Osama bin Laden's last hours come into focus as White House
revises its story  While US officials amend narrative of raid,
Abbottabad residents describe Bin Laden's 'mansion' and the
brothers who built it Boys in Abbottabad with Osama bin Laden's
compound in the background Boys show off wreckage from one of
the US helicopters. Bin Laden’s compound is in the background.
Photograph: Aamir Qureshi/AFP  By the time Pakistani soldiers
lifted the cordon around Osama bin Laden's house in the garrison
town of Abbottabad, triggering a media stampede, the most
obvious traces of its infamous resident had been effaced.  The
American soldiers who had swept in aboard four helicopters on
Sunday night had scoured the three-storey building, taking away
computer hard disks and a trove of documents – as well as Bin
Laden's bloodied body, which was later buried at sea.  The
following day, Pakistani intelligence – angered at not having
been informed of the raid, and embarrassed that it took place
under their noses – made a second