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WVLT Video  Photo by WVLT Video  The Obama administration
wrestled on Tuesday with releasing an image of Osama bin Laden's
corpse, even as militants started questioning whether U.S.
forces really killed him.  Different parts of the Obama
administration offered differing views, with CIA Director Leon
Panetta saying there was never any doubt that ultimately a
photograph of the al Qaeda leader would be released to the
public.  The White House insisted no decision had yet been taken
and noted the graphic nature of the imagery.  "It's fair to say
that it's a gruesome photograph," said White House spokesman Jay
Carney, appearing to refer to an image of bin Laden taken
shortly after a U.S. strike team killed him at his Pakistani
compound.  The disclosure of images could provide further
closure to Americans nearly a decade after the September 11,
2001, attacks that he masterminded. It could also disprove
naysayers doubting the death of bin Laden, who was