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7:35Now PlayingIn 2024, Robert O'Neill, the former Navy SEAL who claims he fired the shots that killed Osama bin Laden, addressed accusations of dishonesty from fellow SEALs, including "Mark Owen," a pseudonym for a SEAL who wrote the controversial book "No Easy Day." O'Neill questioned Owen's legitimacy, pointing out discrepancies in his accounts, such as being awarded the only Purple Heart from the mission. He dismissed accusations of violating a "code of silence," challenging others to show proof of such a code. The controversy extends beyond Owen, with several former SEALs questioning O'Neill's narrative. O'Neill defends his account, noting that "the truth never changes," and accuses his detractors of seeking fame through sensationalism.
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