The CIA has published the content of the hard drive obtained during the assault and murder of Osama Bin Laden, which contains graphic files, documents, movies, games and even that he had a Steam account.

Time has passed and years ago that the United States eliminated the threat of Osama Bin Laden, beheading and dismembering Al Qaeda. We know that Bin Laden was trained by the CIA in the past and they eliminated the threat in May 2011, as they usually do, with an attack by the Navy Seals, who stormed the base of operations of who was the mastermind of the 11/XNUMX attacks. and that he was sheltered in a house on the outskirts of Abbottabad, in Pakistan. Yes, we could perfectly be talking about the plot of a Call of Duty.

Well, not only was Bin Laden's life ended, computer material was also obtained from this person, among others, his personal computer and other electronic devices, which has been released by the CIA. According to this agency, the devices had 470.00 files, which had a total weight of 321GB, among which were important documents, images, videos of all kinds, different audio recordings and video games. Logically, the latter will be used by some tabloid media to attack gamer and the video game industry.

The CIA on its website has published the files, with a clear warning, stating that: "This material may be offensive or disturbing, and despite having been reviewed by the agency, it could contain some hidden malware as it belongs to a terrorist organization." The files are interesting, since they were imported from other computers, since it did not have Internet access, because it ran the risk of being detected and located. Files have been found, such as letters with the family and other leaders of Al Qaeda and terrorist operations, as well as videos of his daughter's wedding.

Common items, such as scanned newspapers, magazines, books, and other documents, were found, which in part had been pulled from Wikipedia. Other files have been found, not disseminated on the page, because copyright rights were infringed, among which we find the following contents:

• Antz
• Batman gotham knight
• BBC Great Wildlife Moments
• Biography - Osama bin Laden
• Cars
• Chicken Little
• CNN Presents: World's Most Wanted
• Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
• Heroes of tomorrow
• Home on the Range
• Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
• In the Footsteps of bin Laden - CNN
• Jackie Chan Adventures (downloaded from MyEgy, an Arab pirate website)
• National Geographic: Kung Fu Killers
• National Geographic: Inside the Green Berets
• National Geographic: Predators at War
• National Geographic: World's Worst Venom
• Peruvian Civilization
• resident evil
• Storm Rider - Clash of the Evils
• The Kremlin from Inside (a documentary recorded from Al Jazeera)
• The Story of India
• The Three Musketeers
• Tom and Jerry
• Where in the World is Osama bin Laden

It would also have anime series, such as Naruto, Bleach, Devil May Cry and Dragon Ball. ROMs would also have been found for the Nintendo DS, among which the Animal Crossing: Wild World and Super Mario Bros, emulators of the SNES, NeoGeo and Mame32 stand out, and the PC game Army Men 2 would also have been found. erotic game Perestroika Girls. In addition, a large number of videos have been found downloaded from YouTube, a kind of personal diary in PDF, written in Arabic, that would occupy about 100MB and that the CIA has not translated and a '.bat' would have been found, which would indicate that Bin Laden had a Steam account and played Counter Strike ... surely as a terrorist.