Pakistan charges Osama Bin Laden’s widows

into custody last May when US commandos raided their safe house.
The three women had been living in the compound in Abbottabad that Navy Seals attacked, killing Bin Laden.
Malik told reporters in Islamabad that “only the adults had been charged” and the children were free to return to their native countries if their mothers agreed.
Legal experts say the maximum term the women could get is five years.
It is not clear if these three women are Bin Laden’s only widows — it has been reported that he had up to five wives. — bbc.co.uk.

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