After the US raid that killed bin Laden and another man and woman, Pakistani authorities went to the compound and detained about 10 other residents, according to The Wall Street Journal. Authorities also took into custody Gull Madah, the Pakistani who built bin Laden's three-story compound with its unusual fortifications, such as 15-foot-tall walls topped with barbed wire.
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Where will bin Laden 'mother lode of intelligence' lead?
It's 'the mother lode of intelligence,' a US official said of the materials found with Osama bin Laden in Abbattabad, Pakistan. Here's a look at what was discovered, where it is now, and what it might reveal.
10 other people at compound
