WASHINGTON -- Former Navy SEAL Matt Bissonnette says SEALs raiding Osama bin Laden's Pakistan hideout last year shot him dead instead of capturing him because his arms were hidden and may have been holding weapons. Appearing Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes," Bissonnette says one SEAL fired after seeing a man's head poking into a hallway. Bissonnette says he and another SEAL shot bin Laden again after finding him on his bedroom floor with a bullet in his skull, because bin Laden's hands were hidden. That's more detail than was included in "No Easy Day," the newly released book Bissonnette wrote under the pseudonym Mark Owen. Pentagon officials say bin Laden was only shot after fleeing into his bedroom, and have threatened legal action against Bissonnette for possible releases of classified information.

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Something doesn't make sense to me about that article... So bin Laden stuck his head out of a hallway... out of curiosity? And got shot in the skull... and ran to his room... then while laying on the ground dead got shot two more times?

I think the room was a bit smaller, so he had his head out, pulled back, shot were fired, one of them hit him in the head.. he goes down.. makes little spastic shaking movements on the ground.. seals fire just to make sure..