Hunting bin Laden's body in the Arabian Sea

Want to prove that Osama bin Laden is really dead, a treasure hunter plans to dive into the North Arabian Sea to find the bodies of Al Qaeda leader.

To TMZ, Saturday (11/06/2011), Bill Warren said this exploration to give evidence to the world about Osama. "I tried to prove that bin Laden is really dead and show proof. We do this because we Americans are patriotic and feel of the President (Barack) Obama failed to show evidence," he said.

"I do not believe in the government or Obama," he said.

The search is conducted in the North Arabian Sea. Suspected U.S. warship USS Carl Vinson's body get rid of Osama in the ocean.

"We intend to find and then lifted his body, then photographed and recorded it on video, continues to perform DNA testing," said Warren.

For the expedition is touted as a mission impossible, the team Warren took several ships and a number of advanced technologies. The expedition itself is expected to spend hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars.

Bill Warren plans to bring a team of film to record and document the entire trip.

USS Carl Vinson received the corpse of Osama bin Laden from a Navy SEAL team killed in Abbottabad, Pakistan, 2 May. Little is revealed by the Government of the United States about Osama funeral procession. But it stressed that the procession is in conformity with Islamic teachings.

Osama corpse was placed in a bag equipped with ballast, praying, then placed on a board on the deck of a ship. Board was then tilted until the corpse of Osama fell into the sea, so explanation of the Pentagon.

Government Barack Obama refused to reveal Osama's body image.

Bill Warren started the professional treasure diver since 1972. His first achievement was a British merchant ship that sank in the waters of Santa Cruz, California.