It is thought the widows could have vital information on the Al Qaeda network and bin Laden's involvement in its operations.
US grills bin Laden's widows
By Washington correspondent Lisa Millar
The United States has interviewed three of Osama bin Laden's widows but will not say if the women have revealed any useful information. More
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