When United States Navy SEALs from the Special Operations Forces (SOF) killed Osama bin Laden during Operation Neptune Spear, they captured a prize far greater and more valuable than his body a treasure trove of intelligence that included 10 hard drives, five computers, and more than 100 storage devices with 15,000 distinct separate documents, and between 15,000 25,000 snippets of video. Access to this top secret intelligence was granted to a select few outside the intelligence community. Discovery, in conjunction with NBC News, was given an exclusive briefing on the classified intelligence by a senior U.S...