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00:04It has been 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
00:08The mastermind behind it all, Osama bin Laden, was long ago wiped out by the US military.
00:12Where is his son now?
00:14The answer may surprise some people.
00:16He put down his gun and picked up his paintbrush.
00:18Omar, 45, is Osama's fourth son.
00:22From a young age, he followed his father, constantly on the run.
00:24Fleeing from Saudi Arabia to Sudan
00:27Then they fled into the mountains of Afghanistan.
00:29Other people's children are in school at 15.
00:32He was 15 years old when he was forced to learn to shoot, specifically an AK47 rifle.
00:36We also need to learn how to drive tanks
00:38Even more terrifying was that he witnessed his father's men...
00:41He captured his beloved pet dog to conduct this chemical weapons experiment.
00:45No wonder such a childhood became his lifelong nightmare.
00:49Many people will ask: Osama has so many children.
00:51Why was it Omar who turned against his father?
00:55Because he is Osama bin Laden's successor.
00:58Osama believes that Omar is the smartest and has the highest hopes for him.
01:02He even said himself that he was my son who took over my job.
01:05But Omar flatly refused, saying he wasn't suited for that kind of life.
01:09The father was extremely disappointed on the spot.
01:12April 2001, five months before 9/11.
01:1520-year-old Omar resolutely left Afghanistan
01:18From then on, he completely severed ties with his father.
01:20He later spoke very frankly. He said...
01:22I am also another victim of my father's most awakened nature.
01:26Long-term post-traumatic stress disorder, also known as PDSD
01:29And also suffers from anxiety disorder
01:31In other words, if he hadn't left back then
01:33Today's story might be a completely different version.
01:36So how does he live now that he's left?
01:40Some friends might not believe it if I told you.
01:42What saved him was a paintbrush.
01:44Omar later settled in Normandy, France.
01:47I also have my other half
01:48Watching his wife paint, he started to learn as well.
01:50As a result, his paintings became more and more famous.
01:52He once mentioned his mother's family members.
01:55Actually, she has quite an artistic talent.
01:57His mother herself loved painting.
01:59According to reports, what about Omar's paintings?
02:01Mostly majestic mountains and desolate deserts
02:04A painting can sell for as much as £8,500.
02:07It's currently worth about RM50,000.
02:09So why do you specifically like painting mountains?
02:12He said he had lived in Afghanistan for five years.
02:14The mountain gave him a sense of security from being violated.
02:16And those who have accompanied him all these years are...
02:19His British wife, Jenna, who is 25 years his senior,
02:22The other party has been married six times.
02:23He described Omar as his ultimate soulmate.
02:26The works about Omar
02:28One thing that seems incredible is
02:30Osama was a vocal critic of the United States during his lifetime.
02:33It is the worst civilization in human history.
02:35But his son, Omar, loved to draw the most.
02:38It just so happens to be the United States
02:40Omar's life
02:42I have never set foot in the United States
02:43But it was his most satisfying work.
02:45The painting depicts the Arizona desert in the United States.
02:49A small wooden house under the moonlight
02:50Adorned with rows of cacti
02:53That was his impression of America.
02:56Where did it come from?
02:57It's really a bit heartbreaking to say.
02:59Back then in the deep mountains of Afghanistan
03:02This teenager
03:04Secretly, I just turned on this radio.
03:07I want to hear about the outside world
03:08What I heard was American country music.
03:11He was fascinated from then on.
03:13He also said he admires cowboys.
03:15Appreciate the dignity of cowboys
03:16When I'm feeling down
03:18He watched that Western movie starring Clint Eastwood.
03:21Unforgivable
03:22In other words, my father spent his whole life hating America.
03:26His son, however, depicted him as the paradise in his heart.
03:30What's even more difficult to ask is
03:32He also painted pictures after his father launched the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
03:35Hidden in the Torabora Mountains
03:37The entire mountain was painted in blood red.
03:40The mountain peaks are as sharp as saw teeth.
03:42It seems that America on the canvas is his dream.
03:45And the blood-red, blood-red Mount Torabera
03:49That's the past he can't shake off.
03:51So, in terms of daily life?
03:52He became completely Westernized
03:53He loves McDonald's and KFC.
03:55I also watch American movies.
03:59The story was originally supposed to end here.
04:01He seems to be doing quite well now.
04:03Omar and his wife also planned
04:05Open a bed and breakfast and restaurant in Normandy
04:07But a post completely turned his new life upside down.
04:11Speaking of 2023
04:12He posted messages of condolence on social media around the anniversary of Osama's death.
04:17Then the French authorities accused
04:18He is glorifying terrorism
04:20Simply put, it's speaking well of terrorists.
04:23Although Omar later denied it
04:24He said he didn't post that message.
04:26His agent also defended him, claiming he was innocent.
04:28He said he had long since severed ties with extremist ideologies.
04:30But France still expelled him.
04:322024
04:33The French Interior Minister also signed an order
04:35He is permanently banned from setting foot in France.
04:38So what about now?
04:39This was once the terrorist leader Osama bin Laden
04:41Omar was groomed as a successor
04:44Settling in Qatar
04:45They can only sell their paintings by holding exhibitions.
04:47Maintain life
04:48Regardless of how many peaceful landscapes he painted.
04:51His relationship with Osama
04:54It seems to be a shadow he can never shake off in his entire life.
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