provided concrete proof. the white house says they do have photos of bin laden s body and his burial at sea, but they re still debating whether or not to release them. it s fair to say it s a gruesome photograph. it could be inflammatory. reporter: some in congress think releasing the photos would put conspiracy theories to rest. i think for purposes of 100% identification there s value in doing so. reporter: lawmakers are also starting to ask questions about pakistan and what terrorism officials there knew about bin laden living in their midst for years. danielle notingham, wjz eyewitness news. wjz complete coverage continues live. adam may has an in depth look at the intelligence that helped complete this dangerous mission. adam. reporter: intelligence agencies including some in maryland have already started the long process of analyzing data collected during that raid. seal team 6, an exclusive counterterrorism unit, spent the last month training at a full sc