Here's how US forces located IS leader Baghdadi

The self-styled Caliph, who was in his late 40s and carried a bounty of at least $25 million, presided over the brutal caliphate he set up in Syria, enforcing a fundamentalist code and killing thousands. The world's most wanted terrorist, Islamic State (IS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, died like a coward "whimpering and crying" when cornered in a dead-end tunnel by US Special Forces in Syria, President Donald Trump announced on Sunday.