Did one of the affidavit authors tell you he or she recognized Khalid Mohammed as someone who was in OKC before it was bombed?
Have any of the witnesses you have talked with ever said anything connecting Khalid Mohammed to people of interest in the OKC bombing?
The witness recognized Mohammed at Dr. Abdul's property management company in the spring of 1995. She was gravely concerned for her personal safety, given the simple fact that Dr. Abdul knew her whereabouts, and she has suffered extraordinary intimidation in the past (see Chapters 5-8). I respected her profound reservations about advertising this sighting in my book The Third Terrorist. However, I do not doubt the veracity of her eyewitness identification. To further bolster her testimomy, I recently confirmed (just this past month), that a second top Al Qaeda general, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, visited OKC in the spring of 1995 to visit two Islamists who were trained on U.S. soil in the fine art of constructing truck bombs from off-the-shelve materials. Please read the book review at the top of my website www.jaynadavis.com for further details regarding Yossef Bodansky's confirmation of that fact.
Thanks much for the great question.
http://www.jaynadavis.com/copley-review.html
"Significantly, Davis’ work — with its unimpeachable legal documentation of witness reports and other research — highlights, supports and makes more clear the importance of a range of other known factors, including — as Bodansky outlined in his bin Laden book — the 1995 visit to the US, and to Oklahoma City, of the number two man in the bin Laden al-Qaida network, Dr Ayman al-Zawahiri."
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http://usinfo.state.gov/topical/pol/terror/01051502.htm
Ali Mohamed: The Defendant Who Did Not Go to Trial
Pled guilty to conspiracy in African embassy bombing case
Ali A. Mohamed was charged in the almost simultaneous bombings of the U.S. embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam on August 7, 1998, and with conspiring to kill Americans...
(Ali) Mohamed told the judge that in the early 1980s he became involved with the Egyptian Islamic Jihad organization and in the 1990s was introduced to al Qaeda through the Egyptian organization. In the early 1990s Ayman Al Zawihiri made two visits to the United States to raise funds for Islamic Jihad, Mohamed said, and he helped Zawihiri do that. Zawihiri was also indicted in the bombing but remains at large, as does bin Laden.
Was Ali A. Mohamed with Ayman Al-Zawahiri when he visited OKC in the spring of 1995 ?