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From my own records searching, I would doubt that their Mohamad Almasri is 57. I would believe roughly age 40.

And there are a couple names that are suspicious to me...

Including one who has or had an address in Fort Smith AR
...middle name: OUSAMA!

And another where I think I see a possible connection with that Islamic postal worker they arrested from Staten Island... (and NO, I don't mean the one's from NewYork). Does anyone remember, or can anyone find that guy's name from Staten Island?

Here's MY 'persons of interest' list...
MOHAMMAD H ALMASRI DOWNERS GROVE IL age 39
MOHAMAD DAIFALLAH ALMASRI FORT LAUDERDALE FL age 40
MOHAMAD OUSAMA ALMASRI FORT SMITH AR age 38
MOHAMAD ALMASRI YOUNGSTOWN OH age 37
MOHAMAD ALMASRI DEARBORN MI age 37
MOHAMAD DIAEDDIN ALMASRI DEARBORN MI age 43
MAHMOUD ALMASRI MINEOLA NY (age unknown)
MOHAMAD ALMASRI NEW YORK NY (age unknown)
MOHAMAD ALMASRI HOUSTON TX age 46

ok, I found the other name...
AHMED SATTAR was the Staten Island postal worker that that I thought had a 'connection' to this MOHAMAD ALMASRI.

At the time Sattar was arrested, I did some searching, and it seemed to me that Sattar may have been bankrolling Islamic safe-houses. It seemed like he had numerous residences and telephone numbers in his name. Sometimes multiple phones even at the same address. It just seemed too odd. And I remembered one of his apparent addresses being near Chicago.

When I heard Almasri's name, I checked public records and found that he too seemed to possibly have multiple residences with one of them being near Chicago. (Coincidence #1)

There is more public info out now about Sattar than there was when I first looked him up... and that leads me to (Coincidence #2)... That date: September 9th 2001, when Almasri fled Florida is the same day that General Massoud was assassinated in Afghanistan.

And Satar had connections to the assassins of Massoud.

It is my bet that Almasri was also connected to that murder, and could be the reason the FBI is searching his place in Florida. (I just don't believe in coincidences)

This from Middle East Times

...U.S. authorities believe that Ahmed Abdel Sattar, 42, helped write a letter of introduction for two men who posed as journalists to kill General Ahmed Shah Massoud in northern Afghanistan last fall, the Post said.
Sattar, an Egyptian-born U.S. citizen, has not been charged in Massoud's murder, which took place on 9 September 2001. But a conversation in the summer of 2001 about the letter surfaced during a wiretap involving Sattar, who is charged with serving as a communications center for an Egyptian terrorist group...