Hmmmmm ~ and now I remember al-Timini. When he was affiliated with Ken, in that building, a company in Alexandria that printed Islamic literature always sent over a truck driven by a middle-aged guy who had converted to Islam in prison.
Hmmmm ~ and even stickier, I think I can call up Yamamoto's face. Problem here is that Ken had more than his fair share of Khazakistani "wannabees" who'd come out of the woodwork to film him, etc. So, they were always around, and this Yamamoto kind of disappeared into the background. However, he would have been the not-Korean/not-Khazakh Asian guy ~ and that usually means he could be Japanese, so there he is, the Japanese guy.
He has no pictures on the Internet.
A Question: Did Ken rat out al Timini and did his own security detail pick up on Yamamoto?
Muawiyab, I picture this instead being the relevant background.
“The Go-To Lawyer of ‘Northern Virginiastan,’” ABA Journal, September 2007
http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/the_go_to_lawyer_of_northern_virginiastan/
“Ode to Anthrax: the US-Based Falls Church, VA and Chicago-area Hamas Fundraisers”
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze43v8m/anthraxandalqaed.html#Hamasand
Muawiyah, what building are you referring to? Ali was with Ken in Discovery Hall on GMU campus. There were no postal facilities in that building, right? And Ali wasn’t located with Ken in any other building. Are you referring to some other business venture Ken had at some point?
There is a connection between Ali and Ken (by reason of being in the same department, sharing a fax and maildrop etc). But there is no connection between any lawyer in the matter and Ken.
I don’t think the location of postal offices in Alexandria has bearing on analysis. Ali’s Dar Arqam center was at 360 S. Washington, Falls Church.
Although someone would have to ask him or Attorney AHY, I picture the lawyer in the article above as being the one who got the firm involved pro bono. He is an associate of Stanley Cohen, Lynne Stewart’s former partner.