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Hmmmm - another remarkable coincidence emerges? Daniel Seikaly happens to have a daughter - who represented a jihadist called Al-Timini (jailed for 70 years for “sedition” - the guy worked next to Ken Alibek and had a security clearance). Daniel Seikaly, of course, is the guy who seems to be the orchestrator of the DOJ’s campaign against Hatfill. I wonder why his daughter was representing Al-Timini for free?

Daniel Seikaly was briefed by lead investigator Lambert (with Michael Mason, head of field office present). Has pled fifth about outrageous Hatfill leaks.

Daniel Seikaly would have presented any indictment brought. (No indictment was brought).

His daughter Kate Seikaly represented Ali-Al-Timimi pro bono.

Supporting sources:
See
(1) family tree
http://www.seikaly.org/family_tree.html

Ali Al-Timimi (1)
TERMINATED: 07/13/2005
represented by
Alan H. Yamamoto
Law Office of Alan Yamamoto
634 S. Washington St
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-684-4700
Fax: 703-684-6643
Email: yamamoto.law@verizon.net
LEAD ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY TO BE NOTICED
Designation: Retained

Edward B. MacMahon
107 East Washington St
Middleburg, VA 20118
(703) 589-1124
LEAD ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY TO BE NOTICED
Designation: Retained

James Patrick Vann
Martin F McMahan & Associates
1150 Connecticut Ave Nw
Suite 900
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 862-4343
TERMINATED: 10/22/2004
LEAD ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY TO BE NOTICED
Designation: Retained

Katherine Joanne Seikaly
Bryan Cave LLP
700 13th St NW
Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 508-6000
Fax: (202) 508-6200
Email: kate.seikaly@bryancave.com
LEAD ATTORNEY
Designation: Pro Bono

Alan H. Yamamoto's office was right there in Alexandria on a street that put him about 5 minutes driving time (outside of rush hour) from our former offices on US 1 and the Beltway (which were in the same building as Ken Abelik).

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?