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Name: Fahid Mohammed Msalam (Fahid Mohammed Ally, Fahid Mohammed Ali Musalaam, Fahid Mohammed Ali Msalam, Fahid Muhamad Ali Salem, Mohammed Ally Msalam, Usama Al-Kini, Fahad Ally Msalam)
Aliases: Fahid Mohammed Ally, Fahid Mohammed Ali Musalaam, Fahid Mohammed Ali Msalam, Fahid Muhamad Ali Salem, Mohammed Ally Msalam, Usama Al-Kini, Fahad Ally Msalam
Sex: Male
Race: Other
Age Now: 32
Height: 5'6\"-5'8\"
Weight: 160-170 lbs
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Black
Eyes (Color and Correction): Brown
Other Physical Characteristics: Sometimes wears a light beard or mustache\rHas dark complexion
Wanted for: Murder Of U.S. Nationals Outside The United States, Kenya, International; Aug 07, 1998
Murder Of U.S. Nationals Outside The United States, Libya, International; Aug 07, 1998
Conspiracy To Murder U.S. Nationals Outside The United States, Kenya, International; Aug 07, 1998
Conspiracy To Murder U.S. Nationals Outside The United States, Libya, International; Aug 07, 1998
Attack On A Federal Facility Resulting In Death, Kenya, International; Aug 07, 1998
Attack On A Federal Facility Resulting In Death, Libya, International; Aug 07, 1998

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Last seen: Unkown
Possible location: Kenya
Last known: Unkown

Traits

Was born in Mombasa, Kenya
Speaks Arabic, Swahili, and English
Has worked in the past as a clothing vendor
Has Kenyan citizenship

Case Story

Attacks On The U.S. Abroad

The FBI reports that Fahid Msalam has been formally indicted for his alleged role in the August 7, 1998 attacks on two U.S embassies in Africa. Msalam is said to be a key player in the truck bomb explosions in Kenya and Tanzania. Several government agencies report that over 5,000 people were injured in the attacks, while 257 were killed. According to the U.S. Department of State, these bombings opened the door for U.S. involvement in international terrorism prevention. The U.S. government says Msalam should be considered armed and dangerous and is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading directly to his capture.