“By May 30, 2001…the four al Qaeda [African] embassy-bombing plotters were found guilty of all 302 counts against them. Convicted of conspiring to kill Americans were Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-‘Owali, twenty-four, of Saudi Arabia, the young driver of the bomb truck who had given up the Yemeni safe house; Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, twenty-seven, of Tanzania; Mohamed Sadeek Odeh, thirty-six, of Jordan; and Wadih El-Hage, the naturalized U.S. citizen who had served as bin Laden’s personal secretary and played host to [al Qaeda double agent] Ali Mohamed in Kenya.”
– Peter Lance, Triple Cross, Page 366