| Importance | Medium |
 | Location | Sanaa, Yemen1 |
 | Affiliation | Al-Qaeda1 |
| Role | Bodyguard1 |
| Supervisor | Osama bin Laden |
| Full Given Name | Nasser Ahmad Naser al Bahri |
| Nationality | Yemeni |
| Alias(es) | Abu Jandal1 |
| Alternate Spelling(s) | Nasr al Bahri, Nasser al-Bahri, Nassir al Bahri |
| Possibly the same as | Abu Jandal |
| Gender | Male |
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| Reliable | He served as a bodyguard for bin Laden for three years. He was imprisoned in Yemen and later released after renouncing violence.
Shortly after Sept. 11, he was interviewed by the FBI and provided information on al-Qaeda's structure.1,2 |
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| 1 Whewell, Tim. "Yemeni anti-terror scheme in doubt." BBC: Oct. 11, 2005. |
| 2 The 9-11 Commission Final Report, July 22, 2004, Footnotes. |
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