Although US authorities became aware of a man who was bin Laden’s most trusted courier shortly after the September 11 terrorist attacks, the true identity of Kuwaiti-born Sheikh Abu Ahmed, who was killed in the same raid that left bin Laden dead, remained unknown for several years.
Bush administration interrogation policies led to information about a courier thought to be particularly close to Osama bin Laden was the crucial piece of evidence that led to the death of the al Qaeda leader after a decade-long manhunt.
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