article_snippet: Mr Emwazi (left) was seen in public for the first time today since Mr Emwazi (left) was questioned by Kuwaiti police about his son's activities .
article_snippet: Mr Emwazi, who moved to the UK from his native Kuwait in 1994 and holds a British passport, was seen in public for the first time today since his was questioned by Kuwaiti police at the weekend about his .
article_snippet: Mr Al-Hashah said Kuwaiti police called Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph at the weekend and Mr Al-Hashah was interviewed by officers for two to three hours before being allowed to go without any restrictions.
article_snippet: The lawyer said no foreign intelligence services have tried to contact Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph since Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph 26-year-old son was identified as Jihadi John last week.
article_snippet: The lawyer for Mr Emwazi, a former London taxi driver insisted that Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph does not have a job in Kuwait - although MailOnline yesterday spoke to three colleagues who said Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph is employed as the manager of a co-operative farm supplies depot near the Iraqi border.
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi, the alleged executioner, was born in native Kuwait to a stateless family of Iraqi origin.
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi in a 1996 school photograph visited native Kuwait several times, the last time between January 18 and April 26, 2010, Al-Qabas said.
highlights_snippet: Police quizzed Mr Emwazi  but his son was released without restriction, lawyer said .