article_snippet: The photos also show rare images of another man who has become an influential ideologue in the global jihadist movement -- Mustafa Setmariam Nasar, better known as Abu Musab al-Suri, a Syrian now in his mid-50s who has not been seen in public or heard from in a decade.
article_snippet: Abu Musab al-Suri could pass for Irish.  
article_snippet: But Abu Musab al-Suri is Syrian, originally from the ancient city of Aleppo, fought in the anti-Soviet Afghan war, and lived in London in the 1990s.
article_snippet: al-Suri was close to bin Laden, which explains al-Suri comfortable presence in the 1996 photos of Tora Bora, seated next to al Qaeda leader in his cave or hiking with al-Suri, carrying al-Suri own cameras.
article_snippet: (al-Suri also accompanied Bergen and Peter Arnett on Bergen and Arnett visit to Osama bin Laden's in 1997.)
article_snippet: Most Wanted Terrorists list with a $5 million reward for information leading to al-Suri capture.
article_snippet: In 2005, al-Suri was tracked down in Quetta, Pakistan, and sent to Syria, where al-Suri was imprisoned.
article_snippet: There were unconfirmed reports that al-Suri was released in 2012, followed by al Qaeda statements by leader Ayman al-Zawahiri and spokesman Adam Gadahn in 2014 saying, "May Allah release him.
article_snippet: A decade after al-Suri arrest, al-Suri whereabouts are a mystery.
highlights_snippet: Abu Musab al-Suri, an influential figure in global jihadist movement, appears in images, too .