OSAMA bin Laden’s spin doctor plans to mentor young British Muslim children after his early release from a US jail.
Adel Abdel Bary, 64, was caged for 25 years for his role in two US embassy bombings that killed 224 and injured thousands in Africa in 1998.
The ex-lawyer was freed in 2020 after convincing a US court he was a Covid risk because he was so fat and he returned to Britain on “compassionate grounds”.
He lives off benefits with family in a £1million council flat.
The al-Qaeda fiend’s monitoring conditions do not bar volunteer work, yet a judge said in 2022 that his global terror past was a “powerful and enduring” indicator of risk.
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His son, who joined IS, died in jail last year.
In an interview at a Birmingham youth centre, Bary told Islam21c — which claims to “educate and inspire” Muslims — that he wants to give kids “a vision”.
His interviewer adds: “He wants to go into mentoring.”
Counter Terrorism Policing said it worked with partners to combat “reoffending risk”.
Bary did not respond to a request for comment.
