Saudi authorities on Monday clarified the identity of one of the terrorists killed in the Damam clashes last week, noting that the DNA investigations showed that one of corpses belongs to a brother of man on the list of top wanted outlaws in the kingdom. An interior ministry statement said DNA investigations of one of the corpses recovered from under the debris of the hideout of the deviant group in the eastern Saudi city of Damam proved to be for Ahmed Abdelrahman al Swailmi whose father reported his disappearance three months ago. The corpse does not belong to Ahmed's brother Muhamed who is on the list of 36 wanted terrorists in Saudi Arabia, the ministry added. Mubarakia area in eastern Damam city was a scene of armed clashes between security forces and a group of terrorists that ended with the death of all insurgents and four policemen.