War on Terrorism - 2064+: Re: Bali Bombing Investigation
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» Jen_ - Re: Bali Bombing Investigation
.Update on the Bali bombing investigation .....when you see the pics of the re-enactments of the events leading up to the Bali bombings and you see smiling terrorists seemingly having fun playing their roles....and you think...."what the heck is going on in this Indonesian investigation?".....well believe it or not.....some good did come out of the re-enactments......6 more suspects have been identified......
...from 12/23 Jakarta Post....
Police name six more suspects in Bali bombings
JAKARTA (JP): Police on Monday announced thenames of six new people wanted in connection with the Oct. 12 bombings on the tourist island of Bali,bringing to 11 the number of suspects officers believe are still at large, AP reported.
Two of the new people are believed to be Malaysians.
Police spokesman Brig. Gen. Edward Aritonang identified the two Malaysians as Ashari, who goes by a single name, and Noor Din Muhamad Top.
He described Ashari as an academic who officers believe helped prepare the explosives for the attacks. Noor Din Muhamad Top allegedly donated an unspecified amount of money to finance the blasts.
Edward did not say where the Malaysians were believed to be hiding.
He said the other four new suspects were Indonesians. They include Zulkarnaen, alias Arif Sudarso, who officers believe heads a militia wing of Jamaah Islamiyah network.
The other new suspects are Saad alias Muhammad Roisham, whose house in Central Java was allegedly used to host planning meetings for the group; Heri Hafidin, who allegedly recruited three suspects already in custody, and Hutomo Pamungkas, alias Mubarok, who allegedly deposited money for the attacks in his bank account.
The new information was based on interrogations from suspects in custody and the results of a police reenactment of the planned meetings on Java held over the weekend, he said.
Edward said photos of the six suspects had been distributed to police stations across the archipelago.
Police have arrested 15 suspects linked tothe attack, which killed at least 190 people, mostly foreign tourists.
Trials of those in custody are likely to begin in February on Bali.
...Jen
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