91.   The fact that innocent victims of crimes have no relief by any program worthy of its name cannot be ignored.

92.   The illness usually lasts up to seven days and is rarely fatal unless the victim has an immune disorder or liver problems.

93.   The Holocaust victims have some recent court decisions on their side, allowing plaintiffs to use U.S. courts to press international claims -- including one against a Swiss bank.

94.   The police said they did not know whether the victim had a job.

95.   The trial was transferred from Oklahoma City to get a more impartial jury pool, and most relatives and victims have had to pay their way to Denver.

96.   The victim had had trouble at home with her parents and had run away once before, the police said.

97.   The victim had to have been treated and cared for by other members of the group.

98.   The victim may have trouble convincing superiors or co-workers that anything unusual is going on.

99.   The victims have included businessmen who refused to submit to extortion, as well as some who were involved with the mafia, police say.

100.   The victims have little in common beyond the fact that in some way they do not fit into their communities.