61.   The survivors said that the killers forced other villagers to watch as they singled out their victims, killing many of them by cutting their throats.

62.   The troops also raped several women and hurled grenades into basements where residents were trying to hide, survivors said.

63.   The uprising, the Taliban survivors said in interviews last week, was an act of desperation by condemned men who were convinced they were fighting for their lives.

64.   The survivor said he had heard the engines revving up loudly and took that to be part of an attempt by the pilot to regain control of the aircraft.

65.   The survivors said they needed funeral directors of sorts, not shrinks.

66.   Then they went down the line, attacking each woman with stones and a bayonet, a survivor said.

67.   There has been little progress in bringing the perpetrators of the massacres to justice, which survivors say would go a long way toward reducing the urge for revenge.

68.   These matched the published descriptions of blindfolds that survivors say were put on victims by killing squads.

69.   They were told to lie face down on the ground against the fence of a house, the survivor said.

70.   Those who were not trapped initially were covered moments later by a second landslide, the survivors said.