71.   The police say the attacker may be homeless, so they have concentrated on interviewing residents of shelters.

72.   The suicide attackers reportedly are members of the Islamic Jihad.

73.   The Zapatistas contended that the government supporters were feuding among themselves, but police said the attackers were Zapatistas.

74.   Then it turned out that the so-called attacker was unarmed.

75.   Two years later, when she learned her attacker was up for parole, he slapped her with a lawsuit asserting that she had caused him psychological damage.

76.   Until then, the police treated the case as if the attacker were a police impersonator, not an officer.

77.   Police said the attackers were loyal to the Inkatha Freedom Party, main black rival of the African National Congress.

78.   Police said the attackers were Muslim rebels but did not immediately disclose which of the half a dozen armed bands they suspected.

79.   Police said they had no idea who the attackers were.

80.   Police said they suspected the attacker was a man in a government military uniform who had been seen loitering outside shortly before the explosion Saturday night.