31.   It was not clear who carried out the attack, though it appeared the attackers came from Jordan.

32.   Jordanian officials denied that there was evidence the attackers had come from Jordan.

33.   Jordanian officials, denied that there was evidence the attackers had come from Jordan.

34.   Kessler said refugees told UNHCR workers that the attackers came from across the border in Rwanda.

35.   Officials said the attackers came from Ghana and sealed off the border.

36.   Police could not immediately say where the attacker came from.

37.   The army said the attackers apparently came over the border from Jordan.

38.   Sukarwo said the military believed the attackers came from a neighboring island and were members of a Muslim fighting force known as Lasker Jihad, or Holy War Troops.

39.   Tamaela said he suspected the attackers came from a neighboring island.

40.   The attackers apparently came from Cabinda, an oil-rich Angolan enclave.