31.   Another witness identified the attackers as members of the Croatian Defense Council, the name given to rebel Croat forces operating in Bosnia, Bajwa told the tribunal.

32.   Another witness statement cited by Bajwa identified the attackers as member of the Croatian Defense Council, the name given to rebel Croat forces operating in Bosnia.

33.   Ashcroft said authorities were conducting interviews and reviewing airline manifests and pay phone records to identify the attackers.

34.   Ashcroft said authorities were conducting interviews, reviewing airline manifests and pay phone records to identify the attackers.

35.   But with government and rebel fighters dressed alike, they could not identify their attackers.

36.   Chakraborty said it was too early to identify the attackers.

37.   Clarkin, Hegarty and Lewsley all identified their attackers as local IRA figures.

38.   Defense Minister Tea Banh identified the attackers as guerrillas from the hard-line faction still fighting under the command of their one-legged general, Ta Mok.

39.   DNA evidence from sexual contact could identify the attacker.

40.   Her attacker was identified as Valery Ivankov.