61.  Most were released quickly.

62.  Most were released soon after being treated at nearby hospitals for cuts and bruises from flying shrapnel and glass.

63.  Most are released after a day or so, but those who remain in custody can be held indefinitely without charge or access to a lawyer.

64.  Most are released when their relatives show up and prove they are not rebels.

65.  Most have been released after millions of dollars in ransom payments by Libya and Malaysia, negotiators say.

66.  Most have been released but six remain under investigation by the Supreme Court, the only Bosnian tribunal dealing with suspected terrorism cases.

67.  Most have been released for humanitarian reasons.

68.  Most were later released but six remain under investigation by the Supreme Court, the only Bosnian tribunal dealing with suspected terrorism cases.