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Thu, Nov 7 2002 6:56 PM AEDT
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Police release sketch of fourth Bali blast
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Police release fourth Bali suspect sketch
Indonesian police have just released a sketch of a fourth
suspect they think was involved in the Bali bombings.
The
man in the latest sketch has Indonesian features, although police have not
given any more details at this stage.
"According to our witnesses,
he is thought to have a very close connection to the case. His status is a
suspect," deputy national police spokesman Edward Aritonang said.
Police last week released sketches of three Indonesian men whom
they said might be perpetrators of the devastating blasts that ripped
through a nightclub area.
Police have said they believed the group
responsible for the attacks consisted of up to 10 members, but they have
not named any individuals or groups as suspects.
'Very
helpful'
Earlier, Indonesian investigators said a man suspected
of owning a vehicle used in the bombing had been very helpful during
questioning.
Police in Java picked up the man yesterday.
Now
spokesman for the Bali investigators, brigadier general Edward Aritonang,
says the man is being "very, very helpful" in his response to police
questioning.
An Indonesian national police spokesman earlier
declared they were especially interested in five men who were under
intensive questioning, but had not yet been determined to be suspects.
Auction
In Darwin,
a Northern Territory legal firm says a divorce donated to an auction will
be transferable if the successful bidder never needs to use
it.
Vanessa Farmer says her firm has donated the divorce to a Red
Cross auction for the victims of the Bali bombings.
Ms Farmer says
the organisers wanted something attention grabbing.
She says the
divorce, to the value of $1,000, should get bidders' attention.
"Essentially it appears that it might be contested and it should
raise a fair bit of money," she said.
"That's not to say thought
that the person who bids is actually going to use the prize, but I've
indicated we're going to honour it."
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