In pictures: Bali Terror Bombings
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Canadian Press - Sun Oct 2,11:04 PM ET
A Hindu priest sprinkles holy water during a cleansing ceremony for the victims of the Saturday's bombings near one of the site where the explosions went off in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia, Sunday. (AP/Dita Alangkara) -
AP - Sun Oct 2,11:11 PM ET
South Korean Chun Jin-hee, right, injured victim from the Bail bombing, arrives at the Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Four out of the six South Korean tourists injured Saturday in a series of bombings in Bali, Indonesia, returned home Monday, South Korea's Foreign Ministry said.(AP Photo/Jin Sung-chul. Yonhap) -
Reuters - Sun Oct 2,11:50 PM ET
A security guard (R) inspects the interior of a car before it enters the driveway of the Hilton Hotel in Sydney October 3, 2005. Australia has steadily beefed up its security and anti-terrorism laws since the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States and security jitters have increased further since Saturday's deadly bomb blasts on the Indonesian island of Bali. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 1:13 AM ET
Australian Federal Police personnel investigate the bomb site in Kuta Square on the Indonesian island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Sigit Pamungkas -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 1:54 AM ET
An Indonesian man carries a photograph of an Indonesian couple, Darmawan and his wife, who were killed in last Saturday's bomb blasts in Indonesia's island of Bali during their funeral in Jakarta on October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Dadang Tri -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 1:59 AM ET
Relatives mourn during the funeral of an Indonesian couple, Darmawan and his wife, who were killed in last Saturday's bomb blasts in Indonesia's island of Bali in Jakarta, October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Dadang Tri -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 2:21 AM ET
A forensic expert with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and her Indonesian counterpart (R) take photos at a beach-side restaurant in Jimbaran Beach, where two bombs exploded two days earlier, on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Adrees Latif -
AP - Mon Oct 3, 2:49 AM ET
Relatives of Darmawan and Mintarsah, two victims in Saturday night's Bali explosions, throw flower petals over their graves during a funeral ceremony in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Police were rushing to identify three suicide bombers in the blasts that killed 26 people on Bali island, while seeking three accomplices and enlisting a former operative of Southeast Asia's top terror group to help track down the masterminds. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 2:51 AM ET
A forensic expert with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) takes pictures as her Indonesian counterpart assists while collecting samples at a beach-side restaurant on Jimbaran Beach, in Bali, Indonesia, October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Adrees Latif -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 2:59 AM ET
Morgue workers leave a cooling container, after returning a body part that was investigated on by forensic staff, at the morgue at Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinized an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Luis Enrique Ascui -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:13 AM ET
A Hindu priest performs a cleansing ceremony outside the morgue at Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar, on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinized an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Luis Enrique Ascui -
AP - Mon Oct 3, 3:24 AM ET
Workers prepare to carry the body of Mintarsah, a victim of Saturday night's Bali bomb explosions, out of the coffin to bury her as relatives watch in the background during a funeral ceremony in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Police were rushing to identify three suicide bombers in the blasts that killed 26 people on Bali island, while seeking three accomplices and enlisting a former operative of Southeast Asia's top terror group to help track down the masterminds. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:25 AM ET
Relatives of Akio Kawasaki, a Japanese man who was killed during the recent Bali bombing, walk to their car as they leave Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinized an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Luis Enrique Ascui -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:33 AM ET
Indonesian police walk along the beach near a bomb blast site in Jimbaran Beach on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005. Suicide bombers are likely to have been behind coordinated blasts in Bali that killed 25 people and wounded more than 100, a senior Indonesian counter-terrorism official said on Sunday. (Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:33 AM ET
A police officer stands at the site of one of Saturday's bomb blasts that went off at crowded beachside restaurants in Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005. (Darren Whiteside/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3,12:19 AM ET
Members of Indonesian Red Cross and members of the victim's family carry the coffin of a bomb blast victim at the hospital morgue on Bali island October 2, 2005. (Sigit Pamungkas/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:34 AM ET
Red flags serve as a marker for one of two bomb sites on Jimbaran Beach on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. (Adrees Latif/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:34 AM ET
An Indonesian policeman guards the area of the bomb blast in Kuta square, in the Indonesian island of Bali October 2, 2005. Police investigating coordinated blasts on crowded restaurants in Bali that killed 25 people said on Sunday they were searching for clues to whether suicide bombers were to blame. (Supri/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:40 AM ET
A tourist photographs the site of two bomb blasts in Jimbaran Beach, past a wreath laid for the victims of the explosion, on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Adrees Latif -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:44 AM ET
A forensic expert with the Australian Federal Police and her Indonesian counterparts (L) take samples from a tree, next to where a wreath has been laid for the victims of Saturday's bomb explosions, in Jimbaran Beach on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinized an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings which killed up to 27 people and wounded 125. REUTERS/Adrees Latif -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:44 AM ET
Tourists watch wreckage float by from two bomb blasts at beach-side restaurants at Jimbaran beach on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Adrees Latif -
AFP - Mon Oct 3, 3:46 AM ET
Indonesian paramedics treat an Australian tourist injured in a bomb blast in Bali. Police said the attacks were carried out by three suicide bombers and suspicion immediately fell on militants from the Jemaah Islamiyah extremist network(AFP/Jewel Samad) -
AFP/File - Mon Oct 3, 3:51 AM ET
Traders watch stock prices at the Jakarta Stock Exchange. Indonesian share prices ended the morning session 0.84 percent higher, as security concerns after the Bali bombings gave way to optimism that recent fuel price hikes would ease pressure on the state budget, dealers said(AFP/File/Bay Ismoyo) -
Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 3:53 AM ET
A funeral procession for I Gusti Ketut Sudana, 33, who was killed in a weekend bomb blast in Kuta, makes its way to a cremation site on the Indonesian island of Bali October 3, 2005. Three separate bombs tore through restaurants packed with Saturday evening diners, many of them foreign tourists, which killed as many as 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
AP - Mon Oct 3, 3:56 AM ET
Australian and Indonesian forensic Investigators discuss the scene of a bomb explosion at a cafe on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia Monday Oct. 3, 2005. At least 25 people were killed and about 100 injured when bombs exploded at three restaurants on the popular resort Island.(AP Photo/Ed Wray)