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| | Wednesday, 13 November, 2002, 15:22 GMT In pictures: Bali bombing suspect The chief suspect in the Bali bombings, Amrozi, has been publicly interrogated. The chief of police said Amrozi apologised to his family for problems caused by his arrest, but there was no apology for the victims of the attack.
 Amrozi (left) was arrested last week, and interrogated in front of the media on Wednesday  He appeared relaxed , and smiled and waved when asked to turn to the watching journalists  Indonesian authorities played a tape of what they said was Amrozi's voice, where he apologised to his family...  ...but reportedly not to relatives of the more than 200 people who died or are missing  Police claim Amrozi met a man from militant group Jemaah Islamiah and they planned the attack together. | |
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