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April 26th, 2004
This is a very
interesting twist on the internet 'meet-up' trend.
The site, whose address www.quienmeayudo.com translates as "who helped me.com," aims to bring victims together with the people who, in the words of one injured 44-year-old, "descended into hell" to rescue them.
Lists of names, ages, heights and hair and skin color are followed by poignant accounts of the carnage that claimed 191 lives on March 11 when bombs exploded on four packed early-morning commuter trains.
Unfortunately, this is a Reuters report.
The authorities suspect Islamist militants with links to al Qaeda of carrying out the attacks, which injured 1,900 people.
I hope they can figure out for sure who committed this murder. I'd hate for the mystery to linger.