 | A policeman keeps order near the Plaza Muriana in Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2003. A carbomb exploded in the Marriot hotel on Tuesday, leaving at least 13 people dead, and setting it and buildings nearby on fire. click to open  |
 | Smoke billows from the site of a car bomb blast at the Marriott hotel in Jakarta, August 5, 2003. The United States on Tuesday condemned the 'deplorable terrorist' that killed at least 14 people and offered President Megawati Sukarnoputri help in bringing those responsible to justice. click to open |
 | 2003 Jakarta Terror Blast: People try to help bomb blast victims before ambulances arrive at the Hotel JW Marriott in Jakarta click to open |
 | After the blast - A view of the broken windows at the JW Marriott hotel in Jakarta one day after a blast killed 14 people and injured 152 others. click to open |
 | A man wears an anti-terrorist T-shirt in front of bomb-blasted JW Marriott Hotel in Jakarta Aug 6 2003. An explosion tore through the luxury hotel and several surrounding buildings in Jakarta's main business district leaving at least 14 killed and over 150 others injured. click to open |
 | Indonesian police walk past destroyed cars at the site of a blast at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta on August 5, 2003. A huge blast killed six people at a luxury hotel in the business center of Indonesia's capital on Tuesday and seriously injured many more, police said. Jakarta detective Andi Chaeruddin said the blast originated in the basement of the Marriott Hotel in Kuningan on the main road that slices through Jakarta's business district. click to open |
 | Indonesian fire fighters try to extinguish flames as smoke billows from the site of a blast at the Mutiara's Plaza, next to the Marriott hotel in Jakarta, August 5, 2003. A huge car bomb killed 10 people and wounded dozens more Tuesday after ripping through a luxury hotel in the heart of Indonesia's capital. the city's governor said a suicide bomber was probably responsible for the attack, timed as thousands of office workers poured onto the streets for their lunch break. click to open |
 | Fire fighter battles a blaze at the JW Marriott Hotel in Jakarta. A car bomb tore through the luxury hotel killing at least 14 people. click to open |
 | Employees of the JW Marriott hotel and Plaza Mutiara, read a newspaper showing pictures of the bomb blast at their building in Jakarta. At least 14 people were killed and another 152 injured, with some in critical conditions, following a car bomb explosion outside the American-run five-star hotel. click to open |
 | Marriott Hotel bombing survivor Ade Agusuaersih recovers in her hospital bed at Jakarta Hospital Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2003 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Jakarta's Marriott Hotel was heavily damaged when a powerful car bomb killed as many as 14 people and injured nearly 150. click to open |
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