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Here's another account of the rapes.

And another account of the hostages undressing themselves--which you said modesty would never allow them to do:

"Within an hour, the hall became stiflingly hot. 'We all had to strip off. No one had modesty,' said Atsamas Ketsoyev, 14."

But as to any rapes and baby bayonetting, I hope the publication that ran this article is more reputable than the last one that did.

Time will tell what went on--I am not jumping to conclusions yet.

Once again, I am reminded of the stories about babies and incubators, which was run by reputable American publications--and which later proved false.

And once again--I am not saying the atrocities you believe happened, didn't happen; I will wait to see what more comes of these stories.

Oh, and I note this article says, "'Some people said that the older girls who were dragged into another room were being raped. We could hear cries, but then, so many were screaming and crying, that it was impossible to know.'"

So, there it is--even this witness says that whether the rapes happened "was impossible to know."

The witness was there, yet the witness isn't even sure--yet, you're positive!

I wanna hear from the "Some people" who "said"--where are they? Who are they?