JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: A suspect in the so-called "Love Bug" computer virus attack is in police custody in the Philippines. But there are other suspects in this international case of computer crime. CNN's Maria Ressa joins us on the telephone with the latest -- Maria.</s>MARIA RESSA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, we've got police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation, just told CNN that they may -- there may be more search warrants issued tomorrow. They have just received a search warrant today, raided an apartment in the lower middle class neighborhood in of Pandacan in Manila. They have two suspects right now, both of whom they, quote,"invited for questioning." A man and a woman, both were out of the apartment at the time of the raid. The man was identified as a bank employee, 27-year-old Reomel Ramones. He arrived while officials were at the apartment and was questioned by the police there. They then invited him to the NBI headquarters for further questioning. The woman, who has been identified as 23-year-old Irene De Guzman, has not yet been questioned by police and officials. She is, however, the primary suspect, agents from the NBI say. The search warrant is under her name. She is the registered owner of the computer that officials here believe, the computer where the virus originated from. Agents say they expect her to come in voluntarily. She has sent word she will be coming in with her lawyer. They haven't said exactly when that will happen. Even as the officials did say that they would continue with the investigation, they also cautioned that all they know for sure right now is that the virus originated from this computer found in the apartment of this couple.</s>MESERVE: Maria Ressa in Manila, thank you. And for more on the "Love Bug" story, with a special report on insurgency on the Internet and a history of hacking, check our Web site, that's CNN.com.
'Love Bug' Suspect Questioned in Philippines