JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: Philippine investigators believe that they may have discovered the location of the original "Love Bug" virus that has infected millions of computers worldwide. Authorities have detained 27-year-old bank employee Reomel Ramores and searched the home where he lives. Ramores has not been formally arrested, and authorities say he has chosen to remain silent. CNN's justice correspondent Pierre Thomas joins us now with more on the U.S. investigation of the virus -- Pierre.</s>PIERRE THOMAS, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Judy, law enforcement officials are very pleased with the status of the investigation, but there is one problem. When they searched the home of the suspect earlier today they did not find a computer, they found computer records and other things which they need to analyze, which may help in the case, but they did not find a computer.</s>WOODRUFF: So, without this computer, how can they know that they're on the right track in this investigation?</s>THOMAS: Well, one of the things that they use is the actual code from the virus, the digital DNA, if you will. It had things like that the virus probably started in the Philippines. Also, they talked to Internet service providers who told them that they had been hacked into and they actually provided the information leading to that particular address.</s>WOODRUFF: And just quickly, Pierre, there is also a woman being interrogated?</s>THOMAS: Well, she is associated with the man whose home they searched today. They tried -- they want to know more about what she knows, but again, they have not talked to her yet, and again, that part of the investigation is pending.</s>WOODRUFF: All right, CNN's justice correspondent Pierre Thomas, thanks very much.
Philippine Investigators Say They Have Found 'Love Bug' Creator