by Mike Krumboltz Monday's two bombings on Moscow's subway killed dozens of people. As of press time, at least 38 people are known to have been killed. More than 60 were wounded. Around the world, people turned to the Web for answers on the suspects. Almost immediately, Web searches on " moscow bombings " and " subway explosions " rocked the Web. Soon after, as more details began to emerge, queries on the mysterious-sounding " black widow bombings " began to take hold.