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Indonesia executes 3 militants for Bali bombings


CILACAP, Indonesia – Indonesia executed three Islamic militants Saturday for 
helping plan and carry out the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people, many 
of them foreign tourists, lawyers and relatives said.

Imam Samudra and brothers Amrozi Nurhasyim and Ali Ghufron were executed at 
11:20 p.m. several miles from their high security prison on Nusakambangan 
island, said Qadar Faisal, one of their attorneys. Their bodies will be taken 
by helicopter to their home villages for burial, he said.

The Oct. 12, 2002 twin nightclub attacks — allegedly funded by al-Qaida and 
carried out by members of the Southeast Asian militant group Jemaah Islamiyah — 
thrust Indonesia onto the front lines in the war on terror.

The three never expressed remorse, saying the suicide bombings were meant to 
punish the U.S. and its Western allies for alleged atrocities in Afghanistan 
and elsewhere. They even taunted relatives of victims at their trials five 
years ago.

In recent months, the men had publicly expressed hopes their executions would 
trigger revenge attacks in Indonesia.

The capital has been on high alert, with extra police deployed at embassies, 
shopping malls and offices, but most analysts expect any reaction to be small 
and limited to demonstrations, bomb hoaxes and show of solidarity at the men's' 
funerals.

"But everyone should be extra vigilant, at least for the next week," said Ken 
Conboy, a Jakarta-based security expert, noting that even small, peaceful 
rallies "can quickly spin out of control."

Though the three Bali bombers said they were happy to die martyrs, their 
lawyers fought for years to stop their executions, arguing they were convicted 
retroactively on anti-terrorism laws.

They also opposed death by firing squad, saying their clients preferred 
beheadings, because they were more "humane."

Mohamad Chozin, a brother of Nurhasyim and Ghufron, was among those who 
confirmed to The Associated Press early Sunday that they had received news the 
men had been killed.

"The bodies will be take to our mother's house," he said in their home village 
of Tenggulun.

The three men were among more than 30 people convicted in connection with the 
bombings.

Jemaah Islamiyah was blamed for at least three other suicide bombings in 
Indonesia. But the 2002 attack, however, was by far the bloodiest.

One of the attackers walked into Paddy's nightclub on a busy Saturday night, 
setting off a bomb attached to his vest. Minutes later, a larger car bomb 
exploded outside the nearby Sari Club.

The dead included 88 Australians, 28 Britons and eight Americans — most 
revelers fleeing the first blast.

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Associated Press Writer Irwan Firdaus contributed to this report from Tenggulun.



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