Hands Off Cain
NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·NOVEMBER 28, 2002
Indonesia

The Jakarta Post newspaper reported that victims and...

The Jakarta Post newspaper reported that victims and the families of those involved in the Bali bomb attack in October said that death is the only fitting punishment for such an evil, barbaric deed

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The Jakarta Post newspaper reported that victims and the families of those involved in the Bali bomb attack in October said that death is the only fitting punishment for such an evil, barbaric deed. "I want the bombers sentenced to death immediately," Ngesti Puji Rahayu, one of the victims wounded by the explosion at Paddy's bar in Legian, Kuta, said. Yayuk visited Paddy's bar with her 26-year-old boss Deasy Widyawati Rahayu. They arrived at the cafe 30 minutes before it was bombed. The two later fled to the rear of the cafe and survived the tragedy, the worst bombing in Indonesia's history. Deasy, who is currently receiving medical care at Concord Hospital in Sydney, made a similar demand for the death penalty for the bombers, according to Deasy's mother Sri Widyawati. "They deserve punishment commensurate with what they had done. Because they have killed others, they must be sentenced to death," Sri said.
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  • (Sources: Bernama Daily Malaysian News, 28/11/2002)