GNS Amrozi guilty verdict plus reaction in Bali

(10 Aug 2003)

1. Police surrounding Amrozi as he enters court
2. Wide shot of him being led into court
3. He sits down in front of judges
4. Amrozi (facing camera ) during proceedings
5. Wide shot courtroom
6. Close up judge
7. Mid shot Amrozi (with back to camera) seated in front of judges
8. Members of public, including Australians, in courtroom
9. Close up man
10. Pan of Amrozi and judges
11. Back shot Amrozi
12. Two members of public
13. SOUNDBITE: (Bahasa Indonesian) I Made Karna, Judge over wide shot of courtroom with Amrozi shaking his fist in the air as the verdict is read out:
"We sentenced the defendant Amrozi bin Nurhasyim to death. (cheers) We order the defendent to remain in prison."
14. Wide shot crowd
13. Amrozi turns around and gives the thumbs up to crowd
14. Amrozi is led away by police
15. Members of the crowd cheer and hug each other as verdict is read out
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Nathalie Juniardi, Australian whose husband killed in bombing
"A lot of relief, I am happy that Amrozi is over. I just can't wait for the day that he is actually killed. I mean he killed my husband and so many other people that they deserve death."
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Colin Marshall, New Zealander whose had several friends killed in the bombing
"For a moment, I didn't really understand it but when it came through, yeah, like everyone - elation. I just noticed how quick the forces inside the courtroom moved around because everyone was sort of jumping up and down. But it is what everyone was waiting for. It has been a long six hours, just imagine what it will be like following the whole trial in there. But yeah, we are happy with it."
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jessica O'Grady, Australian who was at the club when the bombs went off
"But to know that something has been done about it and it is not just been pushed to the side, knowing that justice has been done and the people who have done this to us have been caught. "
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) David Ure, Australian who was at the club when the bombs went off
"To show them, yeah, we got him, we stuck it right up him."
20. Women giving interviews outside court

STORYLINE:

In the first verdict over last year's Bali bombings, an Indonesian court convicted and sentenced to death Amrozi bin Nurhasyim, a key player in the attack that killed 202 people.

Amrozi was found guilty of planning and helping execute the bombings, the deadliest since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks in the United States.

After the verdict was read, Amrozi raised his arms and gave his lawyers the thumbs-up sign.

Hundreds of people, including survivors of the bombings, cheered when the judge read the
sentence.

As he was led out of the courtroom, Amrozi smiled broadly at Australian survivors, some of whom shouted back angrily.

Australia lost 88 people in the attack.

Outside the court, Australian and New Zealand survivors spoke of their elation and relief at the guilty verdict.

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