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Brother visits Bali bombers' prison as execution looms

AFP, Tenggulun
The younger brother of two militants on death row over the deadly 2002 Bali bombings visited their island prison yesterday as speculation mounted over their impendingexecutions.
Ali Fauzi, a brother of condemned bombers Amrozi and Mukhlas, left the militants' home village in East Java early yesterday to visit them in the island prison where they await the firing squad, another brother Muhammad Chozinsaid.
"My brother... went with the, police^ and ithe' district • head1 To Nusakan^bangan at, 2tQ0 am this morning in the hope of seeing the brothers for the last time," Chozin said, referring to the island prison off southern Java.
"If they're executed, he'll-help prepare their bodies for burial," he said. A source in the prison confirmed to AFP that Fauzi had arrived but could not say if he had met the brothers or if he would have access to their bodies.
Prison authorities have barred relatives from visiting the bombers before their executions, but will aUow them to see the bodies, said Achmad Michdan, a lawyer for the bombers.
"This is a violation of (the bombers') human rights," he said.
Speculation has been rife in Indonesia over the exact date of the execution of bombers Amrozi, 47, MukJ^ 48, and Im^m Samudra,. 38, who killed 202 piiople, mostly? foreign tourists, in a series of expip*; sions on the Hindu-majority holidayisland.
Prosecutors have said the bombers will be executed in "early November" but have not given a clear date, allowing Islamist sympathisers time to raUy to their
cause.
Achmad Michdan told AFP it was a "possibility" his clients would be executed Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
"The execution didn't happen last night so tonight is a possibility ... but the prosecutors are the ones who know," he said.
Prosecutors said they may make an announcement about the executions later Saturday night, but did not elaborate.
Tensions in the village built over the details of the bombers' burial after family members were told the be deliv-. -ered by helicopter,pre,-wrapped in ’ white sfirouds.
"As a family we're terrified that we can't handle the bodies but we're worried about the possibility of bloodshed happening, so we accepted it even though we were forced," brother Chozin said.