Imam

With his glares, his shouts, his invocation of the name of God, and his waving arms, Imam Samudra didn't really startle us. He wanted to show that he wasn't afraid. Nor was he sorry. The court proved that he had committed the crime of planning the mass killing in Bali in October 2002, when a bomb exploded in a crowded club in Kuta. The judge's sentence: death. But the execution of the sentence—so Imam believes—will be the chance for m

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