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Mr Stewart, who became the public voice for the families of Bali victims in their demandsfor answers from Prime Minister John Howard, said he still had the last message Anthonyleft for him preserved on his answering machine.

He said Tuesday's Jakarta bombings had reignited the pain felt by those who lost familymembers in Bali.

"I've had three women ring me up last night crying - they lost their kids - it justall came flooding back," he said.

Raelene Allen, whose daughter Belinda turned 23 the week of the bombings, is stillfilled with anger and said she would love to be Amrozi's executioner.

"I'm shaking, I'm so happy," she said.

Mr Atkin, who still wears gloves and has scars on his arms from his burns, said Balivictims wanted the death penalty for Amrozi because they were scared he might escape fromjail.

"He's got every chance of escaping, but once he's dead ...," Mr Atkin said.

"That's all I wanted. Hopefully, the rest will get the same."

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KEYWORD: BALI TRIAL STEWART 2 MELBOUORNE (REOPENS)