Police in Indonesia have made dozens of arrests related to the deadly October 12 terrorist attack in Bali including two key suspects. The police say the two men have confessed, and the lawyer for one of them says his client is prepared for the death penalty. But official statements about the plot and the roles of the suspects are conflicting. Police made their first big breakthrough in the Bali bomb investigation about three weeks after the blast, with the arrest of a suspect named Amrozi. A 40-year-old car mechanic, Mr. Amrozi was arrested in his tiny village of Tenggulun in East Java. "Actually he is a very intelligent man," says Police General Made Pastika, head of the investigation. "As an example, because there is no signal for the cellular phone in his village, he built antennas in order to communicate with other people with his group so you can imagine, he is smart."