Alleged Indonesian Islamist militant Umar Patek arrives at a Jakarta courthouse.<br/> <br />He's suspected of involvement in a 2002 bomb attack at a Bali night club that killed 202 people.<br/> <br />He's now facing six charges, including murder, bomb-making and illegal firearms possession.<br/> <br />Many analysts consider the 45-year-old to be one of a handful of Indonesians with knowledge of the connection between Islamic militancy in Southeast Asia and al Qaeda in South Asia.<br/> <br />Patek, who is believed to be a bomb maker for Jemaah Islamiah, was extradited from Pakistan in August 2011.<br/> <br />Since the 2002 Bali bombings, several key figures in the Jemaah Islamiah network - which was blamed for the attack - have been killed or captured.<br/> <br />Travis Brecher, Reuters
