Overview
- Patek unveiled the Ramu coffee brand on June 3 at a Surabaya café, featuring a spiced blend inspired by his mother’s recipe.
- He was convicted in 2012 for making bombs that killed 202 people in the 2002 Bali attacks and was paroled in late 2022 after serving ten years.
- Survivor reactions ranged from burn victim Chusnul Chotimah’s gesture of forgiveness to appeals from Tumini for government aid to cover ongoing medical treatments.
- Dentist David Andreasmita partnered with Patek to provide mentorship and employment as a practical means of reintegration.
- Patek pledged to allocate portions of his coffee profits toward victims’ recovery costs even as some call for broader support for survivors.