The friend and mentor of Bali Nine drug smuggler Myuran Sukumaran says the 33-year-old is no longer sleeping as he waits with dread for a final knock on his door to take him to his execution by firing squad. Artist Ben Quilty, who said goodbye to Sukumaran at Kerobokan prison in Bali for the last time on Thursday, explained the process has begun for Sukumaran and Andrew Chan's imminent execution. 'He knows someone will knock on his door in the middle of the night. I offered to bring him valium but he said "no". He is completely free from drugs and won't even take sleeping pills,' Quilty told ABC radio.
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Artist Ben Quilty said goodbye to Sukumaran on Thursday
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Andrew Chan and Sukumaran have reportedly been moved out of prison for execution
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They are expected to be moved to Nusakambangan, a prison island off central Java known as 'Indonesia's Alcatraz'
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Authorities confirmed the Australians will be executed outside Bali
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'We ask it to be as soon as possible,' Bali Prosecutor's Office says
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Men shocked to learn that they will be transferred to 'execution island'
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Their families will be given the required 72 hours notice of their executions
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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says executions a grave injustice
Mr Sukumaran stands in front of his paintings at a prisoners' studio in @placeholder prison