It is called Shinigami Kai B. Yes, it is on the second official soundtrack, song number 18.   See 1 other reply

While it would have been interesting to read the names of people you listed, you also made some very good points regarding the killing of terrorists and the like. Though I don't really believe in the death penalty, if there were a Death Note, I think it should be used. There are countless criminals who have evaded arrest, have committed horrible crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity, etc.), and should be put to death. I, for one, would hand the Death Note over to the UN's International Criminal Court, where a fair trial could take place with or without the defendant being present. Only then could the Death note be used. However, I do not own a Death Note, nor do I, unfortunately, control how the world works. In the meantime, let's all hope Omar al-Bashir suddenly contracts a deadly strain of ebola.   See 2 other replies

These people will all die by disease, since accidents and suicide may inspire other terrorists instead of demoralize them. Death by disease may be seen as divine judgment. It does not matter if these people all die at once, since many others not listed here will witness their deaths regardless and will hopefully be discouraged by them. To prevent further terrorist acts, and to make their deaths as noticeable as possible, they must all die on or near the same day. They cannot all die by the same disease since that disease may not be possible for all of them to contract in time. 275 names total.Hm, well Hulu won't let me list the names because there are too many lines, and with 275 names I'd rather not reorganize them all to fit, plus there are only a few recognizable ones, but yes, I did make a list of 275 people. They were mostly terrorists or terrorist supporters, from all parts of the world, including Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East.   See 2 other replies