The ABC has obtained a chilling new bomber’s-eye video of the Marriott hotel suicide bombing that killed five people, including three Australians, in Jakarta last year.

The images show teenage Marriott bomber Dani Dwi Permana was streaming video back to his handler Syafudin Zuhri up to the moment he confirmed the foreigners were within range and detonated his explosives.

Zuhri urges Permana on as the murderous mission begins.

As Permana moves through the hotel’s lobby, he uses his mobile phone to send a live video stream back to Zuhri’s phone. Zuhri uses a video camera to record the images and prays for the success of the mission.

“God keep watch over us and keep us close to you,” he tells the doomed bomber.

As Permana crosses the lobby the morning light reflects off the Marriott’s hard floor. A large work of art, seen in the hotel’s own CCTV footage, looms on the right.

Then the assassin pauses and checks his progress in the mission.

When a stranger crosses his path, Permana casually wishes the man “good morning”.

Then he starts to move toward the dining room where local and foreign businessmen held their regular breakfast meeting.

As he closes in he is challenged by a security guard but calmly explains he has come to see his boss, “Mr John”, to deliver the item he ordered.

He makes his way into the breakfast room where his victims can been seen gathered around a large dining table.

The fleeting pictures are the last known images of Australian trade official Craig Senger and businessmen Garth McEvoy and Nathan Verity.

Their colleague from New Zealand, Timothy MacKay, who died not long after the blast, is prominent at the end of the table.

The camera scans to the left. For a brief moment two people are silhouetted against a large window.

The fifth victim, Indonesian waiter Evert Mocodompis, cannot be seen at this point but he was obviously close by.

Then the camera moves back to the breakfast table as the bomber chooses his target.

The windows again dominate the scene and then it freezes. Zuhri’s handycam records the dull sound of the explosion in the distance.

As the cell members flee in a getaway car, the camera keeps rolling, aimed at the back of the car seat. They remark approvingly on how Permana responded when challenged.

The next images show the terrorists in a safe house recording the live TV coverage of their attack.

An image of a stricken Timothy MacKay appears briefly in the reports and then he too is gone.

Zuhri and the man who allegedly planned the attack, Noordin Mohammad Top, were killed in police raids last year.

But the alleged members of the support network are on trial and the prosecutors are trying to show how one was connected to the other and eventually to Zuhri, who recorded the chilling images.