Photos of Schapelle Corby with alleged drug smuggler (1 Viewer)

[0o0]

http://www.theage.com.au/news/natio...ed-in-drug-raid/2005/12/10/1134086837092.html


Corby photos seized in drug raid
December 11, 2005

Schapelle Corby.


Bali prosecutors are expected to seek access to photographs of Schapelle Corby with an alleged drug smuggler.

Police found the photographs of the convicted drug-smuggler while searching the alleged dealer's South Australian home as part of a joint SA-Queensland operation to bust an alleged marijuana-smuggling ring operating between the states, a newspaper reports.

The photographs were taken before Corby was arrested on October 8 last year, when customs officers at Bali's airport found 4.1kg of marijuana in her unlocked luggage.

She maintained the drugs were not hers and were planted in her baggage by an Australian drug gang using her as an unwitting drug courier.

Corby's lawyers last month lodged an appeal with Indonesia's highest court, claiming lower court judges failed to consider evidence that would set the Gold Coast woman free.

But prosecutors in Denpasar have said they will fight the appeal, and plan to lodge a counter appeal against the court's decision to slash five years from Corby's original 20-year jail term.

They are likely to request police hand over the photographs to cast doubt on Corby's claim that she had no contact with drugs or drug dealers, the newspaper reports.

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another link
http://heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,17517440%5E661,00.html

man i would love to see these photos. looks like she'll be wont be coming home anytime soon now, LOL.

 

[ihavenothing]

No surprise for me, I knew the bitch would not need to take a boogie board when her horse sister had a bloody shop full of them. The media can stick this up their arse for making her look so "innocent".

 

[Not-That-Bright]

Ummm... Couldn't it be construed that because she was close to an alledged drug smuggler, that maybe he planted them?

 

[physician]

December 11, 2005

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10 charac

 

[veterandoggy]

sooo, is that coming out tomorrow?

 

[Scanorama]

So she may be guilty after all!

 

[physician]

"I don't like drugs. It's not my drugs. I wouldn't even know where to get the drugs from."

That would look bad right now, however they could always use the argument that although they were friends, she never knew the person dealt with drugs!

Edit: of course depending on what kind of story the photos tell!

 

[zahid]

Ummm... Couldn't it be construed that because she was close to an alledged drug smuggler, that maybe he planted them?

No . I do wish to see her get the firing squad though, although that's not looking likely now.

 

[SashatheMan]

No . I do wish to see her get the firing squad though, although that's not looking likely now.

zahid if it was yuor way , you would put anyone you dont like on the firing line to get shot dead.

 

[0o0]

No . I do wish to see her get the firing squad though, although that's not looking likely now.

Religion of Peace ™

 

[danieljarvis]

she was guilty, never believed her shit cunt story for a second.. friend of friend knows her, but im sure half of you have a story like that

 

[zeek]

so far ALL of the Australians that have been trafficking drugs are guilty and the media has been playing on the public's sympathy

 

[iambored]

Ummm... Couldn't it be construed that because she was close to an alledged drug smuggler, that maybe he planted them?

not that bright hey?

 

[SashatheMan]

so far ALL of the Australians that have been trafficking drugs are guilty and the media has been playing on the public's sympathy

i agree. if yuor a drug distributer in australia , everyone hates you, if you try to seel drugs outside australia, people sympathise them

 

[Scanorama]

so far ALL of the Australians that have been trafficking drugs are guilty and the media has been playing on the public's sympathy

Isn't it funny? After all, they are convicted criminals, but the media tries to protray them as a victim.

 

[zeek]

so true sasha and scanorama. It pisses me off more though when the public keep changing their mind and then the media reports this to neighbouring countries giving Australia a bad image :S

 

[veterandoggy]

our sympathy is smacking us in the face, and were still sympathising.

 

[Scanorama]

I guess there is one thing many people do not get. It is their country, their laws. If you chose you break the law of their country, what do you expect? Likewise, if other foreigners break our law in our country, they will be of course punished by our law.

 

[veterandoggy]

refugees give us the best example of "punishment for breaking our law"