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Does anyone really think that Shenelle Corby is innocent.If so why did she reply"its full of marijuana" when asked what was in her bag.

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donno who she is, but can't you see? thats the most innocent answer you will ever get!! innocent and naive..

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Originally posted by matt01
Does anyone really think that Shenelle Corby is innocent.If so why did she reply"its full of marijuana" when asked what was in her bag.
Who is she? Can u at least post a link to the story or explain what happened.

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http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=107925&region=2

At the very least, she should not be executed for what she may have done.

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http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12854732-31317,00.html

CELEBRITY or martyr? Schapelle Corby will become one or the other after her Bali drugs trial ordeal.

The 27-year-old Gold Coast beauty student has joined Lindy Chamberlain and Pauline Hanson on the podium of famous Australian women who've been behind bars.
Ms Corby was caught with 4.1 kg of marijuana in her unlocked bodyboard bag at Denpasar airport in Bali last October.

If convicted, she could face death by firing squad.

But she insists she's innocent and says the drugs were planted, probably by a baggage handler involved in an Australian drug ring.

Her case has generated massive media attention and national debate.

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Australia should invade that puke ass 3rd world country if they were to execute a Australian civilian.

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Originally posted by Weadley
Australia should invade that puke ass 3rd world country if they were to execute a Australian civilian.
Other than racism, any other reason why you think a white Australian should not be subject to the laws of the country they voluntarily entered?

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who is she and why do we care.. happens every day.. kill her @$$!

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Originally posted by flexmore


If convicted, she could face death by firing squad.

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That seems a bit harsh. A better punishment for an Aussie would be to "Be permanently and properly banned to the City of San Francisco, never to leave the borders of said city for the rest of your natural life".

But then... I have a weird sense of what is punishment and what isn't.

😠🙄😲

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Originally posted by xxxenophobe
who is she and why do we care.. happens every day.. kill her @$$!
In brief - attractive young Australian woman arrives in Bali. Indonesia with four kg of marijuana in her bag she claims to know nothing about. Arrested at the airport, she faces prosecution under Indonesian law for drug smuggling which could include the death penalty.

In general - if you are caught smuggling drugs in a foreign country, your government will not protect you. By going overseas, you are subject to local law - unless you are a diplomat of course.

It is not likely she will be executed. But it looks as if she will have to get used to nasi goreng for a while.

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http://www.abc.net.au/ra/news/stories/s1347891.htm:

Last Updated 18/04/2005, 19:03:29

Nine Australians have been arrested in Bali on suspicion of attempting to smuggle more than eight kilos of drugs out of Indonesia.

Our reporter, Kathryn Roberts, says eight men and one woman, aged between 18 and 29, have been arrested.

The arrests follow a 10-week investigation, with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) providing assistance to Indonesian authorities.

The AFP has been investigating a syndicate allegedly involved in the importation of narcotics from Indonesia to Australia using couriers.

Four men and one woman, all from Brisbane and Sydney, were taken into custody at Denpasar airport in Bali, where they were attempting to return to Sydney.

Indonesian customs officers allegedly found eight kilograms, of what is believed to be heroin, strapped to four of the five Australians.