Shapelle Corbe

[Gunna_girl01]

Slums bigtime. Horrible jails.

what would you choose....

20 years in prison or death?

I dunno. Jail, only because there may be that one chance of getting out (with everybody fighting for me). But if there was no chance in hell......probably death.

if i stayed in there, had a trial and all hope was gone.. id start a riot and escape.... swim to a deserted island and busk in the sun!! eating coconuts and berries

Don't forget sunscreen........

yeah.... dont know if id be able to swim wit it in my hands so id have to tuck it into my bra 

[Oddy]

i dunno, have you ever had raw coconut. i don't see what all they hype is.

sure i've thought about living on an island and living off coconuts. but eating fresh coconuts just wasn't so appealing after i tried it.

however, as a supplementary meal coconut is great. Like on lammingtons. Coconut on berries. That'd be only on tuesdays and saturdays on the island. don't have much berries you see

[Gunna_girl01]

i dunno, have you ever had raw coconut. i don't see what all they hype is.

sure i've thought about living on an island and living off coconuts. but eating fresh coconuts just wasn't so appealing after i tried it.

however, as a supplementary meal coconut is great. Like on lammingtons. Coconut on berries. That'd be only on tuesdays and saturdays on the island. don't have much berries you see

yeah i have tasted a coconut, but i wasnt very fond of the milk!! the white stuff tasted allrite though

[Gunna_girl01]

ROSS COULTHART Reporter: Did she do it or didn't she? It's the question Australians are asking about Schapelle Corby.
Ten days ago in an Indonesian courthouse, she begged for her freedom

ROBYN TAMPOE (CORBY'S LAWYER): I do not think it's possible for Schapelle Corby to have a fair trial, predominantly because of the screw-ups in Australia, the screw-ups here. Basic things that should have been done have not been done. So how can she put the best evidence before this court to ensure she gets a fair trial because it doesn't exist.

ROSS COULTHART: The presumption of innocence. It's one of the fundamental tenets of Australia's justice system. But here in Bali that onus of proof is reversed for Schapelle Corby. Once she was found with the drugs in her bag, it fell to her and her defence team to prove her innocence. To prove that she didn't know the drugs were there. And to prove her claim that someone else planted the drugs. But unless that alleged someone else steps forward and dobs themselves in, she has an almost impossible task.

ROSS COULTHART: Inside the bag, 4 and a half kilograms of marijuana double-wrapped in two vacuum sealed plastic bags. The biggest ever seizure at Bali airport.

For the rest of the interview  go to this address
http://sunday.ninemsn.com.au/sunday/cover_stories/transcript_1775.asp


Personal opinion:

she is definatly in a sticky spot right now.... How are they supposed to give her a fair trial when there is NO evidence... They didnt collect evidence to begin with so now it is going to be allmost impossible to find any at all!!! it has been months scince she was first in court getting charged for drug smuggling!! any evidence that was there has now gone!!

i think that she is not going to get out of this, and it is really sad
because i believe that she is innocent.

Also, i have a friend that deals with booking flights and she has said to me that the flights to bali have not cut back in numbers, as i thought it would have.
Bali is really getting a name now, this is not the first time that bali people have been acused of smuggling drugs.

watch your bags people

[Gunna_girl01]

i dont know if i would like to go to bali anymore... i allways wanted to so i go go bargin hunting in the cheap stalls... but now i have changed my mind

[journey]

Brokedown Palace, a movie made in 1998, confronts this kind of situation. It's about two girls who had their luggage tampered with while vacationing in Thailand. They served ten years in prison. I'm not sure if it's based on a true story.


The authorities should do extensive investigations before charging someone. If they have no hard evidence, then how can they keep her?

It's twisted, sister.

[Gunna_girl01]

yeah i have that movie at home.. isnt it funny how different goverments work..

if you get caught in australia with that kind of stuff you would proberbly only get one to two years... maybe less.

my ex bf got done wit

agravated robbery
robbery
posession of a knife
harbouring an escapee
burgulary
agravated burgulary
driving without a license 5 times
drunk driving 7 times....

and you know what he got

absolutly fukin nothing. just a couple of fines...

so any of you people that like to brake the law and get off scat free,
come downunder to australia.

[badapple81]

It's hard what to believe in this one.. we'll never know. It's hard not to listen to the rumours, the biggest being that her brother is one of the biggest dealers in Brisbane/Gold Coast.

[dustNroses]

Shes guilty, her family are or were druggos. her brother has done time for the same thing.

[ClintroN]

there re opening the case in light of new evidence i heard the other day.  A couple of people are comin' foward about the pot.......who knows she just might get out

[Miss-Aussie]

i herd about that aswell, but now they are trying to see if the people that are fessing up about the drugs are the ones that committed the crime...

when you think about it,

her brother or a family member could pay a homless person from bali to fess up to it...
going to jail would be the high light of thier life, free food, a bed and shelter, what more could a bum want !!! (no offence to homless people" 

that could be the case... or maybe i just have a good imagination 

[dustNroses]

spot on.all a bum has to do is murder someone and hes set...