Schapelle Corby seems sweet enough. She takes care of her appearance, sits attentively and cries at the right moment. I might cry too if I was in her position, locked in Kerobokan jail with 20 years of porridge. From early on in this saga I had my suspicions about her innocence.
For me things fell into place when I heard that her sister, Mercedes, lives here in Bali full time. Schapelle was described as a straight arrow, non-drugs user, no criminal record etc. If she were bringing over a large quantity of drugs to be sold, she would have to have local contacts. You do not just sit in your guesthouse on Poppies II selling marijuana to everyone who passes by. No, you need your contacts.
Maybe Schapelle was dating a local Balinese guy, I thought. Maybe he talked her into it and will handle (and profit from) the distribution. Then I heard about her sister and things started to make sense. People have said the sister is a partier and who knows, she could have asked Schapelle to bring the drugs over in exchange for rent and a good time. Schapelle might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, maybe that sounded like a reasonable request to her.
Here are some bullet points to ponder:
I hope a way can be found so that Schapelle can be repatriated and serve her sentence in Australia. I also hope that the sentence will be reduced and that she has another chance of leading a fulfilling life.
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Kunjaya,
My mistake, The price I indicated was for local weed in 1998 when i was last there, So 7 years does make a difference! How much does the local weed cost there now on the street?
Age Article: “hydroponic bud” smuggled from Australia sells for $A600 an ounce (about $A21 a gram) or as much as $A20,000 a kilogram.
Still, this is the price from “Top Hydro Marijuana” in bali compared to $A8,000 a kilogram in Australia, Still regardless of the profit to be made, It’s still not worth the risk getting caught.
Adding that she has visited Bali on 5 -6 occasions, Make’s you think she might not be innocent after all!
Well I never thought she was!
Vent,
Still the profit is about AU$ 50,000. Is it worth to take a risk? It depends on many things. For you maybe not. But for someone from lower-middle class in Australia who think that she/he knows a lot about Indonesia with its less stricted customs in denpasar airport, and dumb enough to do so, why is it impossible?
BTW, your comment about Australians have grown up rightnow is questionable regarding the terror pose to Indonesian Embassy in Canberra using biological weapon. It’s pissed me off. You say it’s possible somebody planted it. Ok, I can also say it’s possible that she has lied. The truth is nobody know except herself and her family. But the facts are the drugs were in her bag and she refused to open the bag. This is enough for the judges to sentence her. Then why you people terrorize our embassy? Didn’t you told us that you hate terror?
I’m sorry if I must say I don’t have any respect left to you all Schapelle supporters for what you’ve done. I rest my case.
if she were an ugly bitch would anyone really give a shit? of course not. because she is sort of good-looking and therefore fuckable we all feel sorry for her. maybe the 20 years she spends will teach her how to become a proper carpet-munching dyke. good luck sweet lips.
To all Corby supporters,
I just looked at KOMPAS website, our biggest national newspaper, which you can visit as well in http://www.kompas.com. The news about bacterial package to our embassy has been put in the headlines. Our head of parliament has made a strong comment that urging Australian government to identify the actor behind or the relationship between 2 countries may be worse, and it surely mates wouldn’t be easy for Corby’s appeal.
I think most of us Aussies are pissed off at the fact that Schapelle didn?t get a fair trial, not we all think she is innocent. Still now we haven?t got a clue if she did it or not?. There are just two many unknowns and no cold hard facts of evidence for either convicting her or getting her off. Eg fingerprinting the bag, video evidence, etc etc. It should be up to the prosecution to prove, beyond any reasonable doubt, that she is guilty. NOT for the defense to prove her innocence.
Ohh and to the Einstein that sent the letter to the Indonesian Embassy in Canberra? You are a disgrace. I hope you don?t call yourself an Australian. What a low life, cowardly, pathetic act. I hope they hunt you down and YOU get locked up for 20yrs you dickhead.
I feel sorry for Corby, wheter she’s innocent or not. But why boycott Bali. If you boycott Bali then you should boycott America first. They put people in cages whithout a trail. Not to mention how many more people and countries they “fuck” elswhere.
To the police in Bali. I found them quite nice compared to lots of other places. In the states you make a wrong move and the cop shoots you at the spot.
Just don’t get cought with dope in indo. Otherwise you get away with almost everything.
Hello there..I feel deeply sorry for the girl. Drugs such as cocaine heroine ecstasy etc been around for a long time in Indonesia.
I am an Indonesian girl currently living in the UK. I remember in 1995 when i was in one of the party place in bali, it was so easy for people to get mariyuana etc. And those ‘real drugs dealers’ still around and never got caught obviously.
In this case, I believe the corby girl is a victim. Justice not been done obviously in indonesia. The Indonesian government should really change and revise some of their outdated law in the country obviously.
Oh yes please do not say that you hate Indonesian people ! we are not that bad and you know that!
The victims of tsunami are feeling very greatfull of your help and please dont stop supporting them.
This sort of situation does not only happen in bali hopefully this will broarden your minds
AUSTRALIA has been the villain in Japan for jailing one of its citizens in a drug-smuggling case that mirrors Schapelle Corby’s plight, according to a leading criminologist.
Gold Coast-based Professor Paul Wilson, who testified on behalf of Corby at her trial for smuggling 4.1kg of marijuana into Bali, said today that Japanese tourist Chika Honda had been a victim of a miscarriage of justice.
Honda, then 29, was jailed for more than 10 years after heroin was found in her suitcase in Melbourne in 1992.
She was one of four tourists found with heroin in false panels in their suitcases when they landed in Melbourne Airport.
They have never stopped protesting their innocence, and like Corby, say they were unwitting drug couriers, Prof Wilson said.
The four had maintained that when a van containing their luggage was stolen during a stop-over at Kuala Lumpur, a fifth man told them their suitcases had been found but were damaged so their belongings had been transferred to new luggage.
Prof Wilson said Honda, who has since been deported back to Japan after spending 10-and-a-half years in Victorian jails, was still trying to clear her name after losing “the best years of her life”.
He said many of the cultural differences blasted by Australians during Corby’s trial and in the wake of her 20-year sentence had been evident in Honda’s trial.
“There have been three major Japanese documentaries made about this case and there was real anger in Japan about how the Australian media and courts treated Chika Honda and others accused – it was just as strong as the Australians feel for Corby,” Prof Wilson said.
“It can happen in Australia and it did – there were large cultural differences and translation errors and in the media there was this general discussion about the role of the Yakuza, the Japanese mafia.”
Prof Wilson, Bond University’s head of criminology, said cultural differences went to the extent where the four were not considered genuine tourists because they had not brought cameras to Australia.
He said Honda’s failure to aggressively assert her innocence, which is deemed as culturally appropriate in Japan, was seen by the Australian court as a sign of guilt.
Prof Wilson said he had studied Honda’s case for five years and was so convinced of her innocence he was preparing a petition to the Governor-General asking for her conviction to be nullified on the basis of new evidence yet to be revealed.
“Australians should realise so-called miscarriages of justice occur here – we should be very careful before we say that we have this perfect system that doesn’t discriminate between other cultures because the Chika Honda case clearly shows it does,” Professor Wilson said.
I also want to show you all how ignorant some people can be I tried to find a deal on internet for bali and found fabtraveldeals boycotting sales to bali. This was their comment on the situation. So sad to see such ingnorant people in the world
My comments where
really upseting to see a company boycotting selling packages to Bali think about all of those innocent bali families that will now
suffer due to down tourism that you are helping to create.By doing this you can not change what has happened. The bigger picture is that
your are hurting the people of Bali. Are we in the dark ages and eye for an eye? Grow up people.
Their response (you all wont believe it)
Hello Lucie,
Yes, we did take that into account when we decided to pull all Bali advertising, and you are right. The people of Bali will certainly be affected, however if the stall owner, the wood carver, the batik makers, the hotel staff, and all the others associated with tourism, take home less each day, spare a thought as to how much hurt that Schapelle Corby and her family is experiencing.If the prosecution’s appeal is successful she may very well have her sentence extended, or worse still, face the firing squad on a lonely beach, with a blindfold over her head while bound to a post stuck in the sand, then hear the sound of the bolts loading the rifle…and then….two bullets ripping into her chest and taking between 3-5 minutes to die while slumped onto her own body.
It doesn’t bear thinking about, does it?Therefore we hope the Balinese people can speak in one voice to their corrupt government when it hits them in the hip pocket, and not the heart. At least they are not in jail or face a possible firing squad. dick hall
Can you believe it comments please!!!
I also want to show you all how ignorant some people can be I tried to find a deal on internet for bali and found fabtraveldeals boycotting sales to bali. This was their comment on the situation. So sad to see such ingnorant people in the world
My comments where
really upseting to see a company boycotting selling packages to Bali think about all of those innocent bali families that will now
suffer due to down tourism that you are helping to create.By doing this you can not change what has happened. The bigger picture is that
your are hurting the people of Bali. Are we in the dark ages and eye for an eye? Grow up people.
Their response (you all wont believe it)
Hello Lucie,
Yes, we did take that into account when we decided to pull all Bali advertising, and you are right. The people of Bali will certainly be affected, however if the stall owner, the wood carver, the batik makers, the hotel staff, and all the others associated with tourism, take home less each day, spare a thought as to how much hurt that Schapelle Corby and her family is experiencing.If the prosecution’s appeal is successful she may very well have her sentence extended, or worse still, face the firing squad on a lonely beach, with a blindfold over her head while bound to a post stuck in the sand, then hear the sound of the bolts loading the rifle…and then….two bullets ripping into her chest and taking between 3-5 minutes to die while slumped onto her own body.
It doesn’t bear thinking about, does it?Therefore we hope the Balinese people can speak in one voice to their corrupt government when it hits them in the hip pocket, and not the heart. At least they are not in jail or face a possible firing squad. dick hall
Can you believe it comments please!!!
Just out of curiosity – if you get off the plane, pick up your luggage and notice that it feels a few pounds heavier, then open it and find tons of marijuana in there – what do you do?
Would it make a difference if you said “Hey, Bali airport security! I just noticed 4 lbs of pot in my bag that wasn’t there before!”
If the pot was in fact planted, then any one of us could be faced with that very situation…I have a feeling we would all get jail sentences anyway…
Sofia
If that question was directed at me well I can tell you as an experienced traveller (30yrs) and being in the travel industry I dont check my luggage in I always have carry on. If I need to take more things I will always use a heavy lock on the bag and or have it wrapped in plastic (by the way this is not a new thing you have been able to get your bags wrapped for years). So I can quite confidently say that this will never happen to me because I am always very careful. Its a shame that people have become so relax about there baggage that this can happen especially after the world expriencing Terrorism You would think that people would have been a little smarter as it is common sence.
in fact thousands tourists have visited Bali since 1960s, and it happens only to Corby. What the fuss?
The land of Hypocrites
The world as we knew it changed forever on September 11, 2001 when a bunch of suicidal Islamic lunatics hijacked 4 passenger jets and hurtled them at civilian targets, killing over 3,000 people. The Bali Bombings on October 12 2002 also targeted civilians, killing more than 200 people, 88 of which were Australians. The Beslan massacre, suicide bombs in Jerusalem, Jakarta, Madrid, it just seemed endless.
George Bush gave his State of the Union speech outlining the ÔAxis of EvilÕ and followed up by kicking SaddamÕs terrorist funding butt.
The lefty bleeding heart brigade took to the streets world over protesting the hostilities, with past and present failed musicians and actors lining up for their share of the limelight. Not to be outdone, wannbe politician Andrew Wilkie and failed politicians like Bob Brown, Mark Latham and Andrew Bartlett, to name but three, all grabbed their pound of media flesh on their vitriolic soapbox aimed at Bush, Blair and Howard.
The centrepiece of their protests were the lives of innocents in the now war ravaged countries have been destroyed due to the actions of just a few. Some like Pilger and Monboit even heralded these ÔpartisansÕ as freedom fighters standing up against the great Satan.
The most interesting point of it all was the sentiment that others should not revile a country over the actions of the fundamentalist few. This in fact was the cornerstone of their argument. In the aftermath of the Australian Embassy bombing in Jakarta most of these lefty MoonbatÕs called for calm and not to vilify the Indonesian people simply because one or two criminals killed innocent people. The same sentiment rang true in the wake of the Bali bombings, with most Australians feeling sympathy for the Balinese people after the prospect of their livelihoods was jeopardised by the horrific bombings. Many people here in Australia and Bali pleaded with the Australian tourists to not shun Bali.
ItÕs really quite ironic that all that death at the hands of crazed cowards was not reason enough to show disdain for the country from which these atrocities originated and yet the incarceration of a beauty therapist, Shapelle Corby, is!
Newspapers have run sms/letter columns of irrational fools calling for the government to get her out of Indonesia and many more call for a complete ban on Indonesian travel. The Red Cross faced difficulty from people refusing to give if the money was to go to any part of Indonesia. There have also been calls from those that donated to the Tsunami to have their money refunded in the wake of the Corby decision. Letters submitted to the government have asked for the $1 Billion pledged to the Tsunami relief for Indonesia to be withdrawn.
How bl-oody hypocritical are these insipid pr!cks? Terrorists massacred innocent people, including children the old, the frail and yet the country from whence the attacks originated received only compassion for its citizens from these mindless scum. No calls in the media to ban travel to Bali or boycott Indonesian products, no organised rallyÕs of protest against the countries that harboured and fostered these terrorists and no such vitriolic and invective comments by columnists or Current Affairs hosts towards the governments or citizens of these countries. It seems that if you blow up hundreds or even thousands of innocent people you will be blessed with overwhelming support but if you jail just one foreign person whoÕs innocence hasnÕt been established then the whole country faces retribution.
The people calling for boycotts on Indonesia in the wake of the Corby case are nothing but hypocrites who need to reassess their moral values towards human life.
Posted by by Scott @ 12:23 pm – (Elsewhere)
Scott,
Well said!
Thank you thank you scott,
Your comments are outstanding thank you again for some intelligent reading.
Lucie
What a smart argument!
Why? So stupid idiot like you will think that a pretty woman will not smuggling drug.
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Why indeed would a beautiful young lady risk her own life by bringing drugs to Bali? It just doesn’t make sense. Especially considering that the punishment is ridiculously unjust. Its a plant for crying out loud. Im surprised the rest of the world hasn’t declared war on the Republic of Indonesia.
Posted by: Craig on May 28, 2005 04:31 PM
Please Read
http://www.australian-news.com.au/Corby.htm
Nick you have to be a Gormless Idiot if you believe that “Marijuana is grown in the Sydney area and shipped north, to Queensland. Not the other way round.”
Its grown in Queensland & sent the other way.
Please Read
http://www.australian-news.com.au/Corby.htm
Nick you have to be a Gormless Idiot if you believe that “Marijuana is grown in the Sydney area and shipped north, to Queensland. Not the other way round.”
Its grown in Queensland & sent the other way.
Having visited Bali on many occasions and after reading with interest the many different opinions relating to this issue, I would like to bring into the discussion something called perspective.
There is no such thing as coincedence, everything happens for a reason, and most often we have no idea what the reason is- like the saying goes- good joss, bad joss – or good luck isn’t always good and bad luck isn’t always bad.
On life’s journey things happen which are meant to happen, maybe this issue will bring about change for the judicial system in Indonesia, or Australia’s role in the region will change, or some good will come of this for Ms Corby as a direct result of this case? Who know’s what the purpose is? I personally believe that the drugs were planted, but maybe I’m wrong becasuse like most of us we only get information from the press… and if you believe that the press is right, moral or unbiased you’d better wake up and smell the roses because I know how the press never let truth get in the way of a good story.
Some call it Karma, some call it fate…
I am now planning to move to Bali and live with my wife to try and facilitate some change for the local people, by judging Indonesia or boycotting Bali because of legal/political case is akin to judging Australia for the Lindy Chambers dingo fiasco.
Chaos brings change, I sincerely hope this case allows us to feel compassion for all those concerned and allow us to give up our habits of judgement.
Voltaire said, I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.
Thank you
Tony
THERE HAVE BEEN DISPUTED REPORTS AS TO HOW MANY TIMES SCHAPPELLE CORBY HAS ENTERED BALI.
SOME SAY SHE HAS ONLY VISITED BALI TWUCE…..TRY 32 TIMES……….
PLEASE DO NOT BE SO QUICK AS TO JUDGE THE FEUDAL SYSTEM OF BALI …… THIS IS A COUNTRY TRYING TO CLEAN UP A MESS FROM PREVIOUS PRESIDENTS……
I LIVE IN BALI AND UNDER THE NEW PRESIDENT I HAVE SEEN A LOT OF CLEANING UP HAPPENING INCLUDING MASSIVE LOCAL DRIG BUSTS……
THERE HAVE BEEN DISPUTED REPORTS AS TO HOW MANY TIMES SCHAPPELLE CORBY HAS ENTERED BALI.
SOME SAY SHE HAS ONLY VISITED BALI TWUCE…..TRY 32 TIMES……….
PLEASE DO NOT BE SO QUICK AS TO JUDGE THE FEUDAL SYSTEM OF BALI …… THIS IS A COUNTRY TRYING TO CLEAN UP A MESS FROM PREVIOUS PRESIDENTS……
I LIVE IN BALI AND UNDER THE NEW PRESIDENT I HAVE SEEN A LOT OF CLEANING UP HAPPENING INCLUDING MASSIVE LOCAL DRUG BUSTS……
You Guys All Fuck……..
Don’t you give up BALI, don’t listen to people who only make the problem getting worst
All drug sumgglers must face firing squad. Aussies come to Muslim nation with corruption then cry like little babies when end up in gaol.
I dont agree with the originating blog at all, sounds like pub talk. Below are all the problems I have with this case. I am not anti Indonesian (I’m angry at both Aus and Indo officials), but I have still advised my children and their friends not to travel to Bali until they clean up their act.
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Corby has no history of drug taking or dealing. Her father’s fine for smoking dope 30 years ago has no bearing on this case. Nor the fact that her brother has spent time in jail.
Who in their right mind would put 4kg of dope the size of a pillow in an unlocked bag knowing it was going to be weighed, checked, X-rayed and sniffed several times before arrival in Bali.
Why didn’t the X-rays and sniffer dogs pick it up. Why wastn’t the check-in film and weight information made available to the court. Why wasn’t the bag fingerprinted before it became tainted. Why was the handle broken.
Why wasn’t the dope tested for origin. The baggage area at Denpasar is chaotic, unfilmed and corrupt (similar to Aus as it turned out). We’ll never know that someone wasn’t trying to smuggle stuff to Aus and picked the wrong bag; or that a handler doesn’t have a grudge against Australians and set up an Australian tourist just for the hell of it. Were any of them questioned? Do they even know who was rostered on?
Why did Mick Keelty (AFP head) lie in his letter to the court saying there’s no knowledge of corrupt baggage handling when merely a month later the Sunday program found numerous people including retired police, electricians and other service personnel who found evidence of just that … widespread baggage tampering (incl. many cut padlocks thrown into the ceiling space).
Why did Mick Keelty continue to say publicly, right up to a week before the verdict, that he stood by this letter even in the face of clear evidence (of baggage tampering) in Aus to the contrary.
Why did Mick Keelty publicly downgrade the worth of the evidence of prisoner John Ford even before he appeared in court in Bali.
Why haven’t the Aus baggage handlers at work at the time of processing Corby’s luggage ever been questioned.
Why did the government wait till the 11th hour to offer legal aid.
There is a history of tourists arriving in Bali and finding drugs in their luggage AND the Aus embassy is aware of it. Channel 9 has interviewed at least one couple to whom it happened.
The prosecution told the media they only prosecute guilty people and boast they have never lost a case. The judges seem to wear their guilty verdicts as badges of honour and boast that they have never found someone innocent. At one point during the trial the judges made a public statement that Corby hadn’t proved her innocence. What? (Even in Indo one is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty) In the light of this, how many innocent indonesians are in jail right now? How many innocent indonesians have been executed?
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Where were you’re revolting voices when an entire people was being slaughtered?! For such a long time East Timor suffered an occupation by Indonesia, and during this occupation they manage to murder 1 million innocents… I never heard an uprising of such kind when that happened.
But now everyone raises its voice against the cruelest attack to the basic human rights… one person in jail! Just like the Americans… you just look to your own belly!
Gold Coast-based Professor Paul Wilson, who testified on behalf of Corby at her trial for smuggling 4.1kg of marijuana into Bali, said today that Japanese tourist Chika Honda had been a victim of a miscarriage of justice.
Honda, then 29, was jailed for more than 10 years after heroin was found in her suitcase in Melbourne in 1992.
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