On Sun, 29 May 2005 17:40:30 +0800, Dave Baker
That does not mean she owned them or put them there.
Show me the proof that she actually put the stuff in her bag and I will change my atbreastude.
I don't want your opinion, rather the actual proof.
Can you give it?
Why not - better that than being put away for 20 years.
You can't prove this - which makes your arguement ludicrous
Indonesian law says this is inconsequencial. If it is in your possession, you are guilty by buttociation, even if you have no knowledge of the event.
I doubt if it would help. Indonesia can simply disregard any evidence just as they have shown they will do.
Seems to me that if they want to find you guilty, the system if heavily weighted in their favour.
A no win situation for anyone caught in the trap.
Dave - you seem to have all the answers. Let's buttume someone is in exactly the same situation as Schapelle, but is actually innocent. The drugs were planted by baggage handlers in Australia. Using your resources, how could that person prove their innocence.
If you can answer that I will accept your theory as correct.
Cheers Artie
