Oz couldn't take it 2971On Sun, 29 May 2005 22:40:17 +0800, Dave Baker Isn't it standard procedure at all airport check-in counters for the ticketing agent to ask the pbuttenger if he-she had packed...
Oz couldn't take it 2972Around Asia, Europe & Australia at least. I haven't been to the States for 18 years now. They'd better not use a...
I've already mentioned one way, but you keep ignoring it.
Weight of bag at check-in for one.
Rubbish - if she wore gloves there would be no prints.
Correct, and it is up to the defence to provide the reasonable doubt. They didn't.
Crap. If the defence had proven that someone else put the drugs in there (after check-in), then the possession at the Denpasar end wouldn't have gotten her 20 years. She'd be on 60 minutes now making money selling her story.
Damn bad luck. Instead of blaming incompetent Indonesians, I don't see you blaming incompetent Qantas for "losing" the weight information or incompetent drug-detection facilities in Australia.
There is no way to prove a negative. Lack of prints doesn't mean she didn't touch it. Need I repeat myself again?
Yeah, and if my Auntie had balls she'd be my Uncle.
No, I'm suggesting that your requirement for the Indonesian police to be up to "CSI standards" while sticking your head in the sand about the Australian side being even more chickened up shows your lack of impartiality.
"proper evidence handling procedures"? Please quote the local Indonesian laws that require rubber gloves as proper evidence handling procedures.
Why? When I could just rant about it in the newsgroups? Personally I lock my bags & put seals on them so they can't be tampered with. And pack them myself so I know what is in them. And I've filled 8 pbuttports in the past 15 years.
Dave
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