Drug mule

[Galsia]

Obviously all of this 'I could have had blood on my hands' talk was just a ploy to get out of prison but it has worked so good luck to her. I'd rather be out on parole than in a cell.

[Oakey]

I see it's all coming out now that their stories were total horsest, they knew each other before Peru alomg photos of them having a good time as opposed to, you know, being kidnapped.

[stuttgartmetal]

Prison is life changing.
In Peru, or here.

I wish her all the best in the future.
Life's about learning from your mistakes.

[kev1974]

stuttgartmetal said:

Prison is life changing.
In Peru, or here.

I wish her all the best in the future.
Life's about learning from your mistakes.

Has she learnt anything?

From the stories in the press the last few days, the "priest" or "bishop" (or whatever he claims) that has helped arranged her parole and she will be living with, appears to be something of a fraud.

It's emerged now that everything she said at the time of the trial was a pack of lies, looks to me like everything she's saying now about being reformed and wanting to do good for the community with this "bishop" fellow is at best naive, at worst just more lies and deceit.

[Kaj91]

kev1974 said:

ApOrbital said:

How come the other lass is not out or is she?

she has gone for the "transfer me back home please" approach rather than the "let me out but I'll stay here in Peru" one. So she is still inside while they consider it.

Melissa Reid has been released from prison in Peru and is flying back to the UK.
The Scottish woman had been in prison since 2013 after being convicted of trafficking cocaine.
Reid from Lenzie, near Glasgow, was arrested in August 2013 at Lima’s international airport along with Michaella McCollum from Co Tyrone.
Both women had large quantities of cocaine in their luggage that they were trying to smuggle out of the country, according to authorities.
McCollum was released at the end of March under parole conditions that mean she has to remain in Peru for an undisclosed period of time.

[anonymous-user]

Cant be long before she is met by the producers of Banged up Abroad.

[Smiler.]

Vandenberg said:

Cant be long before she is met by the producers of Banged up Abroad.

Is that the one in a prison, or on a beach?

[Oakey]

Smiler. said:

Is that the one in a prison, or on a beach?

I think the latter is just Banged Abroad, no?

[ChemicalChaos]

"We were guilty all along and knew what we were doing"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660137/I-...

Enjoy the rest of you life looking over you shoulder you stupid, lying cow

[cossy400]

ChemicalChaos said:

"We were guilty all along and knew what we were doing"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660137/I-...

Enjoy the rest of you life looking over you shoulder you stupid, lying cow

Come out of jail as poor as hell, Mummy andDaddy must be broke too.


ill sell my story.

[number 46]

I guess that this is the last few minutes of her 15 mins of fame?! Ihe DM fee will keep her going for 6 months to a year and then she will end up as another haggered crack we, assuming that the drug gang don't get to her first??

[ChemicalChaos]

cossy400 said:

Come out of jail as poor as hell, Mummy andDaddy must be broke too.


ill sell my story.

Isn't it illegal to do that as it counts as profiting from crime?

[cossy400]

ChemicalChaos said:

cossy400 said:

Come out of jail as poor as hell, Mummy andDaddy must be broke too.


ill sell my story.

Isn't it illegal to do that as it counts as profiting from crime?

Good point of which I unsure of the answer, but you d also have to be really stupid to try and sell your story if you are likely to have a "drug lord" coming after you. (or thou would said drug lord even remember what they looked like)

[hairykrishna]

No 'drug lord' is going to bother coming after them because they got busted with 10 kilos of cocaine.

[Mr Snrub]

I am absolutely certain this story would be covered in the exact same way had the smugglers been a pair of 50 year old men.

[Halmyre]

hairykrishna said:

No 'drug lord' is going to bother coming after them because they got busted with 10 kilos of cocaine.

True. Any people the young ladies could lead the authorities to were probably 'disappeared' a long time ago.

[Disastrous]

What's with the anger over them lying to the authorities?

If I was looking at time in a South American jail, I'd say literally anything if I thought it would get me off. Why wouldn't you?? Guilty or not, surely nobody would want to go to prison if they could lie their way out of it.

It's all very well saying "don't do the crime if you can't do the time" but it doesn't follow that you would necessarily want to do the time! I'm sure most drug smugglers want yo do the crime without the time...

[mjb1]

ChemicalChaos said:

"We were guilty all along and knew what we were doing"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660137/I-...

Enjoy the rest of you life looking over you shoulder you stupid, lying cow

What a bh. I hope this doesn't have repercussions for her accomplice, who is still in Peru on some kind of parole programme.

[Halmyre]

mjb1 said:

ChemicalChaos said:

"We were guilty all along and knew what we were doing"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660137/I-...

Enjoy the rest of you life looking over you shoulder you stupid, lying cow

What a bh. I hope this doesn't have repercussions for her accomplice, who is still in Peru on some kind of parole programme.

But, either they're both guilty, or both not guilty?

[Oakey]

I see these two s are poised to go on Big Brother. Famous for no other reason that trying to smuggle drugs, absolute shocking.