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   From: DBDriver@iig2.com.au   
      
   "LDL"  wrote in message   
   news:1Ciye.14498$oJ.6700@news-server.bigpond.net.au...   
   >>   What happens if it fails?  Can she be given "benefit of the doubt"?   
   >   
   > Reasonable doubt.  Isn't that a typical strategy for criminals to use in a   
   > court system?   
   >   
   > Don't forget that if Schapelle goes free, it would make a mockery of the   
   > Indonesian anti-drug trafficking laws in which I don't think that the   
   > Indonesians will like at all.   
      
   It's alright. The defence team are waiting for the person "who placed the   
   drugs in the baggage" to come forward and admit it. Failing that, I think   
   they (and her mother) seriously expect the Federal Police to go and "find"   
   someone, invent some damning evidence against them, and then put them on a   
   plane to Bali. Look out all you Brisbane and Sydney baggage handlers. Don't   
   stand too far from the pack or you'll be mugged and on a plane to Bali   
   before you know it.   
      
   The girl has got no hope with this defence team.   
      
   RJ.   
      
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