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   From: None@dontwantemail.com   
      
   >Most innocent people can easily prove their case and those who didn't are   
   >just not smart enough.   
      
   Proving innocence is not easy at all, usually depends upon whether the   
   accuser listens to and consider all evidence, I consider that this was   
   not done in the first trial. The judge himself admitted that he was   
   not particularly interested in some evidence and seemed determined to   
   add her to his list of guilty from an early stage of the trial.   
      
    Secondly there was a serious lack of evidence gathering procedures at   
   the airport, as I understand it refusal to fingerprint evidence. There   
   were differences as to what the officials thought Corby meant by her   
   comments at the airport and what she considered was her meaning.   
      
   Colloquial variations of English are such that saying "if something is   
   in your luggage then it must be mine" does not necessarily mean it IS   
   yours or "Yes I put it there." Especially if you are surprised or   
   horrified at the finding.   
      
   Brad   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)