How do the Australians feel about the Bali 9 and the Corby situation?

Question

I feel for them even I know they were wrong.I am an American just wondering how the Australians feel. Thanks! Do you think Corby is guilty?

Answer 1

Many Australians think that Schappelle Corby is guilty, but many Australians are stupid and ignorant. Schappelle was found with the marijuana in her bag, but the bag was never tested for fingerprints, the marijuana was not tested for origin, the bags were never weighed and recorded for weight in Brisbane. Somebody her family is suspected to be the drug smugglers, but she is not the smuggler. It is strongly suspected that the dope found in her bag was supposed to be taken off the plane in Sydney by corrupt baggage handlers, and there was a mistake. It is a travesty that she is in jail in Bali.
The Bali 9, on the other hand, were very silly young people who did not finish high school, had menial jobs in fast food restaurants, and were beguiled by the offer of a free trip to Bali. They were caught up with very evil drug smugglers, and were apprehended with the drugs strapped to their legs. The Australian Federal Police knew they would be making the trip, the father of one of the young people called the AFP before they all left Australia. The AFP said they would stop the young ones from leaveing, but they did not do that. It is suspected that the AFP wanted to make friends with the Indonesian police, even though they are corrupt. It was a disgusting thing the AFP did to offer up these young lives to the Indonesian death penalty; they could have been stopped in Sydney. The smuggler who brought the drugs into Bali was thought to be from a drug cartel, and had paid off the police. He was allowed to leave Bali, but the stakeout didn't officially start until the Bali 9 picked up the drugs. Indonesia is a very corrupt country. They are trying to clean it up, but they have a long way to go. Some in the Indonesian judiciary will always be corrupt.
Schappelle is not guilty; the Bali 9 are very silly young people, but guilty.