Schapelle and the CCTV Part 1

When Guy Pilgrim and Roseleigh Rose made this film in early 2005 they never imagined that the Australian government was acting in the full knowledge that Schapelle was innocent and that the Indonesian court and the Bali Police were railroading an innocent Australian tourist to gain international 'War on Drugs' funding. Therefore, the first story told to Guy four days after Schapelle's arrest, that the Brisbane Airport CCTV footage was in good order, was the truth since at that time the Brisbane Airport staff did not know who Schapelle was nor did they realise how explosive the CCTV footage would become.

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• Schapelle
• Corby
• Bali
• marijuana
• Kerobokan
• corruption
• Brisbane
• innocent

[Verity12ful]

The family had a drug history soo wouldn't surprise me if she was guilty but saying that I still feel sorry for her, 20 years is a redicalous punishment

[DJWOLFEN01]

@Verity12ful Actually, don't you think it strange that Duff would make such a deal about Michael's other conviction without telling us what it was? Do you think that our law enforcement loses convictions when they claimed that Michael only had one conviction or were they involved in some conspiracy to hide the evilness of the Corbys? Why have the police shown zero interest in the Corby family that would require hack reporters to do it for them?

[DJWOLFEN01]

As far as I am concerned it is wrong to leave "the truth" concerning criminal activities up to the media. It is time that we had a full investigation into whether Australians are taking marijuana to Bali for profit and not merely to assume they are without any apparant concern from our Government that these people are ruining Australia's reputation and exporting poison to the people of another country. I think this is serious, don't you?

[DJWOLFEN01]

I think that we have had this devisive case occupying the Australian agenda for long enough. It is time that the smears and innuendo put forward by the media be dealt with as important and that the Australian Government do what they should have done when Schapelle was arrested and make their investigations public. We Corby supporters have begged for investigation and we have been ignored. It is time that the claim that the Corbys are criminal be proven by law enforcement one way or the other.

[TelecasterLPGTop]

I don't believe the story, they don't turn off the security cameras. Bullshit !

[DJWOLFEN01]

@TelecasterLPGTop Well, they released three differnt contradictory stories. They could not allow the Australian people to see a thin body board bag in Schapelle's hand when they knew that the Bali court was going to convict her no matter what evidence was produced. That's why Matthew Moore from the Age wrote "Why Aussie Marijuana is a Big hit in Bali" the day before Schapelle's sentence was to be read out. If Australians knew the truth there would be a cold war at least.

[DJWOLFEN01]

@bzylizzy  She's innocent because no one takes marijuana to sell in Bali. No one takes $40,000 worth of drugs from a place where they are easy to get rid of with a minimum risk at the maximum price to a place where the most you could get for them is $2000 after spending money to get there and risking death.... they really don't. That is why no one else has ever been arrested importing marijuana into Indonesia. The real question is why did neither governments want to investigate?

[ashnkatt]

Australian people should be informed never to go over to bali...

[DJWOLFEN01]

@TelecasterLPGTop I know the Indonesians planted the drugs to end Howard's interference in Indonesia's domestic activities. The joint task Indonesian/Australian task force to combat transnational crime ended the day Schapelle was arrested. And, the Indonesians didn't hide it either; they wanted Howard to get the message. They refused to analyse the grass. They refused fingerprinting - if Schapelle had been guilty her fingerprints would have been all over it. They knew she was innocent.

[TelecasterLPGTop]

@EmmaAwesomeSauce29 It was an easy way to transport drugs around the country. Another way is in the food carts containing dirty dishes etc etc it's so easy as they aren't monitored properly. I know as I worked in the Flight Catering Centre at Mascot.

[EmmaAwesomeSauce29]

I'm scared to go back to Indonesia now...): What's if someone puts drugs in my bag?!

[DJWOLFEN01]

...(Cont) Marijuana crimes are not going to encompass the perfect crime and yet that is what the detractors must suggest. No one is importing grass into Australia by air or moving it around Australia by air and no one is taking commercial quantities to Bali to sell. No foreigners are selling it in Bali in competitiion with the Bali Police and when they arrested Schapelle the Bali Police damn well knew it. I know she is innocent because the Bali Police did everything but confess to it.