Corby found guilty

image not archived: funkyj.gif · Posted: **1 Jun 2005, 8:07pm**

damn, I just remembered about this...

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Posted: **1 Jun 2005, 9:17pm**

I love a good debate

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15475333-2,00.html

This however is pathetic. So now we are trying to set Schapelle free by sending Anthrax to the indonesian embassy in canberra.

image not archived: funkyj.gif · Posted: **2 Jun 2005, 5:51pm**

c1 wrote:

This however is pathetic. So now we are trying to set Schapelle free by sending Anthrax to the indonesian embassy in canberra.

Anthrax?

They rock

Posted: **2 Jun 2005, 5:58pm**

Mate a heavy metal cd is probably just as harmful as a deadly chemical agent to human health

Seems like we have done what most people think indonesia has done to Schapelle. We locked up an innocent Japanese tourist!

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15486277-31317,00.html

Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 11:51am**

c1 wrote:

Mate a heavy metal cd is probably just as harmful as a deadly chemical agent to human health

Seems like we have done what most people think indonesia has done to Schapelle. We locked up an innocent Japanese tourist!

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15486277-31317,00.html

sleeper agents perhaps trained to stir shit up between australia and indonesia.

image not archived: funkyj.gif · Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 12:05pm**

From the Age

Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 2:00pm**

I bought a new lawnmower the other day - a Victa Schapelle. Its garaunteed for 20 years and holds 4.5kg of grass

Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 2:17pm**

i drove past schapelle's salon yesterday but there was no one there. the sign on the door said back in 20.

been hearing ones like that all week.

Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 2:20pm**

haha yeah i was tossing up wether to post the lawnmower one or that one. it didnt take them long to come out, i heard the 'back in 20' one last friday night

Posted: **3 Jun 2005, 4:12pm**

yeah same. fuck all time really.

tsunami jokes were next day as well. fucking rude people we all are.

Posted: **14 Jun 2005, 3:43am**

To Mus and Andy, as someone who has had the pleasure of having the Corby debate with the both of you I would like to add to this heated discussion before it gets out of control.

I think the problem with the Corby case is that many people percieve that it is an injustice to serve her a guilty verdict because there is "reasonable doubt" - it is a possibility, however small it may be that an innocent person has been given a life sentence.

Certainly this angers me and I think it flares up the majority of Australians hence the public outcry. I think Andy made a good point when he said

static wrote:

Whats worse in your opinion? a guilty man walking free? Or an innocent man Spending they're life behind bars for a crime they never commited?

I agree with Andy on this one, as far as I can tell, Mus does not share this opinion and he does not think there is reasonable doubt in her case. But at the same time, who are we to say what "reasonable doubt" entails? Maybe this is where the discussion should really be.

Finally, I think Mus made a really valid point in bringing up the case of the Japanese 5 who were caught in Australia in 1992 (or in particular Chika Honda) a case that has many parallels with Corby's. Chika Honda was sentenced to 10+ years in a Melbourne prison. In Japan this case is known as "The Melbourne Case" and brought about as much media attention as the Corby case has here. Check out the Wikipedia for info and links if you are want to look it up.

The old saying "people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones", or however it goes, comes to mind. I think anyone criticising Indonesias legal system should take a look at our own first before jumping on the boycott-Indonesia media bandwagon.

Posted: **14 Jun 2005, 3:47am**

since the jokes are doing the rounds...

http://img120.echo.cx/my.php?image=monopolyindonesian6bu.jpg

Posted: **23 Jun 2005, 11:06am**

Don't worry.. hoffy can help

Posted: **23 Jun 2005, 11:37am**

hasn't taken long for this to quiet down.

Posted: **23 Jun 2005, 11:40am**

its not as big as it was, but ive heard a bit about it on the news. a lot of the defence teams demands - asking for security footage from airports, as well people responsible for security and baggage handling, that inmate who overheard it was planted, etc - havent been met by the aus govt

wait for the appeal... we havent heard the last of it yet.

Posted: **23 Jun 2005, 12:06pm**

Posted: **23 Jun 2005, 2:39pm**

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Posted: **29 Oct 2005, 6:32pm**

well, dunno bout corby, but i cant believe it.. michelle leslie has a wikipedia entry!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Lee

i stand corrected, of COURSE corby has a wikpedia entry!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schapelle_Corby

c1Joined: 11 Aug 2003 Posts: 910

Seems like a few million australians have been taken for a ride

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17519841-421,00.html

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 12:57pm**

Shes guilty as hell

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 12:59pm**

good to see the cops are on the ball, i swear ive seen pics online of corby at someones house with a bong on the table in front of her...

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 1:10pm**

I dont think they can use evidence received via email though

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 1:59pm**

Khem wrote:

good to see the cops are on the ball, i swear ive seen pics online of corby at someones house with a bong on the table in front of her...

right you are mate ive been sent them before

Posted: **11 Jan 2006, 8:05pm**

corby's on the prowl!!

http://meetme.hotornot.com/r/?emid=GLASKUN

image not archived: funkyj.gif · Posted: **16 Jan 2006, 10:38pm**

c1 wrote:

Seems like a few million australians have been taken for a ride

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17519841-421,00.html

yes, by the police and newspapers, no less!

The photos were TAKEN IN BALI!

http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,17808352 %255E910,00.html

DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE!

Posted: **19 Jan 2006, 3:04pm**

Corby's half-brother faces drug charges

January 19

The teenage half-brother of convicted Bali drug smuggler Schapelle Corby has faced a south-east Queensland court on drug charges.

Police prosecutors say 18-year-old James Sioeli Kisina, from Loganlea, appeared in the Beenleigh Magistrates Court, south of Brisbane.

He faced charges including producing and possessing a dangerous drug, deprivation of liberty and assault.

Kisina was arrested yesterday with two other men after police investigations into a break-and-enter on Brisbane's southside on Tuesday.

He has been remanded in custody to reappear in court in March.

http://www.optusnet.com.au/news/story/abc/20060119/15/domestic/1551002 .inp

Posted: **19 Jan 2006, 3:06pm**

Sounds like top guy

Posted: **19 Jan 2006, 3:41pm**

Schapelle appeal now hopeless: lawyer

Schapelle Corby's Indonesian lawyer says the arrest of her half-brother on drug and other charges in Queensland has "ruined" his attempts to free her from a Bali prison.

"Today I am really frustrated," Hotman Paris Hutapea told AAP.

"This has ruined my case."

Hotman said he feared the development involving Corby's half-brother would scupper his attempts to have her drug smuggling conviction quashed.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/051127/2/wzdu.html

Posted: **19 Jan 2006, 6:23pm**

Half-brother's trial may aid Corby

January 19

Schapelle Corby's lawyers say they may have grounds to appeal against her conviction for drug smuggling if her half-brother is found guilty on drugs charges.

Earlier today 18-year-old James Sioeli Kisina, from Loganlea, appeared in the Beenleigh Magistrates Court, south of Brisbane.

He faced eight charges, including producing and possessing a dangerous drug, deprivation of liberty and assault occasioning bodily harm.

Erwin Siregar says that if Kisina is convicted, Corby's legal team could use the decision to argue that he was the owner of the boogie board bag full of marijuana.

The boogie board was the key evidence presented during Corby's drug smuggling trial.

"If there is a sentence from Australian court to say this thing belongs to James, of course we as lawyers in Bali will bring this evidence to the court to say this thing does not belong to Schapelle," he said.

But Corby's former lawyer, Robin Tampoe, says he hopes it does not have a bearing on any future legal appeals.

"It shouldn't have an impact because it doesn't relate to her but everything filters back to the judges, everything filters back to the prosecutors," he said.

"They know exactly what is going on in Australia so it certainly won't paint her in the best possible light as far as the judicial system over there is concerned."

Corby is serving a 15-year jail term in for drug trafficking in Bali.

Kisina was arrested yesterday, along with two other men, after police investigations into a break-and-enter on Brisbane's southside on Tuesday.

He was refused bail and has been remanded in custody to reappear in court on March 8.

Defence lawyer Stefan Simms says his client does not accept the charges as they stand.

"As I said in court, he's seeking to obtain information which would assist in Schappelle Corby's appeal," he said.

"He was only attending in the house because he was given information which led him to believe that the occupants were drug dealers.

"We had that suspicion confirmed by the arresting officer."

http://www.optusnet.com.au/news/story/abc/20060119/18/international/15 51185.inp

Posted: **19 Jan 2006, 6:24pm**

Corby's 20-year sentence reinstated

January 19th

An Indonesian court has reinstated the original 20-year sentence given to convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby.

Last year Corby's lawyers had successfully argued for her sentence to be reduced to 15 years.

The ABC has been told that the prosecution's appeal against the leniency of that sentence has been successful.

The decision was made last week.

Corby will now serve 20 years in a Bali prison for smuggling 4.1 kilograms of marijuana into the country in a boogie-board bag.

http://www.optusnet.com.au/news/story/abc/20060119/18/international/15 51241.inp