The person could have owned up and said the Corby was unaware that the goods were put in her bag. True or not, it would have been the right thing to do. I was an unwitting mule once. A so called mate and I were travelling Melb to Perth and it was not until we got to our accommodation that he retrieved his ounce in a rolled up pair of socks from MY luggage. His explanation was that he was in a better financial position to help me out of trouble rather than the other way around. What a wanker. I hope he is dead.
They couldnât get Chambersâs body back into the country because of a conflict of details in his passport. The passport said he was 182cm but the body was 191cm.
In the sixties, seventies and eighties, it was a common way of shifting weed etc, from Victoria to Queensland and from Q to Victoria through airports rather than by road, GC, Brisbane and Sydney. People would sell from both ends using travel baggage and boards and the bag handlers would unpack and distribute.
I donât think she knew what she was carrying and I wonder, if it was in the board bag was meant for Sydney but someone got âjumpyâ and let it ride. The rest is history.