If Schapelle really had been guilty of exporting marijuana to Bali, she would also have been guilty of crimes in Australia, namely the supply and exportation of an illegal drug.
As such, the Brisbane Domestic Airport baggage handling area, the Sydney Domestic and Sydney International Airport baggage handling areas, would have become crime scenes, and all evidence, including CCTV footage, should have been locked down immediately.
However, not a single frame of CCTV footage from any one of these airports has ever been recovered.
Furthermore, not a single Corby family member was ever interviewed in relation to these alleged crimes in Australia, nor were any raids conducted on a single Corby residence.
Even when ex-friend Jodie Powers claimed on Channel 7's Today Tonight show, in February 2007, that there were space bags of marijuana all over the Corby household floor, not a single Police Officer ever came to the house to see if the claims were true. Why? Why? Why?
Kim Bax's Women For Schapelle blog asks, why were Schapelle's alleged crimes not investigated in Australia.
Her battle to get answers, as detailed in this blog, will astound you. Any discerning reader will soon realise that there is a lot more to the Schapelle Corby case than first meets the eye, and there are people in Australia with a lot to answer for.
Who is covering up for what???
Start at the bottom of the blog (January 2010) and work your way up.
The link: http://womenforschapelle.blogspot.com/
