missmad said:

I agree with that. THAT body language is always used for self-punishment. Good call!

connorhawke said:

or people with migraines do it

I saw the documentary of her being convicted and placed in jail. It's called Ganja Queen. I was in tears. As one member on her side said, they had the wrong Corby. I believe it was either her father or brother who was into growing weed and selling it. The person I spoke of before made it seem like maybe they put it in there instead of the initial thinking that it was stuffed in her belongings as it went through customs/baggage check.

I personally think she was caught in the middle of something. And unfortunately, the iron fist of Thailand's laws came down hard on her. The documentary placed me into the assumption (based on the facts stated) that they take drug trafficking quite seriously. So therefore, she didn't have a chance to begin with. When they announced the verdict, I felt my heart sink into my stomach. I felt sorry for her entire family. Especially her mother.

I hate to say this but it seemed as if her father was the only one who didn't seem too sorrowful over his daughter getting caught. As if he were relieved, actually. Everyone but him showed emotion in that documentary. And sadly, he died. So we can never really know if he had a part in it or not. And I doubt anyone will come forward if it isn't him.

But wow wow...reading all the comments here, My mind is actually being expanded. I did do some research on her after the film ended but none of it was as expanded as I thought it was. Nevertheless, I still sort of feel like she wasn't a direct suspect and more of an unknowing pawn..

connorhawke said:

or people with migraines do it

ZombieKitten said:

I think the problem with judging appearances is that you can be telling the truth and still appear awkward.

Whenever I have to answer ANY personal question I tense up. I do it in the customs lines at air ports.

The question can be as simple as "Why are you visiting GErmany", and I'll respond "for holiday" but look like I'm lying my ass off even though I'm telling the truth.

ZombieKitten said:

when I get a migraine I just curl up and ohgodohgodohgod

missmad said:

I agree with that. THAT body language is always used for self-punishment. Good call!

connorhawke said:

or people with migraines do it

ZombieKitten said:

didn't know, but she never did it during the whole trial which lasted a while, who knows, just an opinion

missmad said:

I'm sure the trial was a headache, but probably not a migraine

missmad said:

I'm sure the trial was a headache, but probably not a migraine

as many have said here in Oz it is crazy...but not sure if anyone saw the trial in Indonesia when it aired live on all the major networks but I did and you know sometimes when peeps do something wrong they take the palm of their hand and hit it against their forehead ( like hin the simpsons?) she did that 3 times in rapid succession- body language never lies--- from that i say guilty.

Ugh, I'm remembering the media storm when she was convicted, the absolute crap swirling around in the media was ridiculous.

I remember her passing a lie test (not a lie detector an actual doctor who's job is to spot liars, he said she was very convincing and her body language was consistent with someone telling the truth).

We had some fat ass radio host saying the only reason people think she's innocent is because she was curvaceous and pretty. Well, as a straight female, neither of those things have an affect on me and I still think she's innocent.

Frankly I find it funny to see this on the org....dunno why. But it really is a story of he said/she said. No one will really know the truth of the matter.

If your going from a pure evidential perspective she is guilty. Considering that her Dad had dealings with marijuana dealers and the like...hell the guy even grew his own shit so from that there is no surprise shes getting what she deserves.

in my eyes she did try and get away with it all and failed massively and when she got caught she tried every excuse in the book but from family history etc it all became clear that she or someone close to her wanted to do this and had worked this all out without her knowledge. Some family members can be assholes and not care for anyone but themselves.

I think she was setup by her own family, used as the family pawn - she may not have known

kcwm said:

She's guilty because a family member did something?So if one of my family members became a serial killer, I probably am one, too?

purplesweat said:

That the thing, just because ure whole family does something shouldnt make u automatically guilty Im my family including brothers sisters and father I am the ONLY one that does not drink or smoke and Im often called the "Black Sheep" of the family But a close friend of mine has a family of 8 borthers and sisters, a ton of nieces and nephews that have all been invloved in crime and drugs and Kelly is the Only one out of the lot that has never in her life been invloved in any of it, the worst she does is smoke cigarettes..
Im guilty of needing spell check
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chillichocaholic said:

Glad we see eye to eye on this one!

I really like that quote in your signature too

purplesweat said:

Which bit?

chillichocaholic said:

The society quote!