Vasu Rasiah, the former Indonesian legal assistance to convicted drug trafficker, Schapelle Corby, has made claims about how certain aspects of Corby’s case were handled.
Mr. Rasiah complained that during the trial, the Corby side focused on money making deals with media companies, instead of the actual case. He also claims the Corby family declined an offer, by the Australian federal Police (AFP), to DNA test the marijuana, Corby was carrying. Your guess is a as good as mine what actually went on, but Mr. Rasiah has recently been angered by comments made in Schapelle Corby’s book, My Story.
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