Schapelle Corby - Comments About Schapelle Corby
By Gabrielle Reilly

"I want to join the others who have signed the petition to grant amnesty to Schapelle Corby. The proposed sentence is unjust and unjustified and I urge her immediate release." Gerald, Alaska

"This is shocking! My heart goes out to her and her family. Something must be done to save this young woman's life." Sherri, USA


"It’s hard to believe that in today’s age issues such as this can turn into such a nightmare. Have they made any ties to whom she would have been working with or performed any logical investigation? Schapelle should be set free and the ridiculous charges dropped!

Schapelle Corby has to be set free immediately and I say this not only as a Canadian but as a Global representative of Common sense and Moral Value. This incident will only force me to eliminate all business with Indonesia and press my partners to do the same. I will not allow any contribution from my purchases to enable such a government. Send Schapelle Corby home, safely and unharmed." Brian, Ontario, Canada.

"Please add my name to the petition. My heart goes out to Corby and her family. Bali prison is no place for this young woman and the Australian Government needs to bring her home." Mark, Indianapolis, Indiana USA

"Please include my name to help in the safe return of Schapelle Corby to her home and family. This story is saddening and offensive that it has gone this far without intervention." Chad, New York, New York

"We have enough cruelty. There are legalized drug dealers and here....There are so many problems in the world to be addressed instead of this one. Let this woman free." Emilia, Unknown

"I hope she comes home!" Hilary, Atlanta, Georgia USA

"If she is centenced her countrey has failed her." Todd, Canada


"Clearly, the Australian government is the only hope for freeing Schapelle Corby. She is obviously innocent, and there is evidence pointing to which people DID plant the drugs in her luggage. It is time to pull out all the stops and act to save her life and bring her home to Australia-the Indonesians have NO hard evidence! I urge you to consider how you would be feeling right now if this were your daughter, sister, Mother or friend-would you sit buy? I don't believe so." Cathy, USA

"This story has just seemed to find new light here in America. I cannot believe she has been in custody this long and there isn't more worldwide outcry. (My guess is if she were rich or some public figure the media's would be giving us daily updates. And I dare say they wouldn't have been there for even 7 DAYS). I realize that there are many innocent lives lost in higher numbers almost daily. But an innocent life is an innocent life. And the fact that common sence is not playing out in the courts in Bali is beyond words.

Though our countries may dissagree from time to time, I know that deep in our hearts we stand together. That said I stand (though far away) by everyone who is outraged by this injustice. My thoughts and prayers are with Schapelle and those that love her. May she be home soon. May she be set free." Joe, USA

"In today's world, big crime always falls onto the innocent as the ones at the top enjoy more money then the rest, so why should they take the risk of being caught, that's why they set up the unknowing, like Schapelle, I REALLY HOPE they find Schapelle innocent and just send home. As I think she is been made an example of, even though she is innocent, as in history it has shown that in some counties, that if they allow someone to be released after being accused of a crime that they are innocent of. The accuses feel ashamed that they got it wrong. So to disallow their shame, they continue with the guilty play until it goes way. And then when it's all over, there is many pats on the back and a job well done. But the truth is, an innocent young lady paid the maximum price for someone else greed and crime against the world. As I come from a small country town, of 23,000 and the drug trade is here too. So I would really like to see that Schapelle is set free. And the investigation of the drugs was so badly done that, the Indonesian authorities, would be feeling very ashamed and foolish because they know they stuffed up big time, so that's why they are making an example of Schapelle. Please give her lots of support, as we know she is innocent, give her our love. bye for now watching and wanting every day. Very concern your unknown friend" Wayne, Australia

 

"It is so obvious that shapelle has been used here. She is innocent and deserves all the support she can get to prove this. It can't be left in God's hands, people must stand up and speak." Lori, Victoria Australia

"I am absolutely blown away that the Australian Gov't has not intervened on this womans behalf!! What are the Indonesian's thinking?! I bet if this were the Prime Ministers daughter she'd be home in Oz right now.

How can people of the world help? Can't you organize an email campaign to the Australian Prime Minister that would bombard him with thousands of msg's in support of her? Is anyone organizing street demo's in Oz?" Chris, Australia


"I live in San Diego California. We are next to the border with Mexico. A lot of bad people are in prison for dealing drugs. Many innocent people pay the price for drug laws. We need to take care of the innocent. Are the Balinese innocent too? I will let them judge themselves." Steven J. Dellemann

"It makes me sick. Get your shit together Indonesia and act like human beings. I am not sure how much more we can do for you and the way you are treating Schapelle tells me you have no appreciation for anything. Sure have a couple of billion dollars, and in return, take the life of an innocent Australian. We don’t ask for much, if anything from you. Also, I hope those involved in smuggling the pot into Schapelle’s bag never sleep again no matter what the outcome." Sam, Canberra

"I just wanted to iterate my support for Schapelle Corby. After reading what information is available on this case in the U.S. I do not think that she was a willing participant in this drug smuggling ring. Additionally, even if she was a participant, a firing squad or life in prison is certainly not a fit punishment for the crime. I do not
believe that any person in the world who believes in freedom and the rule of law and justice can think that this would be justice. Hopefully, the Indonesian court will come to their senses and realize the same thing.

If not, then Australia's government should have the will to do what is necessary to secure her immediate release. Up to and including naval exercises off the coast of Jakarta, with other actions resulting if necessary. If I were President Bush over here, I would offer the best SEAL team and intelligence resources to John Howard if he needed assistance to get her out of there. Freedom loving peoples need to protect their own, to do less is a betrayal of the very reason that we have nations at all. Our thoughts and prayers are with Schapelle Corby." Eric, USA

"I heard about this story on CNN and it struck me as so sad, and on the part of the prosecution, absurd. I had a friend who lived in Malaysia and experienced a similar story about 20 years ago. A young French woman was apparently set up by Chinese criminals to unknowingly carry drugs through a Malaysian airport. They snuck their cargo into her baggage. Does this sound familiar? It should--it happened. And I am sure it sounds familiar to the Indonesain prosecutors. They have seen this before. There appears to be evidence and reasonable doubt enough to clear Corby. Why is this falling on deaf ears? Unfortunately they have a "guilty until proven innocent" ideology. Schapelle Corby will be my prayer." Phil, USA


"Please sir if there is anything you can do to help Schapelle Corby please do so.
It will be such a tragedy if something happens to her." David, U.S.A.

 

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