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seminyakweekly@gmail.com her debut in the All Stars edition of the reality show. It doesn’t seem like everyone is loving the idea of her appearing on national television in Australia, however. One look at the comment section of the post above, which was from the show’s official account, and you might be reminded of how Corby became a national fixation in Australia throughout the course of her trial (and after) in Indonesia.
Bali drug convict Schapelle Corby is Dancing With the Stars in Australia Australian drug convict Schapelle Corby, who spent nine years in Kerobokan Prison for smuggling weed into Bali, is one of the newest cast members in Australia’s Dancing With the Stars, the latest season of which is set to premiere this Sunday. Since returning to Australia more than three years ago, Corby appears to have banked on her infamy by setting herself on a path to become a reality star. She participated in a quasimilitary training television program called SAS Australia just last year, for example, and told New Idea that she was “keeping her options open” regarding TV opportunities. The 43-year-old first shared news of her joining Dancing With the Stars via Instagram — where she has more than 167,000 followers — in late February, and has since been promoting
“Won’t watch a convicted drug smuggler on a supposed family friendly show,” one user wrote.
“Drug smuggler on Dancing With the Stars what a joke hope we can vote as she [should] be gone first,” another said. In case you need a little refresher, Corby was arrested in Ngurah Rai International Airport back in 2004 for smuggling 4.2 kilograms of marijuana in her boogie board bag. Though she consistently maintained her innocence and insisted that the drugs were planted, she was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2005. The sentence was later cut after standard remissions and an appeal to the president, and she was released on parole in early 2014. She stayed in Bali for the length of her parole, which wrapped up in May 2017. (coconuts.co)
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Prosecutors demand 12 years for French national accused of child rape A 53-year-old French national accused of sexual abuse against a minor is undergoing trial in Bali, with prosecutors in the case demanding a 12-year prison sentence for the defendant. The defendant, identified as EAPM, was alleged to have raped a minor as many as 10 times since 2017. The crimes reportedly took place when the victim slept over at the former’s home. Not only are the victim friends with EAPM’s child, the defendant himself is also reportedly friends with the victim’s father. The case came to light last September, when the 12-year-old victim was allegedly assaulted during a visit to the Bali Wake Park in Denpasar. According to reports, the victim’s father noticed his son going into the changing room and then followed by EAPM not long after, raising his suspicions. “[What the father saw] inside the toilet was the child standing with his pants down to his knees, while the defendant was kneeling right in front of him,” prosecutors previously said. The father filed a police report soon after, and police managed to gather enough evidence to process the case. According to reports, EAPM had threatened the victim to keep the abuse a secret and promised him gifts. A medical examination also showed bruises in the victim’s anus which resulted from a blunt object, leading to suspicion that the victim had been raped. Under Indonesian law, sexual assault on minors carries a maximum 15-year prison sentence. . (coconuts.co/balidiscovery.com)
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