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Warning to all Young Gullible Girls

Started by woe10, August 13, 2013, 14:46:07 PM

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woe10





This could happen in Fuerteventura.

Look at these two British girls. Aged 19 and 20. They're going to spend the rest of their lives in prison in Peru.

Are they stupid, YES. All modern airports, especially in South America, have scanners that can detect ANY ORGANIC MATERIAL. They didn't stand a chance.

Don't feel sorry for them. Think about the 100's of Mothers, who's kids have become addicts, and many died, because of people like these two stupid girls.

They were working in Bars in Ibiza, and were 'talked' into taking a 'Holiday' in Peru. Yeh right, not exactly the Party Capital of the World, where they picked up over 6 kilos of Cocaine and tried to bring it back to Ibiza via Madrid.

They are part of a new generation of 'Wannabe' young people who have complete disregard for the law, and think they can do anything.

How many young people in Ibiza and beyond, would have potentially died because of their actions. My friend died from a Cocaine overdose a few years ago after being hounded by pushers, when they found out he had money, and I have no sympathy for these girls. I hope they throw away the key.

IsThisForumStillGoingWow

Here here Woe, I agree with you 100% on this, I have no sympathy at all. They usually get promised not  only a 'holiday' but £5,000 -10,000 spending money, like really ??!!!!  Just bring me some food parcels back eh !
Only two things are infinite,the universe and human stupidity,and im not sure about the former .....

rich and tina

We have 2 daughters of similar ages. Spare a thought for the parents they will be distraught. Sometimes we judge in haste, only knowing what the media have chosen to tell us. Kids make mistakes as we did when we were young. Yes, this was a big one and they will pay a heavy price as will their families.

Mr Boo Boo

I also fully agree with you woe, how many more "young" people will get hoodwinked into trafficking !

IsThisForumStillGoingWow

It had a street value of £1.5 million. Did they really think the good guys in Ibiza needed Quaker Oats that bad they had to transport them from  Peru. How many people would that much cocaine have killed? How many young lives ruined over 2 selfish greedy girls ? :( :(
Only two things are infinite,the universe and human stupidity,and im not sure about the former .....

dagwood

#5
I agree with most of what has been said but I would love to see the scum who asked and paid these vulnerable young girls to go on this trip get their comeuppance. This never will happen as long as corrupt police and customs exist. Five or ten grand would seem a lot of cash when you are young and don't forget when we were their age we believed we were invincible. Thankfully we just didn't get the opportunity of making a similar mess of our lives and if we did, can we honestly say we would not have fallen to the temptation. Hind sight = 20/20 vision. I don't in anyway condone what they did but they were not the masterminds behind the operation and should not be punished as such.         

admin

To be fair. The Scottish girl said during that interview that she was 'forced to take those bags'.

We can be cynical or jump to conclusions but none of us know the full story as yet.

KWC

Quote from: admin on August 13, 2013, 15:44:43 PM
To be fair. The Scottish girl said during that interview that she was 'forced to take those bags'.

We can be cynical or jump to conclusions but none of us know the full story as yet.

Agree, fear can be a powerfull force, but we do need to know what pressures they were put under to do such a thing.  I do hope the ringmasters get caught, but that won't know help those two ladies now!

IsThisForumStillGoingWow

"Forensic investigators have seized phone records and are working with authorities in Spain to determine who the "recruiter" was that paid for the flights.

Police are looking at all the girls' recent financial transactions to find out if anyone deposited the £950 air fare in their accounts."

It seems they're trying to find them..but guillible, frightened or greedy it would still have destroyed hundreds of families and lives. They knew it wasn't Quaker oats and powdered hot choc drink in their bags.
Only two things are infinite,the universe and human stupidity,and im not sure about the former .....

dagwood

Quote from: hev on August 13, 2013, 16:45:05 PM
"Forensic investigators have seized phone records and are working with authorities in Spain to determine who the "recruiter" was that paid for the flights.

Police are looking at all the girls' recent financial transactions to find out if anyone deposited the £950 air fare in their accounts."

It seems they're trying to find them..but guillible, frightened or greedy it would still have destroyed hundreds of families and lives. They knew it wasn't Quaker oats and powdered hot choc drink in their bags.
Not a hope. Its like looking for the needle in the haystack. There is a report that they may have been grassed/sacrificed by their handlers to give credit to the police while the REAL shipment was allowed through. Stranger things have happened. I wonder what is the production cost of £1.5 million street value and what street do they use for valuation purposes?     

woe10

There have been numerous documentarys with exactly the same story line. "Banged Up Abroad" etc .. "We didn't know we were carrying drugs", the Peruvian Police hear this EVERY DAY, they're not stupid.

Why would 2 young Party Girls from Ibiza want to go on a Free Holiday to Peru. To look at the Aztec Ruins ??, to look at Simon Bolivar's Gravesite ??  I don't think so.

I've seen their pictures in various newspapers. If they spent less time Partying and a bit more time learning about the World, they wouldn't be in this situation.

I've been to South America, and there are big signs everywhere in Airports, warning about Drug Smuggling and  having Sex With Minors etc, and the dire consequences. Those rat and cockroach infested cells with 6 other women are not very nice. The'd better get used to it.

dagwood

I agree completely Woe but why should the ringmasters as Kwc describes them get away free and making billions while young gullible girls (your words) spend years in prison. There must be high level collusion.   

Phaedra

#12
QuotePeru drugs arrests: We were forced to smuggle cocaine with loaded guns to heads, claim British girls ..........

The girls also told how, chillingly, the gang had a dossier on their families in Glasgow and Belfast – and threatened violent reprisals if they failed to carry out their demands.,,,,,,,,,,

"We were given no option," said Melissa. "If we didn't do as we were told we would be dead.

"We were not smuggling for money, we were smuggling for our lives.

"We have no doubt they would have killed us both without hesitation if we didn't do as we were told."

Maybe they're telling the truth - who knows?

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/peru-drug-arrests-british-girls-2163013

nacnud

Not often happens but woe I am with you on this. Remember one peice of advice i was given if your found with the dead body and the knife in your hand the first thing you should say is " I DIDNT DO IT"
I am sorry for these two kids and their families but you take your chances and pay  the price where drugs are concerned. No good blaming the major players or the end usuers or anyone else in between individual choices are made and MONEY is made.

Phaedra

QuoteRemember one peice of advice i was given if your found with the dead body and the knife in your hand the first thing you should say is " I DIDNT DO IT"

Sounds like you have an interesting past nacnud  :)

Blueboy7

If it had of been two blokes of the same age and background, wonder if it would have made the headlines. Bet the Ibiza Guardia are bricking it.

Biggles

Disney have had their say.

QuoteOn behalf of Walt Disney Enterprises - we would like to point out that Minnie Mouse has never been involved in drug trafficking before - we would also point out that her images are trademarked and copyrighted worldwide and demand that all royalties are paid for the publishing of her photos.
May we take this opportunity to point out that no Disney staff has ever been involved in illegal drugs.
As a footnote: Dopey's dalliances were in the '20s when nothing except alcohol was illegal.

nacnud

Quote from: Phaedra on August 14, 2013, 12:06:46 PM
QuoteRemember one peice of advice i was given if your found with the dead body and the knife in your hand the first thing you should say is " I DIDNT DO IT"

Sounds like you have an interesting past nacnud  :)



Oh trust me I have

woe10

CHARGED - (NOT SO GULLIBLE ??)

This is What One Veteran Club-Goer in Ibiza Says: '9 Out Of 10 Get Away With It '

'Anyone who's caught always claims they were forced into it, but I know loads of people who did it knowing full well what they were doing,' says one former Ibiza club-goer.

'The gangs give you cash and you get a week of luxury in Peru. I had mates who did it and they just said they were prepared to take the risk of being caught, then boast about the buzz of getting away with it when they're back.

'For every person who's caught and makes headlines, there are ten who got away and are dancing in Pacha [the Ibiza super-club] telling people how easy it was.'

This is why this recent story involving two British girls is unlikely to be the last, especially given the tales
swirling around the Ibiza club scene about how easy — and lucrative — drug smuggling can prove.

DRUGS POSTER AT SOUTH AMERICAN AIRPORT

RVEEE

So they were forced to take a holiday on a different continent and accept all that money by a group of people who didn't speak English.

Yes, I can believe that.

woe10

POSTER IN MADRID AIRPORT


Ita says:  "If you bring drugs aboard the plane, they'll cook you lobster, and the captain will let you fly."

The next line reads: "If you believe that taking drugs is the solution to your problems, you'll believe anything."

There are more Posters in English.

woe10

The Peru 2 are to spend at least 3 years in prison before going on trial.
At least they'll learn Spanish, and be able to read this Government Poster at Madrid Airport
when they finally get back.



IT SAYS:  "DO YOU HONESTLY THINK GETTING
INTO DRUGS ABROAD COULD BE A LAUGH"

"2999 SPANISH CITIZENS ARE NO LONGER LAUGHING,
WHEN YOU TRAVEL, KEEP AWAY FROM DRUGS"
Notice the rat at the bottom right.

allanh

The jury seem to have made there mind up why not hang them just now. When you were all 21 did you not make mistakes. What if it was your own daughter

Biggles

#23
I'm often amazed at the certitude people possess when 'judging' a case based on headlines in the Daily Mail and what others have done in the past.

Sure, others have done it for fun and profit but that doesn't mean every accused has.

We may as well dispense with all defence lawyers right now and hand out ropes, pitchforks and flaming torches to the lynch mobs.

I'm not saying I believe they are telling the truth, statistically probably not, but how can we possibly know for sure?

Spike On Q

Don't forget the real victims - young people around the world addicted to cocaine

zedzedeleven

Quote from: Spike On Q on August 23, 2013, 00:09:56 AM
Don't forget the real victims - young people around the world addicted to cocaine
Not, of course, forgetting yourself, with your self confessed lifelong addiction to cannabis.
Mentor to the boneheads.

Biggles

#26
Quote from: zedzedeleven on August 23, 2013, 00:24:50 AM
Quote from: Spike On Q on August 23, 2013, 00:09:56 AM
Don't forget the real victims - young people around the world addicted to cocaine
Not, of course, forgetting yourself, with your self confessed lifelong addiction to cannabis.

I assume you're referring to me but I feel I must point out that you have (I'm quite sure unintentionally) misrepresented what I have said.

I said I wasn't addicted to cannabis.

I admitted to smoking it though.
If you can stop taking it for weeks or years at a time and never experience any withdrawal or craving then it would be somewhat silly to say it's addictive.
The older I get, the less I smoke. If it was addictive I'd be increasing my intake. I have never 'needed' the stuff.

I have never taken cocaine, (or heroin, ecstasy, crack, opium etc).

The only addictive substances I take (and have ever taken) are tobacco, alcohol and caffeine and I do curse the day I started smoking tobacco. Caffeine affects my sleep pattern so I now drink decaffeinated tea and coffee (it still contains a little though but not enough to affect my sleep).

I appreciate your concern though but (for an old man) I'm quite ticketyboo thank you.

zedzedeleven

You can only stop once. You are not stopping for weeks at a time, you are just having a lay off. Then commencing where you left off. That is addiction.
Mentor to the boneheads.

dagwood

A friend of mine smokes the odd joint (illegally) for the relief of the pain for M S. Its the only thing that gives him no side effects, his doctor agrees but cannot proscribe it because of the law. I don't think anybody should judge Biggles or any one else until they examine there own life first. No ones perfect and that's a fact of life.   

woe10

Quote from: Spike On Q on August 23, 2013, 00:09:56 AM
Don't forget the real victims - young people around the world addicted to cocaine

And when you had a best friend who was hounded by Coke Dealers untill it was too late, you get and in-bred hatred for anybody to do with drugs. Dealears wouldn't exist without these sorts of stupid naive girls.
You don't get a job in a Bar in Ibiza, then suddenly take a 2 week holiday in Peru in the middle of the peak season, to study the "Inca Civilisation".  The Peruvian Police have heard every story going, over and over.