Women 'forced into Peru trafficking'

Stealhead · 08-14-13, 11:57 AM

I doubt it at least not directly.I bet that they agreed to be mules and then they backed out at that point they could have been forced of course they had already opened Pandora's box.

There is a show here in the US on National Geographic called "Locked Up Abroad" 90% of the people on it where caught drug smuggling most of the time they knew what they where doing.After seeing that show where they talk to the actual people I do not really have much pity to be honest.

On one episode it was two Scots a man and woman the woman was the mule but did not tell the man but of course she put the stuff in his bags.So he got the harshest punishment he was able to appeal and was freed fro jail but was not allowed to leave the country pending another trail this was also in Peru.The woman showed no real remorse for what she had done to the man.

The problem I have with these girls claim is why go through all the trouble to force someone to smuggle when there are droves of willing mules to be employed at much lower expense and risk? Food for thought and every parent thinks that their children would never do X thing I say any human is capable of anything money is very tempting to people.

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Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	I doubt it at least not directly.I bet that they agreed to be mules and then they backed out at that point they could have been forced of course they had already opened Pandora's box. There is a show here in the US on National Geographic called "Locked Up Abroad" 90% of the people on it where caught drug smuggling most of the time they knew what they where doing.After seeing that show where they talk to the actual people I do not really have much pity to be honest. On one episode it was two Scots a man and woman the woman was the mule but did not tell the man but of course she put the stuff in his bags.So he got the harshest punishment he was able to appeal and was freed fro jail but was not allowed to leave the country pending another trail this was also in Peru.The woman showed no real remorse for what she had done to the man. The problem I have with these girls claim is why go through all the trouble to force someone to smuggle when there are droves of willing mules to be employed at much lower expense and risk? Food for thought and every parent thinks that their children would never do X thing I say any human is capable of anything money is very tempting to people. Last edited by Stealhead; 08-14-13 at 12:10 PM.