Italian woman (mule) dies smuggling cocaine

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PJT

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You have to hear it from South Africa to find out something with D.R. ties.

A blurb posted in a South African online news service informs of an Italian woman dying from a cocaine overdose from a burst latex bag containing the drug in her stomach. She was on a flight from Santo Domingo to Paris.

How sad and how dumb.

May God rest her soul.


Link: http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=24&art_id=qw1104942781852B216


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PJT

 

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ricktoronto

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Man, she died, which is bad enough, even if she was a little ugly you didn't have to call her a mule.

 

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mexx78

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These drug transporters are called Mules. For more information about them a spanish movie out: Maria full of Grace. Check www.imdb.com for it.

 

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jruane44

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I guess Mexx didn't get the joke.

 

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ricktoronto

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Try putting your tongue in your cheek That's what I did.

 

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johne

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ricktoronto said:

Try putting your tongue in your cheek That's what I did.

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Fits right in with the classic--- DUH??


JOHN

 

Hillbilly

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Why

Do you think they call them "Mules"??

They are not the brightest bulbs on the tree, that is for sure....

Still, a nasty way to die.

And to think, people put that sh!t up their noses!!

HB ???

 

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I'm with you Hillbilly on that one. I never understood how people can buy and use something to go in their body from a supplier without much quality control. Do you really know what's in it? What it might do to you?

These drug mules make it difficult for the rest of us, the "clean" traveling public.

TEHAMA

 

Last edited: Jan 7, 2005