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Schapelle Corby is interrogated about her drug conviction in a new clip for Channel Seven’s SAS Australia – PerthNow
Schapelle Corby has broken down in tears as she recalled her ‘fear’ of being interrogated after being found guilty of drug smuggling.
Schapelle Corby has broken down in tears as she recalled her fear of being interrogated after being found guilty of drug smuggling.
The 43-year-old, who spent nine years in Balis notorious Kerobokan Prison after being found with cannabis in her body board bag, will appear on Channel Sevens upcoming reality show SAS Australia.
In a promotional video, Corby cried as was quizzed by chief instructor Ant Middleton over the experience.
How come a court of law could prove you guilty, and then youre …
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