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Australian love-scam victim wins drug smuggling conviction appeal in Cambodia

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An Australian woman serving a 23-year prison sentence in Cambodia has achieved a stunning legal victory after her 2014 drug smuggling conviction was quashed by Cambodia's Supreme Court.

 

The woman, 46-year-old Yoshe Ann Taylor, a kindergarten teacher and mother of two from Queensland, fell victim to an internet scam, revealed by the Sydney Morning Herald in 2016 to have been run by an international drug smuggling syndicate.

 

Taylor, who was lured to the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh on the promise of starting a business in the arts and crafts, was arrested at the airport in September 2013 after being caught trying to leave the country with two kilograms of heroin concealed in her luggage.

 

READ MORE https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/australia/105704459/australian-lovescam-victim-wins-drug-smuggling-conviction-appeal-in-cambodia

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good news, just get her out of there asap

Run to airport

Thank god they finally acknowledged that she was an un-witting drug mule for a total scumbag. He should get life in prison in a 3rd world prison for what he has been doing, Australia would be a good choice.

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