Charlies Says

[MarillionFan]

Pictured the moment they are arrested: The British girls who 'tried to smuggle £1.5m of cocaine out of Peru' | Mail Online

How fookin stoopid are British youth.

[MadDawg]

Mich?

[zoco]

Pictured the moment they are arrested: The British girls who 'tried to smuggle £1.5m of cocaine out of Peru' | Mail Online

How fookin stoopid are British youth.

You have to looks at the positives.

They'll get to be fluent in Spanish and will have their own episode on C5's "Banged up Abroad".

[BrilloPad]

Lets hope they get the death penalty.

[eek]

Lets hope they get the death penalty.

uncalled for. Would you like tax evasion to have the same penalty?

[BrilloPad]

uncalled for. Would you like tax evasion to have the same penalty?

Financial crime is hardly at the same level as the misery that 6kg of Cocaine will cause.

Death penalty would act as a deterrent. And it is probably kinder that spending a life sentence (which could well be 60+ years) in some Peruvian hell hole.

[Old Greg]

Financial crime is hardly at the same level as the misery that 6kg of Cocaine will cause.

Death penalty would act as a deterrent. And it is probably kinder that spending a life sentence (which could well be 60+ years) in some Peruvian hell hole.

What about financial crime that makes a company go under causing substantial unemployment in a locality?

[minestrone]

If I was them I would have found a cheap place to live in Peru and battered the whole lot, no matter how long it took me.

[cojak]

What's Minnie Mouse doing in Peru?

[BrilloPad]

What about financial crime that makes a company go under causing substantial unemployment in a locality?

Like Rover? Certainly the directors should have been made penniless, but there muxt be some sense of proportion.

Businesses come, business go. Unless you are a bank when you claim to be too big to fail and can get endless billions to give in bonuses so the favoured few can shovel it up their noses.