Sins Of The Father: The Untold Story Behind Schapelle Corby's Ill-Fated Drug Run

Sins Of The Father: The Untold Story Behind Schapelle Corby's Ill-Fated Drug Run

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A reckless father, his dark past, an Adelaide drug trafficker and the Gold Coast beauty school dropout who kept her mouth shut. This is the explosive untold story of Schapelle Corby and how she took the rap for her father's drug syndicate. The result of a three-year investigation, Sins of the Father returns to the beginning of Australia's most famous drug case, to a time when nobody had ever heard the name Schapelle Corby. Finally, the missing pieces of the jigsaw fall into place as we are led, step by step, through the important weeks, days and hours leading up to her dramatic arrest. Shedding new light on her long-held claims of innocence, this is the book Schapelle's army of supporters do not want you to read.

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  Reviewed by Kim B. | see all reviews by Kim B.

  25/11/2011

  Update, 24 Nov 2011. Google: Col Chapman expendable & click on the top link to listen to a gripping interview by a long-time media insider, and private investigator, who has worked on the Schapelle Corby case for years. He completely debunks Eamonn Duff's claims.
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  Reviewed by Kim B. | see all reviews by Kim B.

  24/11/2011

  Eamonn Duff's criminal informant, Malcolm McCauley, asserts in the book that the marijuana he was supplying was being sold in Bali (at that time), for $500 an ounce - whereas the United Nations Office on Drugs Crime, within their 2007 World Drug Report, quite clearly shows us that it was selling here in Australia for nearly $1,200 an ounce. The bizarreness of this proposition should be obvious to any sane person. Further, the Queensland Police issued formal certificates (and public statements), which prove Michael Corby Snr had no criminal record, and no connections to the drug trade. See sinsofthefather.net to access the direct evidence of that. Unfortunately (as both the author and publisher of this book know), dead men are barred from suing for defamation via their surviving family.
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