Someone else just happened to have the right size bag full of dope to fit into Corby’s boogie-board bag and form it into shape. They then flush roughly $45k down the drain and leave it in there. Nobody notices the extra weight as both carried it at different times. Then two custom's officers at Bali find the pot, and for no good reason decide to lie their ar$e off. All of Indonesia’s legal system then goes on a vendetta against her.
The two plastic bags of marijuana (one within the other) were a certain size. From the point of view of the person or persons who inserted those plastic bags into Schapelle's boogie-board bag, her bag just happened to be the right shape and size for their purposes, which is why they put the drugs in there.
The drugs could have been inserted in Brisbane for transportation to Sydney, they could have come in from South America, along with the $300,000 worth of cocaine that arrived while Schapelle's boogie-board was on the ground in the Sydney International Airport terminal baggage handling area, or they could have been inserted in Bali before the bag passed through customs.
There was a police presence on the ground in the Sydney International Airport terminal that day, conducting "Operation Mocha,' a joint investigation by Australian Federal Police and the NSW Crime Commission into a drug syndication ring operating through that airport.
Perhaps on the day, it was too difficult to retrieve the drugs, so they were written off.
Perhaps the cocaine was considered to be of far greater value, so the drug smuggling ring concentrated their efforts on smuggling it into the country, past the police presence, and the marijuana (possibly from South America) was hidden in Schapelle's bag for later retrieval, which did not happen for some reason.
Perhaps the Bali Police, in orchestrating a high profile capital case, to improve their international standing in the war on drugs, and receive UN 'War on Drugs' funding, considered 4kg of Ganja (which would later be burnt), to be a small price to pay for millions in funding.
Sorry, but Schapelle and her brother did handle the bag at different times, can't help that.
Why would the Customs Officers lie? Whether the drugs were inserted in Bali or Australia, the Balinese Police wanted a conviction in this case. Either they orchestrated the case or they seized upon it as a gift from Allah. A conviction was going to enhance their international standing in the war on drugs, and place them in a good position for 'War on Drugs' funding. As my previous post shows, two pieces of incriminating evidence are required by Indonesian Law to secure a conviction. With no other secondary evidence available to the Prosecution, lying testimony was all that they had left. The Police are a very powerful body within Indonesia, and their actions very often above the law. They would have briefed the two Customs Officers and two Junior Police Officers, who were present in Denpasar Airport that day, in exactly what to say, to ensure that they got a conviction.
As for Indonesia's legal system having a vendetta against Schapelle - Chief Judge Linton Sirait, and his two fellow Judges, who had never acquitted a defendant in their entire careers, did what they always do. 'Granat,' the anti-drugs campaigners in Indonesia, did march once calling for Schapelle's execution, and did hold banners with a similar message up to the court windows on one occasion. Schapelle did receive one of the highest sentences for a marijuana related crime in Indonesian legal history, and every second of her sham trial was filmed by the World's press, so everyone could see how tough Indonesia is on drugs.
Have a look at this link:
http://www.schapelle.net/propositions/