I have always believed she is innocent. By that I mean, I do not believe that she knew the drugs were in her bag.
For me, the documentary simply reinforced my opinion. She may have known what weed smells like, looks like, heck, she may have even smoked it in the past .. but that is all irrelevant here.
She was not aware of ANY weed in her bag when she arrived at the airport.
No one is guilty until they are proven beyond reasonable doubt, and in Schapelle's case, there is a lot of reasonable doubt - intent, motive, knowledge of.
However ... there is no doubt that the weed was in her bag, and THAT is why she is serving 20 years. The Indonesian courts do not care who put the weed in there, or how it got there, or where it came from .. all they care about is the fact that it was in her posession at the time. Guilty.
I believe she's taking the rap for someone. She obviously doesn't know who it is .. and whoever it is it too chicken 5hit to own up.
The truth will come out soon.
