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So I was just randomly scrolling the internet earlier as usual when I saw a pic of these 2 women for some reason
so decided to click on the pic and then did some research on them,turns out they're called the Peru Two.
This is their brief story below
The Peru Two, two British women, Michaella McCollum from Dungannon, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and Melissa Reid from
Lenzie, Scotland, were arrested on 6 August 2013 on suspicion of drug smuggling at Jorge Chávez International Airport Lima Peru,
after their luggage was found to contain 12 kg (26 lb) of Cocaine.
They initially claimed they had been coerced by an armed gang but subsequently pleaded guilty. On 17 December 2013, the pair
were sentenced to six years and eight months' imprisonment. In the Ancón 2 prison, they took up coveted training positions in
beauty therapy in a bid to become hair stylists
( Imagine for a moment if these were men ) female privilege level infinity
In early 2016, both women sought to return to the United Kingdom. McCollum applied to be freed on parole,and was released on
31 March 2016, with the prospect of having to remain in Peru for up to six years. In April, the Peruvian authorities agreed to expel
Reid from the country, she was released from prison on 21 June and immediately returned to Britain, arriving at Glasgow airport
the following day.McCollum returned to Europe two months later, arriving at Dublin Airport in Ireland on 13 August 2016.
The women have received extensive press coverage in Peru, the United Kingdom, Ireland and other countries since their arrest.
They were featured on the Channel 4 documentary Brits Behind Bars: Cocaine Smugglers, which aired on 10 October 2015, and
detailed how drug mules are trained.
Michaella_Mccollum one of the Peru Two now posts regularly today on her Verified IG to her 93K followers and has 2 sons
Moral of the story (water) which is why I even decided to share the story in the first place is to remind everyone how much privilege
the modern woman has where they can get caught for trafficking COCAINE and suffer just a slap on the wrist and become
mini celebrities in the process.
so decided to click on the pic and then did some research on them,turns out they're called the Peru Two.
This is their brief story below
The Peru Two, two British women, Michaella McCollum from Dungannon, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and Melissa Reid from
Lenzie, Scotland, were arrested on 6 August 2013 on suspicion of drug smuggling at Jorge Chávez International Airport Lima Peru,
after their luggage was found to contain 12 kg (26 lb) of Cocaine.
They initially claimed they had been coerced by an armed gang but subsequently pleaded guilty. On 17 December 2013, the pair
were sentenced to six years and eight months' imprisonment. In the Ancón 2 prison, they took up coveted training positions in
beauty therapy in a bid to become hair stylists
( Imagine for a moment if these were men ) female privilege level infinity In early 2016, both women sought to return to the United Kingdom. McCollum applied to be freed on parole,and was released on
31 March 2016, with the prospect of having to remain in Peru for up to six years. In April, the Peruvian authorities agreed to expel
Reid from the country, she was released from prison on 21 June and immediately returned to Britain, arriving at Glasgow airport
the following day.McCollum returned to Europe two months later, arriving at Dublin Airport in Ireland on 13 August 2016.
The women have received extensive press coverage in Peru, the United Kingdom, Ireland and other countries since their arrest.
They were featured on the Channel 4 documentary Brits Behind Bars: Cocaine Smugglers, which aired on 10 October 2015, and
detailed how drug mules are trained.
Michaella_Mccollum one of the Peru Two now posts regularly today on her Verified IG to her 93K followers and has 2 sons
Moral of the story (water) which is why I even decided to share the story in the first place is to remind everyone how much privilege
the modern woman has where they can get caught for trafficking COCAINE and suffer just a slap on the wrist and become
mini celebrities in the process.
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