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India: 'Duped' drugs Brit caged
Jamie Pyatt The Sun
Thursday 13 Jul 2006 A BRITISH backpacker who claims she was tricked into smuggling cannabis out of India has been jailed for ten years in a hell-hole prison. Daisy Angus, 26, protested her innocence and sobbed in the dock as she was sentenced. An Israeli man she claimed conned her into carrying a suitcase full of cannabis through Mumbai airport was freed due to lack of evidence. Trainee fitness instructor Daisy has already spent four years in prison in Mumbai while her slow-moving trial proceeded through the Indian legal system. Her father John, 54, of Bournemouth, Dorset, died from leukaemia while she has been in jail. A Foreign Office spokeswoman said there was a chance Daisy could be moved to a UK jail. She added: “We have a prisoner transfer agreement in India. It is up to Daisy to apply.” j.pyatt@the-sun.co.uk http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006320306,00.html
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