Teh One Who Knocks
06-24-2021, 04:07 PM
By MICHAEL PICKERING FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA
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The transformation of 'Cocaine' Cassie Sainsbury continues as the convicted Australian drug smuggler revealed her toned abs and new sleeve tattoo in social media posts.
'What a look,' she captioned her own Instagram post in which she wears a black lace bra under an open black jacket, showing off her cleavage, flat stomach and a new tattoo on her right arm.
In another post on TikTok, the full extent of the new tattoo is visible as Ms Sainsbury mimes to Christian Gates' song 'Numb', which she hashtagged #gaygirl and #lesbiana.
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Ms Sainsbury, now 25, remains in the Colombian capital of Bogota under house arrest after she was released from prison in April 2020 because of the fear of Covid-19 transmission in the country's overcrowded prisons.
She'd spent three years locked up in the notorious El Buen Pastor prison after being convicted for attempting to smuggle 5.8kg of cocaine hidden inside headphones in April 2017.
In a recent Instagram post, Ms Sainsbury suggested she was likely to return to Australia 'really soon'.
'I'm looking forward to the weather, the beaches … I guess the food as well. Everything,' she wrote in response to a well-wisher.
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Cassie Sainsbury attends a court hearing in Bogota, Colombia in August 2017
In another Instagram story she displayed an Australian passport, suggesting her return was imminent.
Ms Sainsbury had put her physical transformation down to 'exercise and diet', in sharp contrast to the downcast figure who had faced court in Colombia in November 2017.
Her rollercoaster ride in the South American country included a nine-month romance with fellow female inmate Joli Pico, 29, from Venezuela, while behind bars.
The relationship later ended, with Ms Pico moving on with another inmate.
Earlier this year, Ms Sainsbury started an OnlyFans site in help fund her post-prison life in Colombia, charging subscribers $39.99 a month to check out her suggestive snaps.
She was also forced to deny she sent semi-naked pictured to men in Australia in return for money.
'It actually didn't go down the way it has come out in the media,' she told Brisbane radio station B105 at the time. 'I did not receive any money at all for any photo,'
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Ms Sainsbury with Joli Pico, the inmate she had a nine-month relationship with while behind bars in Colombia
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Ms Sainsbury has always claimed her involvement in the cocaine smuggling operation was forced on her by members of an international drugs syndicate who threatened to harm her and her family.
Her Colombian ordeal followed time spent working at Sydney brothel Club 220 in early 2017, which she explained as being necessary after her then-boyfriend's gym went bust.
'Everyone makes mistakes and I was looking for a way to get out of the hole I was in. It got to a point where I had rent to pay and bills and shopping, everything was piling on top of me,' she told WHO Magazine.
'Everyone assumed that because I worked at the brothel, then I was guilty of being involved with drugs. For a lot of people, sex work and drugs go hand in hand.'
https://i.imgur.com/202dsuR.jpg
The transformation of 'Cocaine' Cassie Sainsbury continues as the convicted Australian drug smuggler revealed her toned abs and new sleeve tattoo in social media posts.
'What a look,' she captioned her own Instagram post in which she wears a black lace bra under an open black jacket, showing off her cleavage, flat stomach and a new tattoo on her right arm.
In another post on TikTok, the full extent of the new tattoo is visible as Ms Sainsbury mimes to Christian Gates' song 'Numb', which she hashtagged #gaygirl and #lesbiana.
https://i.imgur.com/2zwMne4.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/1c8AZ0B.jpg
Ms Sainsbury, now 25, remains in the Colombian capital of Bogota under house arrest after she was released from prison in April 2020 because of the fear of Covid-19 transmission in the country's overcrowded prisons.
She'd spent three years locked up in the notorious El Buen Pastor prison after being convicted for attempting to smuggle 5.8kg of cocaine hidden inside headphones in April 2017.
In a recent Instagram post, Ms Sainsbury suggested she was likely to return to Australia 'really soon'.
'I'm looking forward to the weather, the beaches … I guess the food as well. Everything,' she wrote in response to a well-wisher.
https://i.imgur.com/clqGck9.jpg
Cassie Sainsbury attends a court hearing in Bogota, Colombia in August 2017
In another Instagram story she displayed an Australian passport, suggesting her return was imminent.
Ms Sainsbury had put her physical transformation down to 'exercise and diet', in sharp contrast to the downcast figure who had faced court in Colombia in November 2017.
Her rollercoaster ride in the South American country included a nine-month romance with fellow female inmate Joli Pico, 29, from Venezuela, while behind bars.
The relationship later ended, with Ms Pico moving on with another inmate.
Earlier this year, Ms Sainsbury started an OnlyFans site in help fund her post-prison life in Colombia, charging subscribers $39.99 a month to check out her suggestive snaps.
She was also forced to deny she sent semi-naked pictured to men in Australia in return for money.
'It actually didn't go down the way it has come out in the media,' she told Brisbane radio station B105 at the time. 'I did not receive any money at all for any photo,'
https://i.imgur.com/94jw6E3.jpg
Ms Sainsbury with Joli Pico, the inmate she had a nine-month relationship with while behind bars in Colombia
https://i.imgur.com/wKt7vNC.jpg
Ms Sainsbury has always claimed her involvement in the cocaine smuggling operation was forced on her by members of an international drugs syndicate who threatened to harm her and her family.
Her Colombian ordeal followed time spent working at Sydney brothel Club 220 in early 2017, which she explained as being necessary after her then-boyfriend's gym went bust.
'Everyone makes mistakes and I was looking for a way to get out of the hole I was in. It got to a point where I had rent to pay and bills and shopping, everything was piling on top of me,' she told WHO Magazine.
'Everyone assumed that because I worked at the brothel, then I was guilty of being involved with drugs. For a lot of people, sex work and drugs go hand in hand.'