Teh One Who Knocks
11-12-2015, 01:24 PM
The Local - Spain's News in English
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A Spanish pensioner has been sentenced to prison for smuggling drugs into prison for her son… in a very unusual way.
The 73-year-old woman took motherly love a little bit too far when she hid the drugs in a Kinder Surprise stashed in her vagina, in order to smuggle them in to her son, a prisoner in Fontcalent prison in Alicante, southern Spain.
The woman received a suspended sentence of one year and nine months on November 5th in a ruling that was made public on Tuesday.
In July 2013, the elderly woman concealed €20, small doses of cocaine and heroin, as well as tranquilizers, inside the plastic casing of a Kinder Egg, the popular chocolate treat made by the Italian company Ferrero.
She smuggled the stash into prison by wrapping the Kinder egg in a condom and inserting it into her vagina.
When she realized she was going to be frisked, she popped out the package, worth around €82, before handing it to prison guards, reported Spanish news agency Efe.
The woman was found guilty and was sentenced to one year and nine months in prison, and was handed a €41 fine.
http://i.imgur.com/Nxps5X4.jpg
A Spanish pensioner has been sentenced to prison for smuggling drugs into prison for her son… in a very unusual way.
The 73-year-old woman took motherly love a little bit too far when she hid the drugs in a Kinder Surprise stashed in her vagina, in order to smuggle them in to her son, a prisoner in Fontcalent prison in Alicante, southern Spain.
The woman received a suspended sentence of one year and nine months on November 5th in a ruling that was made public on Tuesday.
In July 2013, the elderly woman concealed €20, small doses of cocaine and heroin, as well as tranquilizers, inside the plastic casing of a Kinder Egg, the popular chocolate treat made by the Italian company Ferrero.
She smuggled the stash into prison by wrapping the Kinder egg in a condom and inserting it into her vagina.
When she realized she was going to be frisked, she popped out the package, worth around €82, before handing it to prison guards, reported Spanish news agency Efe.
The woman was found guilty and was sentenced to one year and nine months in prison, and was handed a €41 fine.