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Bella Culley, a pregnant British student nurse, was sentenced to two years in prison in Georgia despite her family paying a £140,000 fine. Arrested in Tbilisi for allegedly smuggling drugs, she claimed she was coerced by a Thai gang. Her family hoped the payment would reduce her sentence, but the judge upheld the deal. Bella, due to give birth in December, will keep her baby in prison.
Courtesy: Sarah Hooper
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