The Stories Of The Bali Nine On Death Row In Indonesia (2011)

[@gabe-po9yi]

What’s interesting to me is that Australian authorities didn’t wait for the group to return to Australia and arrest them then. Australia doesn’t have the death penalty and won’t extradite anyone to a country to face criminal charges if the death penalty is a possibility, but yet they contacted the Indonesian authorities about this group, knowing Indonesia gives the death penalty for drug smuggling. Hypocrisy, much?

[@bodyloverz30]

Yes my thought too.

[@sallyrose9507]

Yes cause Australia 🇦🇺 can’t prostitute like Asia If your child was affected by drugs you may think differently. The mother that questions here sons return home needs to think about every other mother that have those same questions of a drug addicted child It works on a supply and demand, if the supply not around nor the demand the market dries up. I wish you all the best I would like to think you thought of the best for our children that you supplied.

[@sallyrose9507]

Good

[@gabe-po9yi]

@@sallyrose9507 I’ve no doubt the Australian authorities were making an example out of them by having Indonesia slap the death penalty on them, but it’s hypocritical as all get out. EDIT: getting back to the point of my post

[@savannahlil4117]

@@sallyrose9507 Prostitute? I think you mean prosecute. You make a good point, although there is no point that validates taking a life. One life does not have more value than another life. Empathy is an important thing although they are different situations. They were Australian kids, grew up with Australian mentalities. In no way are the Bail 9 innocent, but they were humans who deserve a life, I agree a life spent in prison, but a life nonetheless.

[@xenamelanie1339]

I can say this Bali prison is like boarding school environment. They have gym, you get to wear your own clothes, hang out with your family, face to face,huggings and kissings, you get to smoke, hang around, they get to eat their home cook food during family visitation. . You can never see such in other prisons around the world!

[@patrickjamieleasmith3260]

You do in Mexico. Even your families can come I've with you there

[@xenamelanie1339]

@@patrickjamieleasmith3260 : Really? Wow. It's a new info for me to know, thanks!

[@Ricobaca]

Wow, I cant wait to go there! Hey wait a minute.🙄

[@DeKhawarizmi]

@@Ricobaca dude😂😂😂

[@kokhowlong]

@@Ricobaca I can dig tunnel to rescue you if you want.

[@maryhunter5768]

This is so raw...please people, stay clean..And live a good life

[@wheelsLife2078]

Even don't smoke

[@seen-hj5bs]

@@wheelsLife2078 yeah we should try to stay clean n please the Lord always...

[@jogibear7846]

the problem of it are dumb people like you!!!

[@maryhunter5768]

@@jogibear7846 geeze.... You sound aggressive

[@jan22150]

If you want to do drugs ,stay out of countries with a death penalty for a drug conviction. Do all the drugs you want to deal or use it yourself in Europe or the north American continent.

[@fromchopin]

Other than the death part, that prison actually looks a lot more comfortable than most prisons.

[@harvey2609]

This would have cost the families a fortune.

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

​@@harvey2609prison in Indonesia is free. It's overcrowded tho.

[@harvey2609]

@@absentmindedshirokuma8539 the rooms they were in would have cost money. Trust me.

[@ntsiki3228]

Thats absolutely true, even the guards looked chilled.

[@tonyknowles2463]

@@ntsiki3228yea would you want to risk giving someone who is literally waiting to die a reason to take you with him

[@jungookookie413]

Most South East Asian countries have death penalty for drug smuggling. Dealers/smugglers even target school children in Indonesia. Once I attended a campaign from the national narcotics boards to raise awareness about narcotics in candies/street food, it lured children into addiction

[@reazallykhan]

I heard about drugs in candies and street food...I thought it was a myth

[@kingayy9267]

Putting drugs in food of unsuspecting people makes no sense. Especially children. There's a huge risk of overdose and a kid wouldn't have money for it (among multiple other reasons), so it makes even _less_ sense to target them as a potential customer base. Sounds like a silly urban legend told to people without experience in drugs to terrify them into further vilifying drug users and dealers.

[@kingayy9267]

In America, a similar urban legend (drugs being hidden in Halloween candy) was spread after a case in which a little kid accidentally got into his uncle's drugs and tragically died. In an attempt to save the uncle from prison, the family lied and claimed the kid must've gotten poisoned by drugs concealed in the candy he'd gotten at Halloween, which had taken place shortly before the kid died. Someone heard about it and the terror spread, even though the truth eventually came to light.

[@jungookookie413]

@@kingayy9267 BNN: Beware of Drugs in the Form of Candy and Cakes Thursday, 2 June 2016 | 15:22 WIB Depok - There is a real drug emergency in Indonesia. Based on data from the University of Indonesia Health Research Center (Puslitkes UI) and the National Narcotics Agency (BNN), drugs are now targeting children in Indonesia. As many as 2.2 percent of Indonesia's 250 million population have used drugs. From the data from the BNN and the UI Research Center, the age of drug users is in the range of 10-59 years. This means that 10-year-olds who are in grade III or IV of elementary school are already drug users. In order to prevent children from taking drugs, BNN takes precautions from an early age. Namely since the child sits at the level of Early Childhood Education (PAUD). BNN provides counseling activities involving PAUD teachers in Depok City. Deputy for Community Empowerment, Inspector General of Police, Bachtiar Tambunan, said that when viewed from the age number of drug users who are at the age of 10 years, prevention of the dangers of drugs must be carried out before that age. "We all have to move to prevention as early as possible before the child is 10 years old, so we provide counseling about the dangers of drugs to PAUD and kindergarten teachers," said Bachtiar Tambunan to SP in the Lotus Room, Depok City Hall, Depok City, West Java, Thursday (2/2). /6). The teachers received counseling from BNN resource persons regarding the dangers of drugs. Later it is hoped that these teachers can convey to their students and parents about the dangers of drugs and so that children avoid drugs. Currently, revealed Bachtiar, various modes of drugs have been carried out by drug networks. Starting from drugs in the form of candy distributed to elementary students to drugs in brownies which are in great demand by college students. For drug dealer networks, they have no objections to giving free drugs in the form of candy to school students. "They don't have a problem if they have to give it for free at the beginning. Later it is hoped that these children can become users who of course have to buy the drugs," said Bachtiar. Eradication of drugs, said Bachtiar, is not only the responsibility of BNN and the government alone. All Indonesian citizens can participate in eradicating drugs as regulated in Law Number 35 of 2009 concerning drugs in articles 104-108. BNN also encourages all elements, including the private sector, ministries, to eradicate drugs by carrying out Bang Wawan's strategy, namely Development with Anti-Drug Insights. "The private sector can use CSR funds to fight drugs, factories can make the environment clean from drugs," concluded Bachtiar. Translated by Google Trans from www.beritasatu.com/megapolitan/367989/bnn-waspadai-narkoba-dalam-form-permen-dan-kue If my memory is correct, I attended this meeting as a representative from my school

[@jungookookie413]

@@kingayy9267 Caution, Cannabis Candy is Starting to Be Found in abundance Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The Directorate General of Customs & Excise in collaboration with the North Kalimantan Regional Police uncovered drug smuggling through postal items. A total of 16 candy packs weighing 747.48 grams of various colors were arrested by officers for allegedly containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is a marijuana compound. The Head of the East Kalimantan Customs and Excise Office, Rusman Hadi, revealed the chronology of the prosecution, which began with the tracking carried out by the K-9 Customs and Excise unit of East Kalimantan. "Tracking was carried out at the Balikpapan Post Office. From the results of lab tests on the suspected items, the results were reactive. Following up on this, we carried out development and investigations with the North Kalimantan Police Narcotics Directorate," said Rusman. Investigations lead to a person with the initials DC. Officers make arrests in front of the Tanjung Selor Hilir Post Office, North Kalimantan. According to the suspect's confession, he had three times sent drugs by post. "The first shipment was in the form of chocolate bars, while the second and third were in colorful candies," added Rusman. The suspect is suspected of having violated Article 114 Paragraph (2) subs. Article 112 Paragraph (2) jo. Article 127 Paragraph (1) letter a, Law no. 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics and Permenkes no. 50 of 2018. Translated by Google Trans from www.cnbcindonesia.com/news/20210618121431-4-254151/waspada-permen-ganja-mulai-many-found

[@PBMS123]

The absurdity that these men were put on death row, while the mastermind of the bali bombing was released. How fucked is that?

[@christianneabraham8367]

Years after their death.... Here i am again watching this video.... Rest in n peace

[@taotzu1339]

@Jimmy Bufferz Just Chan and Sukumaran, the two ringleaders, were shot by a firing squad. The rest are still there serving out their life sentences. I think one guy died. He was the lucky one.

[@jeffersontorres3609]

You were wrong both of them were executed..

[@jeffersontorres3609]

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[@miracleherbias9435]

@Jimmy Bufferz hardcore muslim country, what do you expect.

[@lasminiambarwati7942]

Its so sad 😭

[@steffenflindt8670]

"On 15 December 2024, the five remaining members of the group were repatriated to Australia, and their life sentences were commuted with immediate effect"

[@annakhuat5661]

Do you have sources on that? I feel bad for them somehow

19 years in that hellhole i hope they learnt their lesson and don't smuggle drugs again..!

[@sharfacekillah]

One of Myuran Sukumara last statements was very profound. He told his spiritual advisor "Ask the question in a year’s time, has this made any difference? Has it made any difference in Indonesia? Has it made any difference to the way Australians feel about the death penalty? Ask this question in one year, in five years and in 10 years. Ask it to yourself, ask it to those around you and ask it to anyone who will listen. Has this made a difference either way? Has this made a difference?”

[@certainordinary]

yes it is

[@jarrodgray6570]

No difference at all.

[@mradvokat6703]

Yes it is!

[@ak8041]

Well, if they were not caught, they would have ruined the lives od people who would have taken the drugs they were supposed to traffic. A death sentence serves a purpose to show whoever who considers trafficking or possesing drugs the severe consequence of it.

[@coolrich8781]

@@ak8041 Those same people found the drugs elsewhere. WAKE UP.

[@kbanatorjonshon4415]

Fascinating watch 3 years down the track. It’s interesting how both of them deal with the death penalty in a different manner. Personally, purely from this documentary you can see Myruan’s inability to process the idea of death as he battles for inner peace, whereas Andrew has somewhat accepted his fate or behaves in that manner. It’s disappointing knowing the AFP were aware of the movements of these members and decided to hand it off to Bali police knowing the consequences of Australian Citizens. A fascinating political move. I wonder if the ringleaders were not part of first generation immigrant families, would have they had the same fate? In 2024, the remaining Bali Nine members have returned to Australia. I can only imagine the relief Myruan and Andrew’s families would have felt if they were also returned to Australia. RIP to both men who meant so much and a difference to those around them.

[@HL-xz8zf]

My heart breaks for the parents. I came from a devoutly conservative religious family. My brother rebelled and got involved in drugs while I was the one that got educated and had a semi normal life. It goes to show that you can parent but other influences can lead you astray. I hope that the parents find peace someday. I cannot imagine their pain.

[@elizabeth3064]

I agree. I can’t even imagine the pain their families must still be going through. We can’t watch our kids 24/7, but the best we can do as human beings is to install morals and hope and be there always for them no matter what path they choose.

[@punjabiuniversitygeteducat71]

what religon

[@Cecilia-ky3uw]

I say maybe don't be devoutly conservative, devout convertism is unquestioning, it has little value for independent thought, similarly on drugs, I say people start being openminded to them, why are drugs bad? Their addiction right? What if some don't get addicted, should it be bad then? I don't think so, drug fearmongering hurts people, same with closeminded conservatism or for that matter the same on the left

[@HL-xz8zf]

@@punjabiuniversitygeteducat71 Christianity. My parents were pentecostals. (The crazy ones who clap hands, speak in tongues, fall over, get drunk in the spirit, demons cast out)

[@gajebroteam]

WHAT ABOUT THE PARENTS WHO GOT KIDS USING DRUGS?!?!

[@luksitkrubawang4660]

For potential people who are thinking of flouting the law, Think of your families and the pain that they have to go through before you do something in a moment of folly.

[@JBexplores]

Death penalty is still wrong

[@Hans.Dewitt]

@@JBexplores that's ur opinion, and the country really don't care for it

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

@@JBexplores that's the law there. It is absolutely horrible, yes, but that is the law. I would imagine they didn't get stays, not only for the crime committed, but as examples for the world to see. They are NOT playing games and mean what they say. Just watching this with the officer unlocking death row without a concern about the inmates says so much. That officer hadn't the slightest concern walking right into the cells. In the states prisoners would be put in 4 point shackles BEFORE the cell was unlocked. They are not messing around! Don't commit crimes and don't bring the crap into their country because THIS is the penalty! Yes it is extreme! No way should people be executed for drugs, because it's almost as if they're being executed for being ill. Chan admitted he was a user as well, and addiction has been proven many times over to be an illness. They weren't executed for using, they were executed for bringing the crap into the country, but there are countries that execute addicts.

[@logiic8835]

@@irisheyesofbelfast these people have high chances of selling drugs

[@ask-televisionmartingremme9253]

@@Hans.Dewitt What kind of statement is that please?

[@RoyvanArem]

Every idiot who is planning to smuggle drugs should watch this documentary first...

[@tbaby9035]

I agree with u don't take ur ass 2 another country and not know the laws

[@aliabengaliabeng5232]

YOU ARE THE IDIOT!!!

[@aliabengaliabeng5232]

@@tbaby9035 BREAKFAST IN TIFFANY

[@molly-lc2kj]

@@aliabengaliabeng5232 Fix your english first.

[@WarHater-X]

Haa, Australian thought they can do shits anywhere they like with US backing.. Shit flies

[@ceritadannfakta]

I know it's hard to forget, but after all it's still Indonesian law, you can't underestimate it, our country is in a state of drug emergency, stay away from drugs!

[@marnienaylor8550]

Sad, people smuggling drugs in and get the death penalty. Child molesters don’t even get arrested.

[@deidresable]

ask epstein friend

[@muhhanifbakari2451]

Nigga do you even read the news

[@reallyjoyless8389]

Bruh wut child molesters has death penalty too

[@yushaumeri6292]

Marnie please provide evidence, I'm looking forward to see how many stories of this have actually happened or whether or not you're imagining things

[@marnienaylor8550]

Yusha Umeri All you need to do is Google child molesters who never went to jail. You’ll have hours upon hours of reading material. One good example is Catholic priests. You’re welcome

[@Dan-q6v1v]

I remember the SL family were pleading and begging until the last minute. It was so sad. They fought for him. I remember even the Queen of England and the Pope pleaded for their lives...

[@lilakmonoke982]

none of these kids were malicious or evil and deserved the death penalty. meanwhile, the evil drug mafia bosses that would have made the main profit are lighting another cigar ...

[@similargoals5084]

Okay edgelord

[@tsads566]

Simple rules to follow, I never never never involved in any form to put myself in danger. Not malicious or evil for death penalty. So they are saints for you, they know the consequences. Accept it they gambled it’s their call. Lessons

[@alwayssmilemore9091]

I totally agree with you Lilak I dont know if u found the other video but they were executed even after a pardon last minute! They killed them anyway! What a shame.

[@pablothepope6350]

@@tsads566 ur stupid they hqve no choice them and their familys will be killed if they dont join the gangas

[@giowawa5035]

These 9 guys where helping the big drug dealers smuggle their stuff. It's all a big chain. Every country has a drug problem. They wanted to start small and grow bigger and maybe eventually become a drug boss with lots of money and ladies. It didn't work out as they expected. That's life. You don't become a drug lordin one day. There are many consequences. Many people try their luck with drugs daily. Sometimes successfully and sometimes not. Selling drugs is big business. It will not stop. There will always be addicted people. Rich or poor. That's life.

[@geem_up]

I am a Heroin addict and have been for the last 20 years, To be honest I watched this whole video whilst smoking Heroin. I say this to show that I am a full blown addict. Im not trying to glorify Heroin or addiction. It is a sad and mislabel life and I pray that one day I find the strength to beat this addiction. In regards to these two guys, I have to say there crime has nothing to do with my addiction. They can not be blamed for what I am choosing to do with my life, I might be weak when it comes to beating this addiction but I would be weaker to blame this addiction on these two guys or anyone like them. I was so disappointed when they killed them. Im an Australian Muslim and Im very disappointed that a Muslim country like Indonesia didnt show the Mercy that God shows us. It was clear that these guys made a mistake and had moved on. I have done 14 years in Prison and anyone that has done that amount of time can easily tell when his fellow inmates are taking the piss or are fairdinkum and these two where as real as they come. I pray that God forgives them and they end up in heaven. Thats what counts at the end of the day. God bless to all.

[@no-ph5vp]

Hope you get clean mate. You can do it

[@DonPetrushka]

Agree with everything except for the parts about your imaginary friend

[@deidradahl2802]

I am not in a position to judge the lives of others; however I have to disagree with part of your post. Adults who for whatever reason chose to take drugs, but when they put it in snacks or otherwise sell to kids whose morals are not yet made, they are100% responsible, A young man in Thailand went nuts after ingesting drugs and almost chopped his grandad to death. Drugs peddling is not a soft crime.

[@geem_up]

@@deidradahl2802 No my friend not at all and their should be a punishment but the Death Penalty, In my opinion thats to harsh.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@geem_up-- I am with you, but we do not make the laws. I went to Indonesia. When I bought the ticket, we were warned about the death penalty for smuggling drugs, we were warned on the plane, when we landed, in the cab, at the hotel, how many more warnings do we need? Yes, it is very harsh, and I would say cruel, but prevention is the only tool we control. These men knew the risk, it was a cruel thing they did to their families, friends and themselves.

[@fearnobodyandtrustnoone]

When you go to prison your family also goes to _prison_ with you. It's a sad thing all around whatever the circumstances. Nevertheless, they're in a better place now without putting themselves and their families in agonies. R.I.P

[@firstlast7090]

Scumbags rot in hell

[@bodyloverz30]

For a county that abolished the death penalty; it does seem criminal to inform the Indonesian government, of drug crimes committed in their country. Why not simply arrest the Bali 9, when they landed in Australia?

[@D_Thang]

Australia is a dirty country.

[@DudeTheGasmask]

To kill them and send a message to the rest, of course. Simply because they don't have the balls to do it themselves. It's typical of the First World to pretend that they keep their hands clean while letting other countries do their dirty work for them.

[@PaxxMontana]

Chan and sukumaran were executed in 2015. They did a lot for that prison and to me, they didn't seem like bad people. I've been an addict, I know bad people, these aren't them. Rest In Peace.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

You say that cause you are a KANGAROO yourself so goodluck 😂😂😂

[@blicahaya8117]

If you caught as a user, you will only be sent to rehab or worst paying a lot of fine and jail time (maybe 2 or 3 years max cmiiw) but my man, if you are a trafficker or people related to the drug distribution network, its the end of the road here man.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

@@blicahaya8117 yeah its different

[@PaxxMontana]

@@blicahaya8117 except that in the the president there sanctions murder of users

[@bahamuth13]

Good thing they got caught 👍

[@Bruh-vp2wl]

Banyak yg komen penjaranya bagus, gw rasa lapas kita sangat baik, mrk diberi sel yg bagus sebagai penghiburan terakhir utk para napi hukuman mati sblm di eksekusi.

[@zigzagbigbag]

Excluding the terrible heat and humidity I'd much rather do life there than in an American prison or a Russian prison.

[@yellyman5483]

American prisons are hellholes compared to this one. People on death row in Florida do not have air condition, and has to stay in a tiny cell 23 hours a day..That`s hell compared to this.

[@disco1446]

America is a sick excuse for first world. Although the general living conditions are atrocious and you're not guaranteed to be fed in third world prisons, you also may get let out for the day or get your girlfriend to visit for jiggy jiggy time.

[@bighonker6842]

Crazy Clown, obviously your a liberal fucktard

[@sarahquill7423]

@@bighonker6842 You don't have to be whatever you consider liberal to see what a shithole the USA is.

[@bighonker6842]

Sarah Quill, Only a liberal would say such stupid things, how about you move to Venezuela and let us know how awesome it is. Fuck wit

[@danielmasawi1377]

RIP lads, you truly turned your lives around at the end, and that's more than most people can say when all is said and done.

[@whatyoutalkingaboutwillis12]

😭

[@openminded4184]

Your an idiot! Saying they turned their life around, of course everyone would portray that they have when it comes time to get the bullet... they weren’t sorry when they all thought money was coming their way!

[@TheTriformationT]

They're scum anyone connected to Heroin is scum.

[@danielmasawi1377]

@@openminded4184 lol k.

[@TsmithJustin]

Whoever in your life was taken by heroin was a weak person. Don't blame the drug or the dealer. Personal accountability is the answer. Legalize all drugs. Also shout out to drugs for winning the war on drugs.

[@fadedphilosphy]

smuggling drugs is bad, and they should pay for their consequences. But death sentence is just ridiculous.

[@lil_jong-un6668]

Only smugglers would care about this. It's really simple to avoid it, just don't do drug trafficking. Is that really hard for people to do?

[@user-by6yc8yl7v]

You're smuggling drugs to a country that you know carries the death sentence... what do you expect when you're caught?

[@ChrisM-bn5vr]

They weren’t smuggling them to Indonesia, they were smuggling them to Australia. Why the hell would anyone smuggle drugs to Indonesia from Australia...

[@MStarr-dp8fc]

@@ChrisM-bn5vr Agreed 🤣

[@MStarr-dp8fc]

They were smuggling OUT (exporting) of Bali….attempting to IN (Importing) into Australia. You do have a slight point…the penalty is very severe if caught regarding importing/exporting.

[@SuarahAlam]

@@ChrisM-bn5vr alibi's so many shapes, drugs can reach and killing young people's massively.

[@TaLeBogan710]

They were smuggling them from Indonesia to Australia not the other way around which is why the Australian Federal Police contacted Indonesian authorities.

[@drwombat]

Ok so Australia "somehow" gets wind of this crews operating, forwards the info to Bali authorities knowing good and well that they will likely get death sentences or life if they're lucky, then has the audacity to clamor for their sentences to be commuted and pulls the ambassador after their pleas are ignored? Seems a little disingenuous if you ask me considering Australian authorities could've popped them upon their arrival back in Australia and handled it on their terms in their country...

[@Maurjen]

sadly the australian federal police are at there fault by calling the indonesian authorities after one of the drug mules dad only wanted him to be arrested in australia and wanted him to server jail there instead

[@everythingviral972]

One of the mules' father tipped off the police who tipped off the authorities in Bali. The guy got his son life in prison.

[@xLILxWANGx]

You are exactly right! This is unbelievable! So sick they should have dealt with them in Australia because they wouldn't allow people to be killed for a non violent offense, and these guys seemed as rehabilitated as it gets...I'm not easily upset about things but this is absolutely a human rights issue in my eyes

[@jamesflaherty59]

@@everythingviral972 Wow if thats true that dad should be ashamed!

[@tebetdwellers3202]

Dad probably didn't expect that, poor fellow

[@juliarotunno]

While I have never flatlined or had a near death experience, one of my favorite quotes is “If everyone knew what a beautiful experience death is, there would never be a death penalty.”

[@zoezzzarko1117]

Truth. 🙏🕊🙏

[@coolrich8781]

I personally would prefer execution than life in prison..

[@zoezzzarko1117]

@@coolrich8781 which is why they like to give ppl life sentences. Not to mention how much money ea prisoner generates... much more than ppl they remove from the planet

[@faturohman3757]

If everyone knew what a beautiful experience death is, there would never they selling poison(drugs) and kill others. death penalty must exist

[@lambchoppers9420]

Julia Rotunno. Oh yes, Julia. If all knew what a “beautiful experience”death is, then they have no idea what death is. Death is either the beginning of a glorious hereafter or the beginning of unending pain and torture in hell. We choose! Heaven or hell. Jesus Christ or Satan. Repent and believe the Gospel.

[@vijgai3]

It's very well known anywhere in SE Asia, you get caught with drugs, you face the death penalty. Their stupid choices for a quick pay check cost them their lives & their families have to live with the pain. The prison governor was right as well. They deserved a second chance.

[@MM-vs2et]

@Exposure 0161 Drug trafficking cases will always be done by foreigners, why would an Indonesian smuggle drugs out of Indonesia? If anything, they would smuggle it in, and caught in a foreign airport, making them the foreigner.

[@cheahweiren7638]

@Exposure 0161 no malaysians are always executed for drugs

[@drkwn1]

Vijay more like fuck you jay

[@peace2256]

Unjust laws needs to change.

[@goomaa88]

@@peace2256 then try to bring ur drugs to singapore or malaysia , they will hang you up right away

[@treyarnold343]

Something about their deaths have been troubling me the last couple of days it’s not okay

[@TOM-C.]

Trey Arnold - I agree, drug sentences in the US are bad enough, but the death penalty should be a last resort for the most heinous of crimes, and drugs do not fall into that category.

[@methadonekillmeslowly5937]

No, your drug make our people Become sick.... Death penalty and burn in hell

[@TOM-C.]

My drug? Drugs are a problem everywhere, but the death penalty is murder. Your name is Methadone so I assume you are an addict? Many addicts spend years in prison for simply using, and or selling drugs to support the habit. I find this backwards, that money should be spent to help addicts, not incarcerate, or sentence to death. Also, the men in this documentary were very young, basically children when they chose to smuggle drugs, they were stupid, and felt invincible as all young people do. This must be a consideration when sentencing, but it was not.

[@niekmoller6415]

Methadone Kill Me Slowly you stupid?

[@whoareme5518]

Yeah what about the victim that using the drug theyand they family and everyone around them is okay ? Duh dont be stupid

[@andrespaz4439]

Damn Australian police tipped off Bali officials. Wonder why the Australian police didn't just arrest them there?

[@yellyman5483]

Yes, tell me about it.. If the Australia government knew they were carrying drugs why not arrest them in Australia?? Who allows a foreign country to execute their own citizens?? Pretty sick.

[@andrespaz4439]

Sarah Bucket How did the crime start in Bali? They was smuggling drugs into Bali from Australia right? So they had to be in possession of the dope in Australia, which I'm assuming is illegal, before they got into Bali. Say for instance, if someone was trying to smuggle dope from US to Canada, and the US cops knew, seems like they would bust them instead of tipping off the Canadians. Idk, maybe I need to rewatch this documentary

[@reinhardwilmer]

Nope. They were smuggling from Indonesia to Australia.

[@luwanji1]

Maybe because they are not white Australians?

[@disco1446]

Because the politicised AFP were operating on behalf of the cuntservative government that wanted to kill them.

[@KevinWakliFitness]

Eternal rest grant unto them oh God, and let the perpetual light shine upon them, may they rest in peace 🕊️. Amen.

[@razgriz9396]

They are drug traffickers what peace waiting for them 😂

[@yusufkane1505]

Tolol

[@Mr.paint123]

22:02 “My lawyer said ten years max” (You needed a new lawyer !) Preferably someone that knew Indonesian law

[@Mr.paint123]

Josh Peckerson YIKES !!

[@Sergio-sh8qv]

It's no use if the Media or News already blow it up anyway! Or the gov need to distract issue

[@Mr.paint123]

Sergio Bellamy I 💯 agree

[@adamwalsh844]

That asian bloke is the most aussie sounding lad goin lol

[@TheDannyorrell]

Thats because he's an Aussie. What a stupid thing to say ,that is bordering racism

[@hashimrazvi8227]

They Was Australian stupid

[@ahmadh02]

@Rich 91 and u r potato?

[@ryano3966]

@Saul Rosenberg nice arms

[@sharifahhawa8848]

yee rite you vb...like u are not in asia....gtfkkkk out

[@lush_one1614]

dont underestimate a certain country's laws about drugs. they might be the end of you. dont do stupid sht.

[@Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM]

Indonesia is a beautiful shit hole.

[@sriindrawati9805]

luckily u knew about that !

[@lush_one1614]

Bodger the Badger Dont be stupid 😂

[@lush_one1614]

Bodger the Badger Dont end up like this dude 😂

[@terrykutup1588]

@Bodger the Badger u should try man(smuggle)..

[@gchollick]

there are certain things you just don't do in certain countries -- saudi arabia, indonesia -- to name two, and if you do, you pay the ultimate price. these two were justifiably made an example of what happens if you are a foreigner doing things the host country doesn't want done. Period.

[@jjacobs260]

I guess Russia has every right to invade Ukraine because that's their policy and nobody's going to stop them. Stupid logic. Stupid point.

[@markgilrosales6366]

@@jjacobs260 false equivalence. Stupid point.

[@Ill_wait_somewhere]

They were definitely made an example of and there’s a reason why they didn’t pick the white boys for execution because they knew they weren’t gonna get support for it

[@jasontomica8938]

EXACTLY 💯!!!!

[@mayocornzz2741]

⁠@@jjacobs260that was a dumb comparison, russia and ukraine are two different country, the scale turns international. In Indonesia you have to follow the rules and laws inside it, if you don’t follow then there’d be no leniency just because you’re a foreigner…. Follow and respect the rules when you’re in another country!

[@paulspydar]

May they both rest in peace. 2019 not forgotten .

[@stephenraj4283]

It's sad.

[@minhvo3657]

R.I.P thinking of you, Rest In Peace!!!

[@thelongsleeve6361]

i heard they were still smuggling drugs in hell...got caught again in hell-heaven border, executed immediately....lol

[@paulspydar]

@Apis Laws law children?

[@paulspydar]

@Apis Laws law you are clearly an idiot , troll

[@sportsbettors6876]

First and For most RIP to these Guys i got real real sad watching this.

[@vinznes7792]

I just saw this video, may all of them that have been executed rest in peace.. And for those wanna be a smuggler or tryin to be.. Just watch this documentary... Make a good path way in life

[@starrchild254]

Only the two ringleaders got executed. One died of cancer and the rest are now doing life

[@jan22150]

@@starrchild254 will they ever be able to sit in an Australian jail instead of in Indonesian?

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

@@jan22150 eventually probably.

[@Grateful_wolf]

Amen 🙏🏼

[@Grateful_wolf]

RIP

[@Bigdaddyinyourarea]

I am practising addiction medicine in WA and as someone who has seen countless lives destroyed by all sorts of drugs, I fully stand behind Indonesia's decision. These traffickers were a group of smart, cunning and selfish men who had zero care for all the potential lives that would be ruined through drug supply. They knew of the serious repercussions if they got caught, took the risk and behold, got caught. How our ex pm Abott tried to bail them out was simply ridiculous - if our own leaders are not prepared to set a firm example, then drugs will continue to ruin our nation and my list of patients will just go on and on

[@vienogola1421]

Booooo

[@whaddupgeez8144]

If you practice addiction medicine then you shouldn't hold that belief.

[@emarian4665]

Except the victims are underage, addiction is a choice and a decision. No one forced anyone to take drugs, addicts do that to themselves and most times refuse help because they keep chasing the high. No one should be killed for trafficking drugs.

[@Tipsy51]

Did it make a difference? Are you still making money by treating the junkies who make the choice to feed themselves? You nasty?

[@thenomad531]

Well said.

[@MansSuperPower]

The Best Statement: “I’ve never thought of myself as a bar person; but, looking back, I see that I’ve done some dumb things.” We can ALL identify with that. 👍🏿👏🏿💪🏿🙏🏿

[@tzuyuhypetrain9791]

*bad person

[@GG-ud8id]

Yeah what they did was wrong and I am sure anyone with a family member battling heroin addiction wouldn't share the same view, but they were young, dumb and stupid at the time. Trying to fit in or whatever. Its pretty awful that it lead to these consequences.

[@IBFvcInvesting]

i think McMahons should get the Nobel Peace Prize for his courage, compassion and persistence. He never give up for those kids. This story is tragic and sad.

[@aldenisrodrigues360]

@@ericmoore1493 drugs users are sick. The sentence was cruel and very sad... unfair

[@TiffanysBunnyGang]

Eric Moore they are not members of a street gang. They were kids in college that saw a chance for a payday to start a business, buy a car & have the finer things in life. Yes, they deserve consequences but not death. This is a sad story. Kids do stupid things. They didn’t kill anyone. People that use drugs seek drugs not the other way around. And I agree & know 1st hand that people that use drugs are sick & need treatment.

[@jayburton9878]

No!! They were young and niaeve! Look at all the positive things theyve done whilst in prison. Just my opinion but they didnt deserve to die!

[@matihkatok7945]

My nephew died because of drugs that people like them bring to us, and he only 11 years old. Do you think he deserve to die?

[@TiffanysBunnyGang]

Matih Katok just because we don’t agree that these men deserved to die doesn’t mean we think your nephew deserved to die. Of course he doesn’t deserve to die just like my fiancé didn’t deserve to die but they were not forced to use drugs. They made a choice and unfortunately that choice cost them their life. These men could have been granted a 2nd chance at life that our loved ones did not get.

[@Ainiewainy]

Drug smuggling is bad. But I cannot believe that they think a death sentence is a proper punishment... Yes, they should get punished for what they've done, but they did not deserve this fate!

[@nindiaprastiwi9410]

They knew what the punishment for selling drugs in Indonesia anyway, yet they still did it.

[@raftash5279]

@@nindiaprastiwi9410 ikr, these guys were treated like royalty with pretty much anything they wanted. If caught in Japan or Singapore, their deaths wouldn't even be known

[@kosakata8632]

A kilo drugs can kill upto 3000 innocent people dude, 8,3kg = 22000 people No wonder asian become better country

[@lewisosborne5942]

the drugs they would of brought back to be sold would of killed way more than any serial killer or terrorist could of, i personally dont agree with executing them, definitely life in prison, but in a poor country like that they cant necessarily afford to keep prisoners like that locked up forever, they were idiots for smuggling drugs in a country that has the death penalty for such a crime, i feel no sympathy for them but for their families.

[@jammyn7368]

Had the Bali 9 been successful, I would argue that they would have handed down their own form of death sentences to the poor addicts who would have overdosed on the drugs they imported into Australia. It is unfortunate that both Andrew and Myuran only found religion and art respectively after they were arrested and death penalties given. Also, they were importing the drugs to their own country so Indonesia could have applied a sentence in line with the sentencing guideline in Australia but it is all now a moot point: rest in peace, Andrew and Myuran!

[@ArazQizilbash]

I admire Indonesia's anti-drug policy and tenacity, the country would be in a mess today if they weren't so serious about drugs. Greetings from Azerbaijan

[@carlkamuti]

Are you for real?

[@asniffer6532]

No it wouldn't, people try their luck drug traffiking there just because of their anti-drug policy. The more they are anti-drug, the more the price of the drug goes up. I wouldn't be surprised if it was intentional and the politics were the ones who controlled it. Why let other drug dealers get inside the country and sell it for 50 dollars a gram, when you can impose death penalty to the drug lords, and make the very same gram go to 1000 dollars a gram.

[@lil_jong-un6668]

@@carlkamuti Yeah. Say whatever you want about human rights, but here in Indonesia, we don't have homeless people faded on drugs on the street, unlike some other western countries.

[@kingayy9267]

Ridiculous.

[@peopleclash2161]

Indonesia, malaysia, singapore death penalty . Bye . 😂😂😂 . Tata~~~

[@bobbowie5334]

This _prison_ looks more like *summer camp.*

[@FirstNameLastName-wd8gn]

These place is called "Rutan" in Indonesia, Basically a less harsh prison to educate prisoners so they won't go back to doing crime once they're out, and sometimes for people like these to enjoy their last moments.

[@user-zp9br7jk9k]

it is not. i was just there visiting a western inmate... brutal.

[@thabisomariti8912]

Bob Bowie it is not nice at all you are not there so

[@irakurniawati6433]

Ok *BOB* why dont you spend a night there

[@frenchtoast9926]

Bob Bowie ya a summer camp were they drag out some of the campers at night tie them to a post and shoot them to death

[@RiskyRantung]

Drug dealer in Indonesia is so severe, in Bali a lot of them is just as likely to be working with a narcotics cop in a drug sting. Be forewarned: should you ever find yourself on the receiving end of one of these whispered sales pitches, ASSERTIVELY WALK AWAY!

[@njones8791]

Scott's dad will always regret calling the police on his son. That was not the way to handle this. I'm sure he didn't expect local authorities to tip off foreign authorities & have them arrested on foreign land.

[@joysboy6588]

To call the police on your own son/daughter in such circumstances is totally irrational and to be quite frank, evil. How does that improve the situation? Not excusing or diluting the seriousness of what his son did, but that's totally wrong.

[@Bully-mu1su]

He will live with that with the rest of his life smh

[@miriamarnaez5183]

He thought the police would stop them here, any other country would stop their citizens getting the death penalty

[@athapa01]

Andrew and Myuran are the only ones who got executed. Bali 9 and their story has always fascinated me. As much as they did wrong they were not evil. As Myuran said he was stupid and he probably thought he would not get caught. This is the second time watching this documentary and today I felt really sad unlike the first time.

[@MStarr-dp8fc]

Yea, I too am intrigued by their stories. Such a shame they were executed. I’m not condoning their actions, although they did demonstrate how much they matured and the positive contributions they made to others while incarcerated.

[@haiwatigere6202]

Muyaran did was not fully rehabilitated. He could not see what he did wrong. Hope he saw it during excecution

[@kingayy9267]

There's a good chance they wouldn't have been caught if Rush's father hadn't contacted Australian authorities and told them his son was planning to transport drugs.

[@jasminej2844]

Do you mind explaining why only those 2 were executed if they all did the same crime

[@madamluis2537]

@@haiwatigere6202 he was only upset he got caught.

[@staxondeck7352]

Imagine your own Gov tipping off Bali cops knowing they would give these australian citizens the Death penalty when they could have just arrested you upon arrival to australia & chucked you in prison back here. pathetic.

[@ScottyDonknow]

How about don't commit crime ?

[@iswearshewas1866]

@@ScottyDonknow we are talking about death penalty

[@yawarakai3003]

imagine smuggling drugs

[@blueballs6662]

Fuck aussie law! Stupid! They could have arrested them at home

[@ScottyDonknow]

@@iswearshewas1866 exactly. Don't wanna get killed then don't fucking commit a crime. oH wHo wOuLd'Ve tHoUgHt tHeY hAvE dEaTh PeNaLtY. Fuck off ffs.

[@Yoyo-th1tk]

its Indonesian way to teach the drug dealers and any other criminals..not only drug dealers. if u dont agree with the law,, then u have to be an Indonesian first.. till then, u will know why we implementing death pinalty as our law.

[@30secclips35]

Y'all don't have the right to take someone's life .

[@Yoyo-th1tk]

@@30secclips35 and they don't have the right to sell drugs in our country lmao

[@30secclips35]

@@Yoyo-th1tk doesn't mean you'll slay them

[@Yoyo-th1tk]

@@30secclips35 and you dont know how many people that he got killed

[@rafitohornero3850]

@@30secclips35 ah fook off wil ye

[@roastbeef441]

They should publicize this story to all Western countries we a warning to people. Something tells me this won't be the last time.

[@seta3664]

Yeah this won't be the last time if they keep smuggling drugs to asean country. How about stop doing that?!

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

I mean it's pretty much proven that death penalty for smugglers and drug crimes is doing fuck all on the war on drugs.

[@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786]

If those Westerners said they don’t know the laws, then I think they are really dumb, too lazy to read or they take quite a big gamble. If you booked a flight ticket to Malaysia, you will saw the warning on the website what substances that can be brought and not. Even at the airports, there will be warning signs at the arrivals and the departures (I can’t remember though since it’s been a while I take a flight.) If they bring the drugs anyway, it’s a do or die then and they had signed themselves a death warrant.

[@aiden_le]

Blowing my mind how many people in the comments are surprised or even dumbfounded about Chan having an Aussie accent. Like you guys realise this is the 21st century right? What do you think happens to people of Asian descent who were born here / have literally lived in Australia for decades, growing up learning English in Aussie schools and just living in Australian society. Not every Asian has an ‘Asian’ accent lol.

[@Michael-eh9hy]

i know but its still weird i guess hes from the hood most asian immigrants just have a plain neutral sounding accent

[@armait7213]

the best prison in Indonesia can meet with family. humans are treated like humans not like animals, I salute Indonesia, only in Indonesia prisons like this, even though the prison room is simple

[@yellyman5483]

This is extremely harsh.. Death penalty for non violent crimes is not acceptable in my book, and even worse is the Australian governments behavior by sending their own citizens to a firing squad.

[@Maurjen]

thats one of the worst handling from the australian federal police

[@yellyman5483]

It`s a disgrace!

[@TheHoi123456]

You don't know how many violence happened in my country just because of drugs don't you?

[@Indonesiansurftravel]

Oh please these scum, knew exactly what they were doing and what could happen if caught and had even done previous runs, it was their own choice and got what they deserved.

[@wutwut1728]

@@TheHoi123456 Im not indonesian bro😂

[@harrygo4337]

myu seems a great and gentle guy. sad story I've watched it 7years late 😐

[@bryanleeyf87]

he's only great and gentle now that he's caught

[@Michael-eh9hy]

knowing your certain death is imminent is not the cause of suffering, but the choice to fear it is. the fact that andrew has the strength to accept his fate and still enjoy his life despite the pain is admirable

[@sicariostar8961]

thats the most comfy prison you would ever imagined

[@choppystone2558]

Prison isnt their punishment, but execution. The least they can do is make the waiting for it more bearable.

[@LLB517]

Both of them are dead.

[@Cyyhjiyffree]

"How many godfathers do you know that still live with their mum and dad?" lol. RIP Andrew and Myu

[@mrbdrm2]

i don't like the sentence especially for a first time with low quantity of drugs but if you think about it. if they succeeded they will keep on doing it for the easy quick cash.

[@joycesanders4898]

..and?

[@Randomperson-xq7lz]

Joyce Sanders the point is they would have kept on importing drugs and ruining lives. They would have kept breaking the law. So glad they were caught.

[@joycesanders4898]

@@Randomperson-xq7lz ..sugar a drug, caffeine, nicotine,...why dont we jus hang every soda vendor. Here the point-the death penalty a remnant of a bygone, savage world culture. It having NO place in the modern world-for ANY reason. Can't justify from either a religious perspective or any known social context.,..well, can, but only if you an under evolved neanderthal or a misguided Allah nut(in which case you have a lot of company..👎😐).

[@Randomperson-xq7lz]

Joyce Sanders I’m so happy that the misguided allah nut country executed the two. Serves them right. Their country they’re laws, obey them. They are signs everywhere in Indonesia drug tracking means death in the airports. They was even an announcement on my flight to Malaysia. They should have just become drug dealers in Australia. Good riddance on the drug traffickers .

[@ep9421]

It wasn't their first or second time of importing drugs. They were all guilty.

[@angelawallace6317]

RIP Andrew and Myuran brothers until the end xxx

[@hendreeteoh8376]

What a joke😅

[@ellebolton7969]

How so?

[@Im_1EB]

May their soul rest in peace.

[@daniel_sinaga1978]

No peace for drug smugglers

[@TheLeveledUpMan]

Indonesia makes it very, very clear that drug trafficking comes with the death penalty. So these two really have no excuse. As for Chan, he had prior offences so it wasn't his first time around.

[@Humz2190MBK]

I went to primary school with Andrew and hung out a lil through our high school dayz. He didn't deserve to die like that..RIP ANDREW CHAN AND MYURAN SUKUMARIN

[@tomtank6569]

Amen 🙏

[@nardopangaribuan596]

Damn..andew chan accent is spot on true oz lol

[@starsfalldown1234567]

How far Australia has fallen....

[@i--luv--the--universe]

FlowerPower123 what does that even mean?

[@Straumnes]

he was born and raised in Sydney. what else would you expect??

[@nardopangaribuan596]

@@Straumnes lol yeah..i have lots of abc friends..but his accent is like from south oz

[@rohlankaal9171]

@@starsfalldown1234567 fallen? You lot used to be a ruddy penal colony!!! 😂😂😂

[@ulalili2885]

"what sort of life would it be for you ?" , "It'll be a life"

[@madmatmp]

So basically, it was the Australian police who set up the sting and handed to the police in Bali. Strange, that they wouldn’t have dealt with it as they entered Australia. I guess they had an arrangement, perhaps the Bali police were low on cases and needed a bust. So obviously some political move. Don’t get me wrong, drug smugglers deserve around 10 years, but certainly not death. I feel the Australian police regret that decision, but they must have known. Remember one thing while executing low level smugglers, the real players remain untouched. Ultimately these are just naive people, who allowed themselves to listen to a criminal and to actually believe, that this would work.

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

Man I wouldn't let under any circumstance, let another country to kill or harm my people.

[@marissasue319]

@@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147 What about for paedophilia??

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

@@marissasue319 kill them myself

[@marissasue319]

@@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147 Right, so wouldn't u let another country harm your people for things like paedophilia??

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

@@marissasue319 I said kill them myself, what part of it don't you understand. Also paedophiles depending on gender are treated differently.

[@Eitner100]

When I saw The Midnight Express movie, one thing hit me and it does again. Why on earth do people who traffic drugs out of their free will in order to become rich, do not inform themselves about the very severe laws that several countries have. Is the greed so big, they become blind and deaf? Or is it pure stupidity? Just wondering.

[@kingayy9267]

Like Andrew said, getting caught didn't even cross his mind. "Quick payday, nothing more, nothing less."

[@nodescription7286]

@@kingayy9267 this is what stupid is

[@lepanhman]

Rewards

[@williamfielding6476]

Stupidity and greed

[@pastryshack551]

I think they felt that they were on their way to austrailia, so they would have left the country safe, but austrailia reported them that how they got caught in Indonesia rather than Australia. Their country wanted them to be caught there. They were not aussie in their minds so they did not care. Usually you are searched when you arrive at you destination not in the country you are vacationing.

[@michelinakelly3783]

Australian federal police gift wrapped their own countrymen for the Singaporeans.

Because theyre not white.

[@williamdiep8466]

Indonesians not Singaporeans. LOL

[@williamdiep8466]

That's right thanks...👍

[@Gooniessss]

@Bestill Findrest Never knew you could steal a country. I guess that would imply that someone has ownership in the first place.

[@MM-vs2et]

What in hell is this thread

[@stevej3297]

Meanwhile sexual predators are flocking to the place knowing they’ll only get a slap on the hand.

[@parketus]

Who watching again in 2024 ?

[@jasminej2844]

This resonates so deep My brother is in broadmoar hospital it’s absolutely heartbreaking

[@al69420]

Much love to you and your brother my British friend. All love from America. It’s gonna be okay. ❤️

[@zongyang4707]

that prison looks like paradise..lol

[@rizkikurniawan2126]

R.I.P to them..it could happen to anybody. It could be our loved one,relatives,close friends facing the same traumatic event.

[@mylra4689]

Rizki Kurniawan No it couldn't happen to anyone

[@rizkikurniawan2126]

Myl Ra Oh really? Then I guess you are the MOST fortunate person I'd ever known. But not anyone is as fortunate as you are,I guess. God bless you

[@Partyinglikeits1999]

You make it sound like it could happen to anyone…..like it’s not their own choice, they just stumbled across the people who sold the idea of getting rich quick. They along with everyone before them and after them KNOW exactly what they are getting themselves into. That is = importing DRUGS into Australia and it being sold here to the addicts. I knew right from wrong. I also knew the consequences of importing, selling, buying drugs IN A FOREIGN country. So no, it can’t just happen to ANYONE.

[@jothamsingh4109]

It just feels so weird, they all look like nice humble ppl. Everyone makes mistakes. But i know for sure these guys can actually have a bright future ahead. When i see them inside prison making their own garden and cooking food for their mates, i was like , i just felt weird

[@jan22150]

What kind of a future these guys have? At the end of the day they are facing a firing squad.

[@mbrp5107]

If they are capable to do good things now, why didn't they do that in the past?

[@samundrakc6143]

Gifari you have no heart mate

[@MStarr-dp8fc]

@@mbrp5107 because they were younger and immature. Not seriously understanding nor thinking of the consequences of their actions. Spending time in jail made them reflect on the severity of their actions.

[@kingping3933]

@@MStarr-dp8fc wtf!!! Look at them old ass man

[@BathingGorillas]

Ive been locked up in California, and that Bali prison looks like paradise.with that said, never move or sell drugs from a asian country, it ain't worth it.

[@pasta8709]

That dude pay a lot of money to get that privilege. Look at the other prisoners and their cell.

[@ilkinond]

純愛 ('pure love') tattooed on Andrew's arm...

[@Dan-q6v1v]

Everyone makes mistakes. If they were repeat offenders, i can understand....but it was first offense...very foolish decisions. It was not right to take their lives. I am not soft on crime. I just think we need to be humane about it.

[@ydschools9745]

Meanwhile the real big packages got through

[@everythingviral972]

Why didn't they want to know where rthe drugs were sourced? Work their way up? It's always like this. Have to have a fall guy.

[@bighonker6842]

Truth

[@rifqiaji5031]

Nope, we also executed the biggest kingpin two years ago.

[@bikramadhikari4117]

Sure

[@jimmytwostones]

Rifqi Aji no you didn’t

[@richeeta]

Tony Abbott really screwed these two when he called for clemency to “reciprocate” for Australia’s tsunami aid to Indonesia.

[@BlakkLining]

Damn, these inmates have so much freedom in jail.

[@Banggeek]

@Lexine Bate you dont know about third world. 1st world is named for Western countries who hate Commies 2nd world is Uni soviet and their fellas 3rd is none of them.

[@petersattler3454]

This video has been whitewashed by the Indonesian system. I have visited in Keroboken several times and believe me it is nothing like what is shown here.

[@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786]

@@Banggeek That’s exactly what I think... That’s how the term 3rd world existed at the first place.

[@williamkelley8001]

If you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.

[@prateekkumar4295]

And you here with your stupid a$$ commenting .

[@leahmedeiros2029]

Mr Chang had some pretty eyes this is so sad and an eye opener hope people will reconsider the facts before they sell their souls for the Devil!

[@joerazritkas3280]

Stay away from Drugs that's the best solution

[@gemmarooney3148]

Not a dry eyes here , looking at those love ones going through the pain is so heartbreaking.. the families how they live knowing their kid are going to die . God heals their hurts and suffering amen ..

[@q2csam1]

gemma rooney but you never considered the family of those who fall victims for the fool drug game the bring in ! Have you seen how many people in the street suffering because of those scumbags ! You never considered the death toll ! People lose their brains ! People lose their families their loved ones under the influence of drugs these scumbags sell here and there ! to lose 9 shitty people better than loosing thousands and thousands of innocent people

[@Me-ru6cl]

Sam Sam yes but death penalty?I mean that is too much

[@dayanhamine7533]

Sam Sam totally I agree with you

[@powerblox9677]

@@q2csam1 dude, stop getting ahead of yourself and stop calling them scumbags. Drug trafficking is horrible and should be stopped but their drugs did not kill anyone, it was stopped before it got anywhere and those men have reformed themselves in prison, they've made a mistake and did something wrong and yes they should be punished. But since they reformed and are not bad people they deserve a second chance. There are extremely bad drug traffickers out their that are just plain malicious ( you can look on the internet for a few ) but I can let you know for a fact that those men are not one of them.

[@patricearchambeault8458]

That was strange to watch an Asian man speak with such a heavy Australian accent.

[@User2100]

How lol he was born there obviously his most likely to have the accent.

[@Daichi123]

@@User2100 not everyone born in Australia has a strong accent. But he's just trying to say its uncommon that an Asian would have a strong Aussie accent which is why it was strange

[@lianbergancia]

@@Daichi123 it wouldn't matter as long as he was born and grow up there, he will acquire it. Lol

[@cranberry411]

They have black men too lol that speak like that..

[@vatoloco6536]

Maybe he was born there in Australia its the same in usa asian indians or mexicans that are born in the u.s speak English with american accent

[@rohan-ghosh]

WHAT A BRILLIANT DOCUMENTARY ON LIFE!

[@markwebster5749]

Life is less stressful when you don’t export drugs from S.E Asia

[@masterminds561]

The interviewer asks multiple times, do you think about the parents of the kids who are going to be getting this stuff on the street? They acknowledge it but the sad reality is they took the risk for a quick payday. Like every other person. And if it wasn't them, it would have just been someone else. The fact of it is it's always going to be on the streets regardless, and these precedents will only.repeat themselves because of the war on drugs.

[@rockyBalboa6699]

They just wanted to make quick cash to impress women and party all their life! Women and party don't come cheap!

[@Vdanman]

these guys wern't harden criminals just your everyday young people who make mistakes in life they could of been reformed

[@dean9330]

ah well aren't you good. you are what is wrong with the world. pointing the finger telling people there no good. you have 0 compassion. you' re actually evil. @@nickcaesar7650

[@FirstNameLastName-wd8gn]

@@dean9330 You have way to much compassion kiddo, Sometimes you gotta be rough and send a message.

[@saktipardano7099]

@Major Cbass now let me ask you something, what if the terrorists never get a death sentence?. Would you think it's fair enough?. I mean, they did the same thing, they killed people... A lot of people... The difference is that the terrorist do it directly with a bomb, but these smugglers do it slowly with the drugs... Okay, you can say... If they didn't smuggle those drugs, someone else will... Well if the terrorist never killed people in bali, someone else will do it in other places.. What the government trying to do is to protect their people from these drugs, just like they protect people from terrorist

[@kosakata8632]

A kilo drugs can kill 1000 - 3000 innocent people dude

[@alainstmaximin7109]

Doesn't fuckin matter. Respect the Indonesian law.

[@pete9364]

I'm not a lawyer but technically they were taking drugs out of bali making it better for indonesia if they really cared that much.

[@stevefernando94]

Which was encouraging more sales and production

[@pete9364]

@@stevefernando94 yeh with a crew doing that full time, not few kids

[@joeblogs9017]

God bless these two beautiful man ✝️🙌🙌🙌

[@Herul02]

how can they escape surveillance at australia airport?

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

Oh Australia already knew, Scott Rush's dad tipped the Australian authorites who told him they would arrest in the airport itself, for some dumbass reason they let them go to Bali.

[@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786]

@@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147 Wait? WHAT?!!!

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

@@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786 ???

[@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786]

@@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147 Sorry I was shocked. So, one of the fathers was actually tipping off the Australian authorities and that’s why they get to Bali?

[@bryanleeyf87]

@@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786 Scott Rush's dad knew his son was going to smuggle drugs, so he told the AFP to warn him that he was being watched. But apparently that did not happen, the AFP instead told the Indonesian police to keep an eye on the 9 of them, so Scott Rush's dad snitched all of them. No wonder Scott doesn't want to do interviews. His dad caused everything lol.

[@2dv861]

supermax security......unlocks a padlock to enter. hahah

[@MrMerzi007]

Overcapacity poor quality service and infrastructure make nightmare for prisoner , look at madagascar jail , or these indonesia jail kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ_Id6N3fp6GiZo , all u see is just best part front camera

[@ndorobei4391]

@@MrMerzi007 Indonesian prison in east jawa. Even far better than 5 star Australian hotel. Lol. Watch this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/movGiGWBp7iNnM0

[@christophersean1947]

@@ndorobei4391 have u been to australia?

[@richardbroner9852]

They could have pole vaulted out of that prison and made an escape to a nearby boat.

[@bryanleeyf87]

@@richardbroner9852 yeah stop watching tv and go outside more often. Reality is a lot harsher than stupid prison escape shit u see on tv.

[@alicesmith2866]

These men were not stupid. They all knew what they were doing was illegal in this country. I hate the death penalty. I hope that people will change and not do this again. RIP .

[@SyarifAlkhasan]

Bagaimana mereka bisa lolos dari pengawasan bandara Australia dengan membawa begitu banyak narkoba.?

[@hansalbertandaunty]

Mereka tertangkap ketika berencana membawa barang terlarang dari bandara ngurah rai bali (indonesia)dengan tujuan australia.

[@AdipatiNormandy]

tujuannya yang ke australia bukan dari australia ke indonesia mau bawa narkotika ke australia

[@ashmirrahnashihinzahlan8786]

Dengar dari komen lain katanya salah satu ayah pesalah gi rasuah polis Australia. Ndak ku taulah apa sebabnya, mereka dibagi lolos dari Australia ke Indonesia.

[@guskalo1981]

No more jails. No more deaths from drugs. It is a health issue not a criminal issue.

[@galacticfederationstaff5704]

Goose I'm sorry, but "no more jails" are you insane?

[@darrintyree9189]

Goose You're a complete dumb ass.._. They dont deserve death but its not a health issue whe you are distributing drugs from other countries . Drug addiction is a consequence of mental health . But letting child killers and such out means we suffer or the death penalty

[@hahehetok]

Darrin Tyree

[@Yaya-mg8sb]

Goose It is not a health issue.....when you choose the behavior, you choose the consequence. Their involvement flooding the streets with drugs for money was a choice of greed. Get it right.

[@janetothen2583]

Wow ok so smuggling illegal and dangerous substances across international borders isnt a criminal issue?? Halfwit!

[@TommyAventador]

The AFP got them arrested, now the Prime Minister is pleading for a lesser sentences. The (Cop) father of the guy that also got caught is lucky his kids isn’t going to be shot.

[@christafiorentina]

I'm not a religious person. I didn't like them.. and I was even couldn't understand why so many people support these criminals. But now.. I understand that everyone deserves a second chances, especially those who are sorry n repent to God. I feel so sorry for them n their families. RIP Andrew n Myu. 🌻

[@icyboy771z]

Everyone makes mistakes. I don't feel they are inherently evil or anything just blinded by greed to make fast money.

[@scoobydoo3115]

They all were very soft spoken,wisdom, and were at peace, very good sense of humor too.They made their peace it seems

[@catherinedoyle1194]

so very sad that they died they were two nice lads who turned their lives around but were not given any chance to give back to society rip and feel sad for their families

[@Deliahszepinzky]

yes exactly i couldnt watch till the end without crying when i think about stupidstuff that people do and true crimes rapist pedophiles and murderers...

[@cathydoyle8804]

@@Deliahszepinzky thank you for replying to me with a caring and helpful and strong comment, take care and hope you have a great day.

[@Deliahszepinzky]

@@cathydoyle8804 yes but also I have to add that I think about all drugs victims and it’s not okay to smuggle drugs especially if you from a developed country. There is other ways Asian countries have zero tolerance policy because of the ravage that drugs caused. They wanted to made an example but still people don’t understand, I think about their families and I hope that young people will see this videos and be aware that there is nothing to gain with drugs…. I feel for their families

[@kingayy9267]

At 11:30, when Andrew is talking about his brother, does he say "I envied" or "I hated him"? Sounds like the former, but could be either, given the context.