As I said yesterday Qantas has just recently beefed up its baggage security and hypothetically speaking if Schapelle Corby’s defense lawyers were able to summon Qantas's head of group security, Geoff Askew, to testify about this very security issue and if he were asked to reply to certain relevant questions, is it a possibility he may just say that what Schapelle Corby has been claiming is quite reasonable.Wouldn't he be considered an expert witness in this case as he has been quoted as saying, "we have reports from 35 passengers per month on average that their baggage somewhere within our global network has been interfered with," he added."That is a a low number but nevertheless that's 35 too many."
Qantas beefs up baggage security http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200504/s1344650.htm
