Should also be sent to hell, where is the government now......good night and good bye you thug!
Australian/New Zealand dual national Peter Gardner's chances of avoiding the death penalty in China have rapidly deteriorated with local customs officials revealing that they believe he was the owner of two pieces of luggage stuffed with 30 kilograms of methamphetamine, also known as ice.
Sunday marks D-Day for the 25-year-old builder as it is his 37th day in detention, the longest Chinese authorities can keep a person without releasing them or charging them.
However, shocking details provided to The Sun-Herald indicate that customs officials believe Mr Gardner was involved in a drug-smuggling plot and his travelling partner, 22-year-old Kalynda Davis, had no knowledge or involvement.
Guangzhou Customs said that Mr Gardner, from Richmond in Sydney's north-west, was the owner of two drug-filled bags checked in to Flight CZ325 from Guangzhou to Sydney. The zippers were sealed with super glue and, when they were prised open in an interrogation room at Baiyun Airport, officials said they found 60 vacuum-sealed bags of suspicious particles, later proven to be 30 kilograms of the drug ice –the largest single haul of ice headed overseas ever seized by Guangzhou customs
