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A photograph of Schapelle Corby, with the words 'It could happen to you' printed next to it, is seen on a donation bucket during a rally for the jailed Australian in central Sydney June 3, 2005. Corby supporters from New South Wales have set up a website and have pledged to organise peaceful protests and fundraisers to help Corby who was jailed in Bali for 20 years for drug smuggling. REUTERS/Will Burgess
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Supporters of Schapelle Corby sign petitions during a rally in central Sydney June 3, 2005. Corby supporters from New South Wales have set up a website and have pledged to organise peaceful protests and fundraisers to help Corby who was jailed in Bali for 20 years for drug smuggling. REUTERS/Will Burgess
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Australia's Schapelle Corby (C) is guarded by Indonesian police officers. Staff at Indonesia's embassy in Australia have been released from isloation after an envelope containing potentially dangerous bacteria was sent to the mission, officials said(AFP/File)
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Australian beauty therapist Schapelle Corby (R) receives a kiss from her mother after she was found guilty of trying to smuggle 4.1kg (9 lb) of marijuana into Bali, in a Denpasar court. The court sentenced Corby to 20 years in jail.(AFP/POOL/Darren Whitside)
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Michael Corby (C), father of Australian beauty therapist Schapelle Corby, arrives at prison to visit his daughter on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, May 26, 2005. Schapelle Corby, accused of smuggling more than 4 kg (9 lb) of marijuana into Bali from Australia in 2004, will hear the court deliver its verdict tomorrow. REUTERS/Bagus Othman
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Lone protester Mat Henderson-Hau holds a sign outside the Indonesian consulate in Sydney May 27, 2005 after Australian beautician Schapelle Corby was found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in jail by an Indonesian court for smuggling marijuana into the resort island of Bali. REUTERS/David Gray
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Australian beauty therapist Schapelle Corby resists a police officer's attempt to escort her from a court after she was found guilty of trying to smuggle 4.1kg (9 lb) of marijuana into Bali last year, in a Denpasar court on the Indonesian resort island of Bali May 27, 2005. An Indonesian court on Friday sentenced Corby to 20 years in jail after finding her guilty. Corby had repeatedly argued the drugs found by Bali airport officials in her bag were not hers and said they were planted there. Photo by Stringer/Indonesia/Reuters
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An Indonesian court convened Friday to hand down its verdict on Australian beauty therapist Schapelle Corby, pictured here talking to her case coordinator and mother May 12, 2005, over charges she tried to smuggle 4.1 kg (9 lb) of marijuana into Bali in a case that has transfixed Australia. (Reuters/Bagus Othman)
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A court in Indonesia has jailed Australian beautician Schapelle Corby (R) for 20 years for smuggling marijuana into the resort island of Bali last October in a case that has generated a frenzy of interest in her homeland(AFP/File/Made Karna)
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Australia's most recognised face right now is not a movie star or politician but Schapelle Corby, a young beauty therapist facing life imprisonment in Indonesia for allegedly trafficking drugs to the resort island of Bali(AFP/File/Made Karna)
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