Overview
- Proceedings resumed July 15 in Denpasar Central Court for Lisa Stocker, Jon Collyer and Phineas Float, who are accused of smuggling £300,000 of cocaine concealed in dessert packets.
- If found guilty, the trio face a mandatory death sentence by firing squad under Indonesia’s 1997 Anti-Narcotics Law.
- Earlier hearings tackled defense claims of framing and examined witness testimony, and judges are set to rule on the admissibility of key evidence.
- Meanwhile, Lindsay Sandiford remains in Kerobokan Prison after 12 years on death row for a 2013 cocaine smuggling conviction, having exhausted all appeals.
- Kerobokan, built for 300 inmates but holding over 1,400, illustrates severe overcrowding in Indonesia’s capital-punishment system.