Kung-fu Hillbilly wrote: ↑Sat Dec 15, 2018 4:54 pm Both my mother and father worked for the Department of Corrections in Australia, they were screws. My dad told me he was doing an inside perimeter check one morning before inmates were released onto the sports ground when he noticed oranges appearing every twenty metres or so just inside the fence. He collected them and sure enough they were stuffed with drugs. The thing is, to get to that side of the prison meant walking through thick bush for a few kilometres, probably at night, then have to throw the oranges over both the outside perimeter fence and inside fence which was a huge distance for a throw.. He reckons it would have been beyond pretty much anyone to throw that far.

Kung-fu Hillbilly wrote: ↑Sat Dec 15, 2018 4:54 pm Both my mother and father worked for the Department of Corrections in Australia, they were screws. My dad told me he was doing an inside perimeter check one morning before inmates were released onto the sports ground when he noticed oranges appearing every twenty metres or so just inside the fence. He collected them and sure enough they were stuffed with drugs. The thing is, to get to that side of the prison meant walking through thick bush for a few kilometres, probably at night, then have to throw the oranges over both the outside perimeter fence and inside fence which was a huge distance for a throw.. He reckons it would have been beyond pretty much anyone to throw that far.