Rachel Dougall, whose only offense was a possession amount of drugs in a cigarette pack, was arrested along with her partner who Lindsay set up to receive the drugs. She was sentenced in December to a year in jail for failing to report a crime. Her partner, Julian Ponder, is awaiting sentencing. Prosecutors have asked for 7 years. (He had a around 23 grams of cocaine stashed in the house.)

Sandiford said she was threatened by a syndicate that if she didn't deliver the drugs, her teenage son would be harmed. But she left 6 year old Kitty to become an orphan if her tale had been believed. She called Ponder while with police, said she had a birthday present for Kitty and met him, handing him the package with drugs. He never opened it but got got arrested.

A fourth person arrested, Paul Beales, also says he was set up by Lindsay and was sentenced to four years. He was found with a 3 grams of hashish, which he claimed police planted.

"This is a nightmare. I've got two little girls of four and nine and I have no idea what they are thinking about why their dad hasn't come home."

He told the newspaper he had met Sandiford only once, adding: "I don't know why she's telling these lies. Probably so she can save her own skin."

I don't have as much sympathy for Sandiford because she tried to set up others, separating them from their children, but she should not get the death penalty. Neither should the two Bali 9 defendants. Visit Mercy.org.

15 years in a hellhole of an Indonesian prison is also excessive.

Here are the four defendants after their arrest:

And they still won't release Schapelle Corby, even though she is now eligible for parole.

There's one way non-Indonesians can avoid these draconian laws: Stay away from Bali. There are beautiful beaches all over the world. Don't let a dime of your money go to countries like Indonesia that execute drug offenders. Visit the Seychelles, Mauritius, or the Maldives, to name just a few.