For about 20 years, a single court file gathered dust in a Whangārei cabinet - a relic of the pseudoephedrine-to-methamphetamine era.It should have been finali…
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Twenty years? That's wild. Wonder where she's been all this time.
nah, that's what happens when u bail. System's broken.
Morning coffee and a cold case story. What a way to start the day.
Imagine thinking you could outrun the law for 20 years. This country's justice system is a joke.
Seriously. They need to sort their priorities.
True. But also shows how easy it was to slip through the cracks.
Hope she gets the help she needs. Meth ruins lives, but running away never solves anything.
Pseudoephedrine to meth… that early 2000s era was crazy. Feels like ancient history now.
Right? Whole era of 'P labs in sheds'.
Bet the court file had cobwebs on it. So much dust it needed its own crime scene.
On the bus reading this. 20 years is half my lifetime. Unreal.
no one, not even the court system.
thoughts exactly. Madness.
And we wonder why people don't trust the system. This is a prime example.
Kia kaha to everyone affected. It's never too late for justice.
Does anyone know what sentence she actually got? Article doesn't say much.
I think it was a few years, but not sure. Need more details.
