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Those photos look like Ibiza or Majorca to me... not Peru... the beer glasses look to be San Miguel ones, and the blue bottled water are what most bars use

Have you ever been to Ibiza? That is not the case.

Definitely all about prevention. My point is, people are wiser, its easy enough and cheap enough, that to take anything without testing (which isn't fool proof but helps...) is foolish.

With all due respect I think you're wrong, sure a lot don't but it is certainly becoming easier & more popular to do so. Especially in the UK, with a lot of E seemingly cut with PMA, which has caused a lot of deaths. For the same of £3, you don't need to risk your life as much any more. The test...

That is a poor judgement though, especially with how easy it is to get test kits on the market. Give me a pill or powder, and for a relatively cheap cost, you can find out exactly what is in it, in your own home.

Piece of piss. I do find it funny the quotes from their former employer 'Bar Amsterdam' in San An. Very anti-drugs it appears ??? :cool:

One of their ex-boyfriends has pretty much confirmed she was a low-level drug dealer on the Island anyway! Nothing on this story is convincing me that they were 'forced' to do this

I've you'd been given a few G of Peruvian finest to work your way through for a week, before boarding a plane, I'm sure whatever was happening I'd have a big grin on my face

Me theory is - drugs debt, told to do this, it'd clear it, earn them a reasonable amount of cash, they get to live the high life in Ibiza for the rest of the season without having to work 7 nights a week, for 50Euros a night. OR, wined and dined for a few days by some high rollers, given...

7 years, out in 2 but cant leave the country till the 7 is up

Anyone else think the girls may not have been 'forced' into cocaine trafficking My mate is working out there and lives in the same apartment block as one. He is very surprised by the stories. Make of that what you will