A pregnant British drug mule suspect could face up to 15 years in a Georgian jail as prosecutors claims she acted with 'prior intent'.
Bella Culley, 19, was caught in the former Soviet Union nation in May with £200,000 worth of cannabis in her luggage.
The mother-to-be claims she was forced to peddle the drugs from Thailand to Georgia, claiming she was burned with a hot iron and shown a beheading video by a Thai gang.
She then claims she flew to Tbilisi with 14kg of illegal cargo hidden in her bags.
But Georgian prosecutor Vakhtang Tsaluqelashvili has questioned the teenager's plea and revealed prosecutors have found evidence which they say proves Culley's crime was premeditated and calculated.
