Stone Mountain Woman Leann Corley Fakes Pregnancy to Smuggle Pills

Mar 7, 2011 - 06:24
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Stone Mountain Woman Leann Corley Fakes Pregnancy to Smuggle Pills
Hidden: These are the 34,000 ecstasy pills that Leeann Corley tried to smuggle over the border in a pregnant body suit

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A 25-year-old Georgia woman faces federal drug-smuggling charges after border agents say she concealed 34,000 Ecstasy pills inside her body suit, making it appear she was very pregnant.

Thomas Rusert, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman, tells the Buffalo News that agents at the Peace Bridge from Canada into Buffalo became suspicious when they questioned Leann Corley of Stone Mountain, Ga., late Thursday night.

Leann Corley

After searching her, officers discovered that what they thought was a "baby bump" was really 21 pounds of illegal pills packed in plastic bags under Corley's clothing.

Authorities called it one of the more unusual smuggling attempts at the bridge in recent years.

Border officials didn't know if Corley has a lawyer

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