Bella May Culley disappears during Thai holidays, facing life in Hell Hall former Soviet prison: Mysteriously “missed” British nursing student, 18, whose family begs for help to find her, is accused of smuggling 30 pounds of marijuana in Georgia court

A British teenager who is accused of smuggling 30 pounds of marijuana through a former Soviet airport is now facing life in a “rotten and crowded prison.”

Bella May Culley, 18, sparked a massive international search operation just days after she was reportedly missing while on vacation in Thailand.

Last night, the teenager from Billingham, Durham County was arrested 4,000 miles in a drug crime in Georgia.

Footage shared by local broadcasters seems to show the 18-year-old walking into the Central Crime Police Station in Tbilisi while handcuffed.

Allegedly, Kuli was marked in a scanner check at Tbilisi International Airport and was allegedly arrested to the former Soviet state, carrying 30 pounds (14 kilograms) of marijuana into the former Soviet state.

Local media claimed that 34 sealed packages containing marijuana were found in passenger bags during the inspection, as well as 20 packs of marijuana packaging. ”

The 18-year-old was reportedly accused of illegally buying and storing particularly large quantities of narcotics, illegally buying and storing narcotic marijuana, and illegally importing it to Georgia.

Local media reported that the country’s interior ministry said the promised crime was “similar to 20 years or life imprisonment” and that when she asked for bail, the judge overseeing the case decided to imprison her when she posed a flight risk.

Now, she has lived in a prison in a Georgian prison for 20 years when she was accused of smuggling 14 kilograms of marijuana into the country.

Pictured: Exterior of the 5th Prison, this is the only female prison in Georgia

According to the 2006 report

Bella May Culley can face up to 20 years of life in a prison previously described as “inhumane”, while Human Rights Watch is “an insult to civilized society”

Now, the British teenager can face fifty years or more in the country’s only female prison, 45 minutes from the former Soviet capital.

Stark photos inside the facility show that if convicted and sentenced to jail in Georgia – said in a lockdown report is declining.

When reports of Culley disappearing first appeared, she was believed to have been on vacation in Southeast Asia because she was last believed to be in the Pataya region near Bangkok. Her cell phone is believed to have been turned off.

Cleveland police later said that authorities in Georgia confirmed that “an 18-year-old woman from Billingham” was arrested on suspicion of drug crimes and she remained in custody.

The teenager’s family had previously said that after Easter this year she flew to the Philippines first and then to Thailand around May 3.

Culley frequently posted on social media and shared a photo on Facebook on Monday, May 5.

Her upset family initially called for help to track her whereabouts, and Thai police were involved in the search.

Culley recently completed a course at Middlesbrough College with the goal of becoming a nurse, and he had regular contact with his mother, Lyanne Kennedy.

Culley regularly posts on social media as many think she was last near Bangkok

A massive international search operation this week was reportedly missing this week when she was reportedly believed to be on vacation in Thailand.

However, Kali, who appeared later, was detained in Tbilisi and was charged with loading 14 kilograms of marijuana into the former Republic of Georgia

Cutley’s video was climbed up stairs to the Central Crime Police Station in Tbilisi

The Georgian Ministry of Interior said she could face 20 years in prison or even life imprisonment.

Local news media in former Suuvette, Georgia covers Kali’s crimes

It is said that Culley was on vacation with a friend when she disappeared. She was last believed to be near Pataya, Bangkok

She was scheduled to talk to her on Saturday. Her father, Neil Culley, and her aunt, Kerrie, had travelled to Southeast Asian countries to get answers.

But now, she faces the 5th prison in Chapter 5.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) Report Prior to the lockdown, previously criticized the “severely crowded” facilities, as they joined Amnesty International and international criminal reforms urged the Georgian government to end bad treatment of prisons in 2006.

The European Commission on Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degenerative Treatment (CPT) describes the conditions No. 5 as “degraded”, “inhuman” and therefore “an insult to a civilized society”.

The HRW report also details the facility’s “disrepair” at the time, “craggling” walls and floors, and some inmates had to sit on “two layers of metal bunk beds” when they were not sleeping.

The bathroom was described as “rotten and fragile”, while all cells were said to smell “human sweat, human feces and cigarette smoke” and garbage was also scattered near the cell door.

Before police confirmed Kali’s arrest, her mother Lyanne told Teesside Live: “She flew to the Philippines after Easter with her friends, where she stayed for three weeks.

“She was posting a lot of photos and then went to Thailand about May 3.

‘The last message she sent was to me, it was at 5.30 pm on Saturday, saying she would go to face me in the future.

“That’s the last message anyone has received from what we can find now.

“I’m just waiting for her father, who is now in Bangkok for more information. I just want her to go home, safely or hear her gorgeous little voice.

Culley shared a selfie in her social media profiles. She is said to be on vacation in Southeast Asia

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“I just want her to go home, safe or hear her gorgeous little voice,” said Cooley’s mother, Lyanne, who had previously said she had been arrested before she said

The 18-year-old is reportedly accused of illegally buying and storing particularly large quantities of narcotics, illegally buying and storing narcotic marijuana, and illegally importing it to Georgia.

She was accused of bringing “specially large amounts of narcotic drugs to Georgia”

Her upset mother also told the Sun that she had bad feelings about traveling to Thailand at 18.

“I really don’t want her to go to Thailand. I begged her to go home. I don’t trust some of the boys there. ” she said.

“But she wanted to meet some of the friends she made on her last trip. I don’t know who they are.

When Bangkok Police Office officials told Kali’s father, Neil, that Neil, had contacted the country’s immigration bureau to find out where she last lived.

The family had previously contacted an airline, which revealed that Kali had requested a ticket but the payment was never passed.

Liana said: “When she stopped answering the message, I thought it was because she flew back to my surprise. But nothing was there.

The upset mother added: “We think she is the last one near Pattaya and should fly around from Bangkok via Frankfurt based on the itinerary.”

“But I’ve never heard anything about taking her.”