<p>Fazila Bee Abdul Kareem, a mother of three children, was charged last month with trafficking in 2,925 g of ketamine at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13, 2009.<br /><br />In her ruling High Court judge Noor Azian said it did not make sense that the accused had come to Malaysia to work as claimed by her.<br /><br />She said that if what Fazila claimed was true, she would have details of her employer and would also possess a work permit.<br /><br />Fazila, she noted, came here on a tourist visa.<br /><br />"Her evidence is not consistent and is a fabrication," Noor Azian said, adding that Fazila's testimony that another Indian woman had asked her to check-in her bag at the airport in India did not make sense.</p>
<p>Fazila Bee Abdul Kareem, a mother of three children, was charged last month with trafficking in 2,925 g of ketamine at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13, 2009.<br /><br />In her ruling High Court judge Noor Azian said it did not make sense that the accused had come to Malaysia to work as claimed by her.<br /><br />She said that if what Fazila claimed was true, she would have details of her employer and would also possess a work permit.<br /><br />Fazila, she noted, came here on a tourist visa.<br /><br />"Her evidence is not consistent and is a fabrication," Noor Azian said, adding that Fazila's testimony that another Indian woman had asked her to check-in her bag at the airport in India did not make sense.</p>