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SNOWING IN BALI

I say a lot of things . . . I don’t know why they don’t put me in prison, because I didn’t respect him. I began to shout loud at him, ‘Friend, I wanna go, I don’t have any drugs, you’re crazy people in Australia. I want to go to Bali. I don’t want to stay here anymore, where is my bag? Why do you do this with me? Three days ago they did the same thing, took me to hospital, they did something to my bag.’ They try to make me calm; he says, ‘No, we did nothing to it, here’s your bag, go.’ I think maybe they took out the chip from the bag when they took it for searching and give back.

– Sparrow

When he returned to Bali, he told everyone he planned to demand the British consulate sue Australian customs for hurting his image. It was typical Sparrow. Making it more farcical was the fact that just a couple of months later he was actually doing a drug run. Incredibly, it was only a few months after the triple whammy of Rodrigo’s bust, Juri’s life sentence and Marco’s death penalty. And Sparrow knew Marco well. He’d even helped him to exercise his legs after his glider crash by walking all day with him on crutches around the beaches in Nusa Dua.

Everybody said this to me, ‘How can you do this with Marco sentenced to death now?’ But in my head, I think I’m just going on the same plane as Narco, but I’m not carrying it. I was afraid for my friend. He was a little bit afraid, because he was friends with Marco too. We were crazy.

– Sparrow

This was another project with Fox and Rafael as partners. Their horses Sparrow and his friend Narco, whose father was

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