30 June 69

"Australia" collects "French girl" tucked "girl waste drug" in "shower cream bottle" found flying from "Thailand."

The incident happened on May 29. The Australian Border Guard (ABF) officer at Perth International Airport searched the baggage of the French woman who lived in Manning after arriving on a flight from Thailand.

Through a thorough examination, officers found a small container with a label stating it was "bath cream," but when the internal fluid was taken for forensic examination, it was found to be 50 grams of butanediol, classified as a border control drug.

In addition to an anomaly in the baggage, officers examined the accused's mobile phone and found vital evidence that an illegal item may have been hidden inside the body, handing her over to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to continue the investigation.

In time, the woman excreted 40 steroid pills, so the authorities nationalized them.

The interrogator was charged with importing commercial quantities of border control drugs in accordance with Penal Code Section 307.2, a serious offence punishable by up to 25 years in prison.

ABF Commander John Eldridge released the shocking information: "Butendiol is a chemical solvent with serious hazards; upon entering the body it transforms into a GHB substance, known as a" girl waste drug, "of which only a few milligrams can result in death."

Australian authorities have elevated butendiol to a border control drug since 2024 to contain the epidemic and risks to public safety, with severe penalties to the same extent as the smuggling of ice, methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine.