Wilson is the latest Brit to face the death penalty or lengthy prison sentences for alleged drug smuggling while abroad. Kial Robinson and Piran Ezra Wilkinson appeared in court in Indonesia earlier this month charged with trying to sneak 1.3kg of cocaine into Bali.

Thai police allege George Wilson, 23, received suitcase containing narcotics from another Briton to deliver it abroad

A BRIT facing a possible death penalty for allegedly smuggling crystal meth went to a £70,000-a-year boarding school, it has emerged. George Wilson, 23, appeared in court today, charged with trying to take 9.15kg of methamphetamine out of Bangkok’s international airport.

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George Wilson, a 23-year-old Briton from Buckinghamshire, has been arrested in Thailand after authorities allegedly found 9kg of crystal meth hidden in his luggage. He now faces possible death penalty under Thailand's strict drug laws.

George Wilson, 23, was arrested at a hotel in the red-light area of Bangkok on Monday evening, holding a bag containing more than 9 kilos of methamphetamine, local police said

A British tourist could face the death penalty in Thailand for allegedly attempting to smuggle a suitcase full of crystal meth out of the country.

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George Wilson, 23, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, is said to have received 9.15kg of methamphetamine from another Brit at a hotel in the red-light area of Bangkok on Monday evening. But vice squad cops are said to have been tipped off about the movements of the drugs gang.