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Australian and American on Thai demise row launched from Thai death row, Supreme Court clears drug trafficking case
An Australian and Thai married couple, and an American man, who have been on dying row in Bangkok on expenses for trafficking crystal methamphetamine have all been released from prison. A report from the Sydney Morning Herald says they had been accused of smuggling half a tonne of crystal methamphetamine for the Hells Angels bike gang in Thailand.

After being cleared by the Supreme Court final week, 37 12 months old Luke Cook from Western Australia arrived in Sydney and Tyler Gerard, who is from California, flew back to the United States.
The Sydney Morning Herald says Luke Cook, who used to run a bar and visitor house in Pattaya, has been pleading his innocence since he was jailed in 2017 and his father has campaigned for his launch.
According to ติดตั้งโซล่าเซลล์บ้าน , they had been arrested following accusations that Luke Cook had been paid $US10 million by the Hells Angels to smuggle 500 kilograms of methamphetamine aboard his yacht the place Tyler Gerard was said to be a crew hand. Police had alleged that Cook dumped the medication overboard when a Thai navy vessel approached and a bundle with just over 50 kilograms of meth was found on a seaside in Chon Buri.
The Melbourne-based Capital Punishment Justice Project have supported the defence attorneys and argued it was a set up and the boys are harmless.
In a press launch published on the Pattaya News, Thailand Bail Legal Services announced that the case has been completely dismissed by the Supreme Court and both Luke Cook and Tyler Gerard are out of prison, out of Thailand, and again house.
The case has been fully dismissed by the Supreme Court after 19 months of consideration since the dying penalty verdict from the Court of Appeals. The defendants, Australian Luke Joshua Cook and American Tyler Gerard (AKA Tyler Joseph Fulton Sheen Gerard), after almost four years and 6 years behind bars respectively, are out of prison, out of Thailand, and again house. We believe this is a main win for our agency, for our clients, and for Thailand’s legal system..

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