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The highly-anticipated BBC documentary about Michaella McCollum’s arrest for attempting to smuggle drugs has landed and there is a lot to unpack.

Peru Two ', Michaella McCollum. Appearing on High: Confessions Of An Ibiza Drug Mule, Michaella, from Dungannon in Northern Ireland, speaks publicly about her time in prison with accomplice Melissa Reid from Lenzie, East Dunbartonshire.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An evil murderer killed her husband's secret lovechild and served it to him in a stew.Michaella McCollum, one of the infamous Peru Two criminals, told the horrifying story of how one of her fellow inmates came to be locked up in the South American country.McCollum, from Northern Ireland, and her Scottish pal, Melissa Reid, hit headlines in 2013 when they were jailed after 11kg of cocaine were found in their luggage at Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport.The pair's youthful looks and prison sentences - six years and eight months each - made them instantly famous in the UK and Peru, but nothing could have prepared them for what they faced when they were locked up in Ancon 2 Prison in

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayMelissa Reid from Scotland and Michaella McCollum from Northern Ireland spent just two days in Peru before meeting a drug dealer who supplied them with £1 million worth of class A drugs.A five-part true crime series on BBC One called High: Confessions of an Ibiza Drug Mule will delve deep into the case.The true crime series will see Michaella tell her side of the story, as it's based on her book, “You'll Never See Daylight Again” which was published in 2018.The drug exchange in question was set up with drug dealer Davey who Michaella met in Ibiza during time as a waitress.The cocaine was packaged in porridge packets to hide and

Tonight a BBC One series will delve deep into the story of The Peru Two.The five part series, High: Confessions of an Ibiza Drug Mule, will start tonight, and will examine the case of Michaella McCollum, "a teenager from Northern Ireland who formed a relationship with a drug trafficker during her first trip abroad in Ibiza".The BBC One synopsis continued: "He persuaded her to assist him in smuggling drugs for his cartel contacts, and just a few weeks later, she was arrested at Lima airport in Peru with more than a million pounds worth of cocaine in her suitcase."Here is everything you need to know about Michaella McCollum and Melissa Reid.Michaella McCollum from Dungannon, Northern Ireland was working as a part-time model and nightclub

Convicted drug mule Michaella McCollum is to feature in a new BBC true crime documentary that delves into the Peru Two scandal. The Irish woman will feature in the upcoming series which kicks off on the BBC tonight but a disclaimer at the start warns that ‘only some of the facts can be verified’.

Michaella McCollum revealed she snorted cocaine off a table in McDonald's in a new documentary. The 28-year-old and her Scots accomplice, Melissa Reid were rumbled with €1.6million worth of cocaine at Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, Peru in 2013.

drug mules Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum tried to smuggle £1.5million of cocaine into Spain in 2013. Melissa, from Lenzie, East Dumbartonshire, made headlines all over the world alongside Michaella McCollum from Dungannon in Northern Ireland, when they were sentenced to almost seven years in jail.

Michaella McCollum will take centre stage in a new BBC true crime documentary that delves into the Peru Two scandal. The Irish woman will feature in the upcoming series.