Olympian Nathan Baggaley and Brother Sentenced in $200M Drug Plot

The Baggaley brothers receive reduced sentences after pleading guilty to attempted cocaine importation following a successful appeal.

Nathan and Dru Baggaley were initially sentenced to over 20 years in prison for attempting to import 650kg of cocaine into Australia.
After appealing their convictions, the brothers pled guilty under new terms, resulting in reduced sentences of 13 and 15 years, respectively.
The court found insufficient evidence that Dru Baggaley knew the substance he was importing was cocaine, affecting the sentencing.
Nathan Baggaley, a former Olympic silver medallist, was involved minimally and was unaware of the drug's identity initially.
Both brothers are now eligible for parole after serving significant portions of their revised sentences.