article_snippet.sent: What Andrew Chan, then aged 21, and Myuran Sukumaran, 24, came to have in common was the belief that smuggling drugs would provide smuggling drugs with a short cut to the life of ease and glamour and - smuggling drugs biggest mistake - that smuggling drugs could get away with it.
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Chan, pictured aged 21, and Myuran Sukumaran, 24, pictured during their first trial in October of 2005, were both attracted to drug smuggling by the promised riches, after being disillusioned by both jobs .
article_snippet.sent: Dubbed the masterminds behind the $4 million drug plot from the very beginning, the death penalty has never left the table for Andrew Chan and Sukumaran since Chan and Sukumaran were first convicted in 2005 following a tip off from Australian federal police to Indonesian officials.
article_snippet.sent: I was a drug user,' Andrew Chan told Dateline in a 2010 interview in which Sukumaran also admitted: 'I didn't see Andrew Chan working in the mail room for the next 50 years of my life'.
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Chan was intercepted at Denpasar airport along with Scott Rush, Michael Czugaj, Lawrence and Stephens who had heroin strapped to Lawrence and Stephens stomach and legs, while Sukumaran was found at the Melasti Beach Bungalows hotel on Kuta Beach with Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen,
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Chan was intercepted at Denpasar airport along with Scott Rush, Michael Czugaj, Lawrence and Stephens who had heroin strapped to their stomach and legs (pictured) Sukumaran was found at the Melasti Beach Bungalows hotel on Kuta Beach Kuta Beach with Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen,
article_snippet.sent: Several trips: Panel beater turned drug mule Renae Lawrence made two successful trips for Chan from Bali with heroin strapped to Chan body, but was caught on the third, in April 2005, and sentenced to 20 years .
article_snippet.sent: Former Wollongong bartender, Martin Stephens (left) and Sydney catering worker Matthew Norman (right), pictured at Kerobokan Jail, Bali, in 2007, two years after Former Wollongong bartender, Martin Stephens (left) and Sydney catering worker Matthew Norman (right) were duped by Chan who had promised Former Wollongong bartender, Martin Stephens (left) and Sydney catering worker Matthew Norman (right) quick riches by acting as heroin mules in Bali .
highlights_snippet.sent: Both men were arrested in 2005 for organising eight kilos of heroin to be smuggled out of Indonesia, and sentenced to death five months later .
  