Cocaine Cassie reveals huge ‘secret’

Cassandra Sainsbury, wide known arsenic Cocaine Cassie, has revealed she volition beryllium releasing a publication astir her acquisition successful prison.

Sainsbury, who served 3 years successful a Colombian jailhouse aft she was caught with 5.8 kgs of cocaine, announced the quality connected societal media connected Thursday night.

“I’ve been keeping a concealed from you each … and I’m yet acceptable to stock it,” she wrote connected Instagram.

“It’s taken maine 4 years to constitute this and to beryllium good with sharing my experiences successful a precise acheronian world. This travel arsenic a mode to woody with the traumas and to beryllium astatine bid with immoderate beauteous unimaginable things.

“A twelvemonth ago, I participated successful SAS Australia which allowed maine to amusement you a tiny glimpse of who I americium and what I went through, and contiguous I’m present to archer you that this publication allows you to locomotion successful my shoes arsenic a captive successful 1 of the astir notorious prisons retired there.”

The book, titled Cocaine Cassie, volition beryllium released successful October.

A listing connected publication retailer QBD’s website has revealed penetration into the book’s contents.

“At the centre of an planetary media circus, the pistillate who the satellite would travel to cognize arsenic ‘Cocaine Cassie’ survived beatings, stabbings and rape portion her communicative played retired successful public, distorted by lies and exaggerations that played retired implicit years,” a preview of the publication reads.

“Now, successful her ain words, Cocaine Cassie sets the grounds consecutive successful this earthy and harrowing relationship of what it was truly like. Bruised, battered and scarred she tells of however she was forced into becoming a cause mule.

“It is simply a communicative of symptom and nonaccomplishment of anticipation for a future. But it is besides a communicative of her emergence to forgiveness and redemption – to creating a beingness wherever a woman’s past does not specify her future.

“I americium not ‘Cocaine Cassie’. I americium Cassie Sainsbury.”

More to come.