sentenced to death for smuggling drugs in Bali met her two-
year-old granddaughter for the first 'and last' time. The
Grandma happily played with Ayla after her parents brought
her out to meet her grandma in a Bali prison last week.
The 59-year-old has been sentenced to death after she was
caught smuggling large quantities of cocaine.
Despite claiming she was forced into trafficking the drugs
due to threats against her son's safety, Mrs Sandiford was
told she was scheduled to be executed on September 21.
Although this was later put back until "at least" the end of the
year, the grandmother's family raced out to see her and
brought the little angel with them to meet Grandma.
After spending time with the youngster, Mrs Sandiford told
the Mail on Sunday: "I know this may be the first and last
time I ever hold my granddaughter."
Ayla was born seven months after Mrs Sandiford was
arrested in Bali in May 2012 and had never before met her
grandmother.
The two met up a number of times last week, and a beaming
Mrs Sandiford revealed how the youngster was cuddling and
kissing her after being introduced.
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