Family's plea to save Emma Louise L'Aiguille from death row

THE mother of a Victorian woman facing the death penalty in Malaysia has begged for the mum of six's life to be spared.
In an exclusive interview with the Herald Sun, Amanda Innes said her daughter, Emma Louise L'Aiguille, had sent a heartbreaking message through consulate officials saying: "Mum, I'm sorry, I didn't do it."
Ms L'Aiguille, 34, was arrested in Malaysia on July 17 after about 1kg of ice - methamphetamine - was allegedly found in a car she was driving.

Ms Innes made a passionate plea to Malaysian authorities and the Gillard Government to help save her girl's life.
"Please don't hang her. I just want the Government to do all they can. I just want her to be brought home  alive," she said yesterday from her home in Victoria's High Country.