A judge has rejected a Torres Strait father-of-eight’s “implausible” claim he thought 110kg of cocaine bricks were cannabis when he transported them by boat via three Torres Strait Islands to the mainland. By Marnie BuchananA judge has described as ‘implausible’ the idea that a man moving 110kg of plastic-wrapped, brick-shaped ‘stuff’ through the Torres Strait thought it was marijuana. The court was told Mosby thought the bricks contained cannabis, not cocaine but Justice James Henry rejected Mosby’s story. You were later to claim you thought it was marijuana – it is implausible (and) I reject it,” Justice Henry said. Justice Henry said he also rejected Mosby’s story that the $2000 he received into his bank account around the time of the delivery was simply to cover costs.