Stock Photo - Sep. 09, 1975 - Two teenaged British girls sent to prison in Nairobi for foreign currency smuggling; Two teenaged British girls, on trial in Nairobi for foreign currency smuggling, were hauled away weeping to prison after pleading guilty to some of the charges yesterday. The magistrate ruled they would stay in custody while he considered sentence. Teresa Ann Laws, 14 and Lynn Francis, 16 both from Woolwich, London, had denied committing the offenses, but changed their pleas. The girls, being tried on four charges involving an alleged attempt to smuggle -120,000 in foreign currency out of Kenya after a ten day holiday there, face spending at least the weekend in a Kenya women's prison. The man mentioned as being behind the smuggling, Mr. Madhusudan Madhubai Patel, is said to be in Switzerland. Photo Shows The two teenaged British girls, Lynn and Tersa, burst into tears but are comforted by Mrs. David Avery, wife of the first secretary at the British High commission, as they leave the court for the women's prison while the judge considers his sentence. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)