Her face etched with anxiety, the sister of British drug mule Lindsay Sandiford waits outside Bali’s notorious Kerokoban jail as a spate of executions for Western prisoners looms. Hilary Parsons arrived with three lawyers today in a bid to save the 58-year-old grandmother, who was convicted of trying to smuggle £1.6million of cocaine in 2012, from the firing squad. Ms Parsons’ dash to the Indonesian island was spurred by what appears to be the imminent threat of execution for the two Australian ringleaders of the Bali Nine heroin-smuggling ring, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. Scroll down for video Worry: Her face etched with anxiety, Hilary Parsons (right) - the sister of British drug mule Lindsay Sandiford (left) - waited outside Bali’s notorious Kerokoban jail today as part of a last-minute bid to save her life
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Hilary Parsons' sister  on death row for smuggling £1.6m  cocaine in 2012
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Grandmother, 58, from Cheltenham, now faces execution within days
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Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran told they will be next
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Ms Parsons arrived at Indonesian island jail today with three lawyers
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Her sister needs pardon from President - who has zero-tolerance stance
February 7: It emerges Mrs @placeholder has been notified that she is formally listed for execution.