A young Brisbane woman who allegedly attempted to import a stack of meth through Melbourne Airport is now sharing a jail with mushroom killer Erin Patterson.

Jordan Blazex is the latest accused drug trafficker to be caged inside the maximum-security women's prison Dame Phyllis Frost Centre after she was arrested last year.

Australian Federal Police charged Blazex with two offences, including importing and possessing a commercial quantity of meth.

Blazex was caught attempting the alleged airport importation on August 11, 2025.

The court heard the 26-year-old was found with a commercial quantity of illicit substances after being stopped and searched by federal authorities.

The officers who interviewed Blazex asked her, 'Who gave you the bag?'

She allegedly responded, 'I don't want to give any names,' the court was told.

Blazex, who hails from the southern Brisbane suburb of Sunnybank, was arrested, charged and remanded in custody on March 12.

She appeared at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Tuesday via video link from the notorious jail. 

Magistrate Donna Bakos said there was 'an overwhelming amount of evidence to support the charges' before remanding Blazex to next front court on June 16.

'She came into the country with a bag full of drugs, she signed whatever that document's called, that card that [indicates] this is her bag and she didn't have anything illegal,' Magistrate Bakos said.

Blazex, who was well-presented in a white long-sleeve T-shirt from one of Dame Phyllis Frost's telecourt rooms, now walks the hallway of misery alongside party girl drug trafficker Tess Rowlatt.

Rowlatt, 36, is behind bars after she pleaded guilty in March to trafficking meth and dealing with the proceeds of crime, but hopes to be released soon.

Described by former friends as 'super toxic' and 'manipulative', she had been arrested by police in Melbourne's high-rise Southbank district just before 1am on August 16 last year.

Cops had noticed a black BMW X5 that the court heard was registered to an individual with a firearm prohibition order and 'outlaw motorcycle gang affiliations'.

Police followed the BMW for a short distance then lit it up, at which stage it stopped and Rowlatt bolted from the vehicle.

Officers chose to let the vehicle drive off and instead chased down Rowlatt, who raced towards Southside Tower on Sturt Street. She was eventually caught with more than 100g of meth in her black handbag.

The former marketing high-flyer was also caught with 1,4‑butanediol, a commercial-grade solvent that converts into the party drug GHB when ingested, as well as $750 in cash and bank cards in other people's names.

Rowlatt is a notorious Melbourne identity who previously operated a major drug racket out of 16 Airbnbs between July and October 2021. 

Both Blazex and Rowlatt will need to tread carefully inside the clink after a well-placed legal source revealed triple-poisoner Patterson was now 'running' the jail after being released from solitary confinement.

And she's not doing it alone: according to our insider, Patterson had teamed up with another prisoner and together they were ruling over other inmates with an iron fist.

Despite warnings she could spend years in solitary, Patterson - serving a minimum 33-year sentence for killing three family members with a death cap mushroom-laced beef Wellington - was recently released into the wider prison population.

The former Leongatha housewife, who shed crocodile tears for TV news cameras, is now said to be a force to be reckoned with - calling the shots behind bars and wielding significant influence among prisoners with the help of a fellow inmate.

The identity of the second inmate - and whether she is romantically linked to Patterson - remains unclear, but there is no shortage of notorious contenders inside Dame Phyllis Frost, where toxic relationships between inmates are common.