She's not "Missing Bride II"

Gonz

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Sat Jun 11,12:14 AM ET



ORANJESTAD, Aruba - One of three young men who took an Alabama high school student to the beach during her class trip to Aruba confessed he killed her, police say.

Deputy Police Commissioner Gerold Dompig told The Associated Press that the man was leading police late Friday to the scene of the crime.
 
FoxNews reports that AP has retracted the story (matter of timing, fate is most probably the same)
 
If it's true, Aruba just might execute the fucker because of what he just did to tourism (and thus, their entire economy).
 
FoxNews now confirms, she's dead.
One of three young men who took Natalee Holloway to beach leads cops to alleged crime scene

Aruba is quaking over this (as HL ponts out) but if Rio (murder capital) keeps its tourism, so will they.
 
I just went there and noone is ssaying anything about 'shes dead'. I too am reading 'crime scene'... but not a defacto admission to murder yet.
 
Inkara1 said:
I'd be willing to speculate that killing wasn't the only thing done to her.



You are probably more than right. But even then I think they should get death
 
unclehobart said:
I just went there and noone is ssaying anything about 'shes dead'. I too am reading 'crime scene'... but not a defacto admission to murder yet.

The TV crew mentioned death. Aruba is trying to soften this as much as possible.
 
Ah... ok. I was lead to believe that it was the online site in the way that you said it. I mentally think of spaced out words as being the TV entity (Fox News) instead of the contracted version (FoxNews), which makes me think of the way the www.everything.com universe spells everything out as a long ungodly word.
 
It looks like FoxNews had it right after all.

By PETER PRENGAMAN
The Associated Press
Friday, July 1, 2005; 5:17 PM



ORANJESTAD, Aruba -- Three young men detained in the disappearance of an Alabama teenager have been charged with murder since their arrest more than three weeks ago, Aruba's chief prosecutor told The Associated Press on Friday.

The charges were not announced at the time to protect the feelings of the family of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway, said Attorney General Karin Janssen.

"At the time, we didn't want to upset the (Holloway) family talking about murder while they searched," Janssen said.

Janssen, who has said several times in the past three weeks that no one was charged in the case, said they also kept the information quiet in order not to compromise their investigation. Authorities have said they have no physical evidence suggesting Holloway is dead.

Danish law says "No body, no charges" so something fishy is going on.

Washington Post
 
RANJESTAD, Aruba — Aruba's attorney general said Thursday she could prosecute a case in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway (search) even if the Alabama teenager's body is not found.

Caren Janssen (search) also said investigators have found no evidence to suggest that the 18-year-old Holloway, who disappeared May 30, was dead.

"There are no traces or facts to come to the conclusion that Natalee is no longer alive," Janssen told The Associated Press in a telephone interview
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,161179,00.html

How the Hell do you charge someone with murder if you have no evidence they are "dead" :alienhuh:
 
I know that, in the US, they've had a number of murder convictions & nary a single hair of hard evidence. Danish law at least requires a dead body (or presumably at least part of one)
 
Caren Janssen (search) also said investigators have found no evidence to suggest that the 18-year-old Holloway, who disappeared May 30, was dead.

"There are no traces or facts to come to the conclusion that Natalee is no longer alive,"
Body shmoddy ,they have no evidence she's dead .You can't murder someone and have them still alive or is Dutch Law lenient on that to.



NOTE: The murder charges were laid shortly after the dissappearance and they may have expected to find a body.My link Says they can prosecute in "the disappearance" without a body ,no longer a mention of murder,guess we'll have to wait till monday.
 
*newsflash*

Terri and Natalee

still ded

nat.JPG
 
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