Dutch Authorities Have Tape, Holloway on “The Line Up” (VIDEO)
Confirmed: Dutch authorities have the taped interview with Deepak Kalpoe. However investigating and reporting on these tapes do not seem to be a priority.
Dave Holloway has returned from Aruba and talks about the recent search. Holloway is positive that the case is getting a second look at things are going good.
Beth on Greta: Aruba Wants Natalee’s Friends(VIDEO)
Beth Twitty appeared on Greta tonight to talk about the new demand of the Aruban government. The Aruban police want to talk to Natalee’s former classmates again. Beth is a bit anerved that the police want to talk to the classmates but not with the FBI.
OPINION: I think it’s great that the police are showing signs that they actually care about getting to the bottom of this, but now it seems like they are stalling to call for the suspects to come back to prison.
Holland Looking at Tape, Aruban Police Want More Information (VIDEO)
Tapes of Deepak Kalpoe interview are now being verified in Holland.
Now the Arubans want the ‘original’ video from Jamie Skeeters’ harddrive.
The Aruban police want to talk to Natalee’s friends in Alabama.
This is like a never ending process.
Twitty Meets With Benefactor Of Missing Persons Cases
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several local families gathered Tuesday night to thank a stranger who offered his help in their time of need.
Those families met Joe Mammana, a Philadelphia man who first made headlines by posting a $100,000 reward in the Natalee Holloway case, where the college student was reported missing in Aruba.
Since then, Mammana has made the same generous offer in local cases, including the disappearances of Julie Popovich, Tony Luzio Jr., Michelle Hadsell and Carla Losey. Now, he’s offered an increased reward in the 1996 disappearance of Rob Mohney.
Beth Twitty on Nancy Grace Investigates: Everything (VIDEO)
Beth Twitty appeared on Nancy Grace: Investigates to discuss literally, everything. They talked about the taped interview, Joran van der Sloot, status of the suspects, what Beth has been doing for the past 5 months, and what’s ahead.
VERY GOOD
Beth Meets With Condi (VIDEO)
Sometime in the past few days Beth Twitty met with Secretary of State Condi Rice. Secretary Rice and Beth spoke privately about the situation and what the US government is doing to help. Beth was humbled that Condi would take time out of her extremely busy schedule to meet with her. After the two met privately they attended church services together. Later in the segment, Greta and Beth discussed a possible break through in the case. Watch to find out.
Beth Wants Justice (VIDEO)
Beth says she will not stop until she gets justice, even if it takes the rest of her life.
Dompig on the Tapes (VIDEO)
Aruba Deputy Chief of Police Gerold Dompig phoned in on Greta to discuss what the police may do with the results of the tape. Dompig was not a straight shooter when Greta asked what the police will do when it is proven the taped interview is real.
Rosa Parks Dead at 92
To quote Sean Hannity, a great American.
Rosa Parks was born in Tuskegee, Alabama, daughter of James and Loeona McCauley. She grew up on a farm with her grandparents, mother, and brother; for most of her adult life she worked as a seamstress.
In the early 1950s, Parks became active in the American Civil Rights Movement and worked as a secretary for the Montgomery, Alabama branch of the NAACP. Just six months before her arrest, she had attended the Highlander Folk School, an education center for workers’ rights and racial equality.
On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Parks refused to obey a public bus driver’s orders to move to the back of the bus to make extra seats for whites. Rosa was tired of being treated as a second-class citizen and stood firmly. She was arrested, tried, and convicted for disorderly conduct and for violating a local ordinance.
Dompig: Suspects May Be Brought Back (VIDEO)
Aruba Deputy Chief of Police, Gerald Dompig says a suspect/the suspects may be brought back after the police examine the video interview. It sounds like a strong chance to me.
Dave Holloway says he is still in Aruba and has no plans on leaving any time soon. He tells us about the daily searches and how the dives are going.
