OPTIONS! OPTIONS!

Suspect in Natalee Holloway case released
from detention
APWednesday, May 24, 2006
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - The latest lead
in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway
evaporated yesterday as Dutch police released a
teenager whom witnesses claimed to have seen
with long, deep scratches in his face shortly after
the Alabama woman vanished on the Dutch
Caribbean island of Aruba.

The word evaporated seems to discribe
this whole case perfectly.

The suspect, identified only as Guido W, 19, was
freed unconditionally yesterday with the consent
of Aruba prosecutors after six days of
questioning, said attorney Gerard Spong.
But he remained a suspect in the case, and
agreed to be available for questioning, Spong said.
The suspect was a croupier at the casino in the
Holiday Inn hotel where Holloway was staying when
she disappeared May 30, 2005, during a
high school graduation trip to Aruba.
His release appeared to leave the Aruban authorities
no further than before - with many theories and
suspicions but with no suspect in jail after arresting
and freeing nine men for lack of evidence.
Holloway, of Mountain Brook, Alabama, was 18
when she disappeared.
She was last seen leaving a bar with three
young men on the last night of her trip to Aruba.
While Aruban authorities are keeping all options
open, they believe Holloway is most likely dead and
buried on the island.
Aruba's habit of keeping options open is
just an excuse to arrest Everyone IN
Aruba then have a Dutch judge come
and clear them all. Then they will say
"All our residents are innocent"
WE ARE ON TO YOU ARUBA.....hehe
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