ARUBA NEWS UPDATES

Suspect #1
It’s being reported that Two Arabian investigators
are continuing to interview friends of
Natalee Holloway this week.
The search teams in Aruba are still waiting for the
cadaver dogs that the FBI. are supposed to be
lending them.
Why do these things take so long?
The Arubian search team is disturbing the earth
with metal probes to prepare it for the dogs.
Things that should have been done months ago.
They are also trying to finalize plans for more
extensive searches of the sand dunes where
Holloway was reportedly last seen and also the
ocean off the Arabian coast.
Twitty told NBC 13 News late Wednesday that
Equusearch is trying to obtain deep-ground
penetrating radar equipment that might do a
better job of locating a body than cadaver
dogs, especially along a windy coastline.
New leads, possibly from a friend of suspect
Joran Van Der Sloot, are spurring the recent
activity in Aruba and Alabama.
Although trying to get this confirmed could
be a problem.
I wonder at the sudden change of heart and also
who held up the investigation previously MSNBC
reported that investigators are asking Holloway's
friends if they recognize new Arabian names,
giving them descriptions of Carlos 'N' Charlie's
patrons, and having them examine pictures of
patrons in an attempt to develop new leads.
or to perhaps hope for another suspect
besides Joran. (not likely)
I feel this sudden action is in regards to
Mr. Van de sloots sudden lawsuit, which he may
have foolishly stirred up.
I hope it hits him in the face.
link:
http://www.nbc13.com/news/6448866/detail.html
The chosen 18 prearranged interviews with
students who were on the senior trip with Natalee
are viewed as key witnesses since they were with
Holloway at Carlos and Charley's bar the night she
disappeared.
Holloway's mother, Beth Twitty, said the local visit
by Arabian authorities is encouraging.
"I know the students are more than willing to do this.
I mean, they want to see a prosecution as much
as the family does," Twitty said.
She hopes it signals a near end to the case, but
she's not sure what new information Holloway's
friends might have.
Beth Twitty feels there is a strong reason for
Arabian authorities to be here and feels confident
the Arabian government will come forward with
criminal charges.
I am hopeful too, but their previous behaviour
has me hoping she is not heading for another
BIG disappointment.
link:
http://www.nbc13.com/news/6412970/detail.html