Aruban police due

Don't worry guys
It's okay to lie
and cheat just
ask Mrs Ramirez!

Aruban police due in state
for interviews
With FBI, will talk to
Holloway friends
Sunday, January 22, 2006
HANNAH WOLFSON
News staff writer

Aruban police may be in Alabama as early as Monday to
interview Mountain Brook High School graduates who were
with Natalee Holloway when she disappeared in Aruba.
FBI spokesman Raymond Zicarelli said Saturday that
Aruban officials told his office they plan to arrive this week.
"The Aruban authorities along with the FBI will be
interviewing some of the individuals on the trip," he said.
Gerold Dompig, Aruba's deputy police commissioner,
has said the students may have crucial information in
a case that has been open since Holloway, 18,
disappeared on the island May 30.
The teens returned home the same day and were
interviewed soon after by the FBI, but police say they
have more questions about the night Holloway
disappeared.
The Aruban public prosecutor's office petitioned the
State Department last fall for permission to speak with
the students, and last month officials asked
Rep. Spencer Bachus to expedite the process.
Zicarelli said he did not know how many students or
chaperones would be contacted or where the
interviews would take place.
Although many of the students have left Mountain Brook
to attend college, he believed some are still in the area.
One friend of Holloway's, Katie Henley, said Saturday
she hadn't been contacted personally but had heard
that other graduates had been called.
http://www.al.com/news/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/news/113792542264740.xml&coll=2

The usual half ass interviewing skills I guess!
They are coming to interview The kids who are
WILD as they have been labeled by SOME arubians!