The Guest List... as it stands

The Guest List- Joe Holloway, David Kock,
John Q. Kelly, Mickey Sherman, Adam Fisher,
Joe Cardinale, Wendy Murphy, Frank Mackesy,
Lauri Waring, Kimberly Bryant, Joe Tacopina

RITA COSBY, HOST:
Good evening, everybody. Tonight, we have
breaking and exclusive developments in the
Natalee Holloway case. Will justice finally be served?
The attorney for suspects Deepak and Satish
Kalpoe tell us that his clients and
Joran Van Der Sloot could be charged with
murder by June.
And after months of waiting, prosecutors may
finally bring the case to trial.


Here is some interesting tidbit-

MACKOFF:
Can you also work out a plea, a plea bargain?
KOCK:
No. In our system there’s no plea bargain.
MACKOFF:
Would they be arrested prior to the trial?
KOCK:
Not if there is not anything new of really
significance.
MACKOFF:
So if there’s a trial for murder...
KOCK:
Yes.
MACKOFF:
... against your clients, they wouldn’t be
imprisoned again during that process?
KOCK:
Correct. During the process, no. I mean, out
on bail, though.

Would'nt OJ and Robert Blake, and
Scott Peterson have loved this. Do you believe
they would actually have turn up for trial
LATER ON
COSBY:
And joining us with their reaction to this
announcement is John Q. Kelly.
He’s the attorney for the Holloway family.
And live on the phone with us is Natalee’s
father, Dave Holloway.
John, what do you think of the fact that
these boys could be charged with even
something like murder by June?
JOHN Q. KELLY, HOLLOWAY
FAMILY ATTORNEY:
Well, it’d be good. It’s my understand that what
Mr. Kock was saying is the DA still has to
present the case, and then there’ll be a
determination whether there are actually
charges brought on the murder one charge
or some lesser charge.
But you know, hope springs eternal. It’d be t
errific if that’s what’s going to happen down
the line. And certainly, Mr. Kock has inside
information from his clients as to their
exposure and what could happen in this
case.
DAVE HOLLOWAY,
NATALEE HOLLOWAY’S FATHER:
That’s true. It’s about three months away. You
know, back about six months ago, when I met
with the prosecutor in Aruba on one of my
last trips there, I had indicated to her that
I’d rather wait a little while and you have a
strong case than just present this without
—little or insufficient evidence. So I’m hoping
that they’ll have a strong case.
Dompig has indicated that he’s going to
solve this case. So you know, we’re
optimistically hopeful that they’ll do that.

BUT HERE IS A REALITY TWIST

WENDY MURPHY,
FORMER PROSECUTOR:
Yes, you know, I must be the most cynical
person on the planet because I’ll believe it
when I see it.
I’m just not persuaded that there isn’t another
agenda here, Rita, that there isn’t a reason
—they’re trying to delay the civil case or
they’ve got something else going on where
they just want us to be quit until June for
some strategic reason that I’m unaware of.
Either that, or the Kalpoes have been squeezed
successfully with a threat of prosecution for
something that they can’t get out from under
because there was no way this case was going
to be solved without one of them turning on the
other. And as far as we know, that hasn’t
happened. It may well have happened behind
the scenes, but unless one of them got squeezed
or there’s some other agenda, they’re just trying
to sort of blow smoke for a while until we all
calm down about the civil suit.
I’ll believe it when I see it.
MICKEY SHERMAN,
DEFENSE ATTORNEY:
It’s bizarre. And I—it kills me to agree with
Wendy, but I have to (laugh)

THEN RITA COSBY ASKS:
If it does go to trial, who would Joran call
as witnesses?
TACOPINA:
I can tell you there are probably about 75 to
100 I’d have on my witness list right off the
bat that are very, very helpful to Joran.
And I really hope that Aruban law enforcement
is investigating all leads, not looking just to
make a case (INAUDIBLE) target to get this
monkey off their back because, Rita, what’s
out there, what’s not been on the airwaves
and in the media, is so powerful as far as
being, you know, really clues to what
happened to Natalee, I hope—and I mean this,
and I know they’re not going to appreciate it,
but I hope there’s some resolve to this case
for them, as well as for my client.

Just quessing will it be the storekeeper
that sold Mrs Van de Sloot that revealing shirt
or the boy joran tossed through the window?
Or maybe the one wearing the belt around his
neck?
or maybe the school teacher that warned
Joran in advance to keep quiet?
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