Sophomore Lindsey Hearne said
Twitty's talk caused her to reconsider
plans for a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
"It just makes me wonder, what if I'm
not quite ready yet to go without my
parents," she said."
This reaction shows people are listening.
What happened to Natalee could happen to any one of our
daughters. The key here is that a honest real investigation
should always be the mandate of the police where ever you
are.
Aruba let us down.
Aruba has continued to let us down and has allowed
visitors to the island, to disappear withoutany real
investigation being done.
Well they can call her names, laugh at her and
reprimand her tactics, but if they had done their job,
We would not be all here now.
Twitty spoke for FREE.
Thats right! NO SPEAKING FEE!
She was at Ball State as part of her "Save Yourself" safety
awareness campaign for young adults nationwide.
She also visited Delta High School on Thursday and was to
speak today at Burris, Wes-Del, Wapahani and Cowan high
schools.
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Spring break is coming up for many students, and how to keep
them safe is an issue that is taking precedence. It’s become a
mission for the mother of Natalee Holloway. It has been almost
a year since Natalee Holloway vanished in Aruba.
"It’s been a nightmare, and it would be any parent's nightmare
and it is any parent's nightmare to have a missing loved one
whether your loved one is missing within our borders or not
within our borders," said Beth Holloway Twitty, Natalee's mother.
link:
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060303/LOCAL/603030534
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