The 30 Of May 2005 revisited...

Today is the 30th May 2006.
Natalee Holloway was last seen Monday, May 30, 2005
at around 1:30 A.M. leaving Carlos 'n' Charlie's club
with 3 young males.
Joran van de sloot, Deepak and Satish Kalpoe.
She was never seen again.

These three boys for NO REASON other than guilt
immediately blamed her dissappearance on

2 black security guards

Joran's father Paulos a shady character intevened

to help the boys cover up.

Natalee's divorced

parents have done

everything to find out the fate of their offspring.

Lies and coverups have trailed this case and if

someone expects a parent to give up when there

is no sign of their daughter...

then they are in for a long wait. Parents need

closure or this will go on for ever.

The three boys may feel they are home free
but think of the stigma we all intend to hang over
them for the rest of their lives.

Aruba residents need to tell these boys that ...

Truth is the only thing that will set them free.

TTC strike ends!!!

TORONTO (Reuters) - Striking Toronto transit workers
will go back to work after a wildcat strike was resolved
on Monday.
The work stoppage had shut down subway, bus, and
streetcar service in Toronto. Speaking to reporters,
Toronto Mayor David Miller said partial service would
be restored on Monday, with the system back up to
100 percent on Tuesday.

Thanks For NOTHING Aruba!!!

Natalee Holloway's father says there
may be 1 more ocean search
5/29/2006, 11:53 a.m. ET
The Associated Press

MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) — A final search off the
coast of the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba
could take place next month in the case of
Natalee Holloway, the missing teenager's
father says.
The Clinton, Miss., native, was 18 when she
disappeared in May 2005 during a graduation
trip to the island with her Mountain Brook, Ala.,
high school classmates. She was last seen
leaving a bar with three young men on
May 30, 2005.
Dutch marines, the Aruban Coast Guard, the
FBI and hundreds of volunteers have searched
the island and coastal areas of Aruba for
Holloway, to no avail.
Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of
her disappearance.
Authorities have arrested nine people in
connection with Holloway's disappearance and
then released them for lack of evidence.
Aruban authorities are no closer to cracking the
case that has generated worldwide media
attention and tarnished the island's reputation
than they were a year ago.
Holloway's father, Dave Holloway of Meridian,
spoke with The Meridian Star last week about
the search for his daughter and the
investigation by officials in Aruba, which he
believes has been flawed by corruption and
incompetence.
Holloway and his former wife, Natalee's mother,
Beth Twitty, have filed a civil lawsuit against
the family of Dutch national
Joran Van der Sloot, the last person known to
have seen Holloway alive.
Dave Holloway said he will continue to push
to find out what happened to Natalee.
He said Natalee's case will be featured on the
television show "America's Most Wanted" on
June 7 and a final ocean search may be carried
out in June.
"The expense at this point in time has kind of
delayed that," Dave Holloway said.
"So I think it will happen probably within the
next month."
But Holloway, who spent 75 days in Aruba
looking for his daughter, doesn't plan to
return to the island.
"I did all I could do as far as land searching.
The ocean search I leave to somebody else,"
Holloway said.
While Aruban authorities are keeping all
options open, they believe Holloway most likely
is dead and buried on the island.
Police have said prevailing currents likely would
have washed her body ashore if she drowned
or if her body was thrown into the sea.
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Aruba made the decision to seperate a young
girl from her family forever.
It was the fault of the ALE who did not react
quickly and diligently to a response for help.
Yes they may have had other cries of wolf
before but after 1 day they should have realised the
black guys they tried to pin in on had no clue of what
had happened. They protected the rich boys and
showed no concern for natalee's life or her parents.
You may chose to stop searching Aruba but
your Island's reputation will be forever
in the dog house. ...
I will not allow people to forget...

TTC STRIKES!

Working poor attacked again...Toronto transit employees walk off the job
Updated Mon. May. 29 2006 7:37 AM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
Some 700,000 commuters in Canada's largest city had to
find other ways of getting to work Monday as transit
employees walked off the job.
Subway stations were locked and buses and streetcars
remained parked in garages while confused commuters
scrambled to find alternate routes to work. ...
link below:
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This morning found me luckily getting up at
4am and catching a ride into Toronto with
my husband. This strike affects the working
poor whose employeesstill expect the minimum
wage employee to be at work regardless.
Through the years TTC union employees have
held us all at their mercy.
My job starts at 10am so you can imagine how
tired and sleepy I am right now. I usually take
the Durham transit/Go train and TTC to work
each morning.
The expense is great and to think about taking
a taxi from Union Station to Eglinton well....
I'd rather stay home.
Unemployment insurance should be forced to
cover days missed at work for hourly employers
when things like this happen.

HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY!

TO ALL AMERICANS

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Indonesia quake strikes...

The 6.2 magnitude quake
struck at the crack of dawn
when many were still in bed.
It was the third major
tremor to hit Indonesia in
18 months, the worst being
the quake on
December 26, 2004 and its
resulting tsunami which left some 170,000 people dead
or missing...
This morning as I was assisting my dad to
hook up his television.
He had just finished moving in with me and
wanted to sit and relax.
Imagine the horror when we realized a quake
had hit the same area affected by a tsunami
in 2004.
The magnitude-6.3 quake struck at 5.54am
and because of our early morning activities
we had just heard.

Woman tossed from 10th floor balcony

Zohaib Shaukat, 18, is charged with
first-degree murder.

Slain woman tried to escape
abuse, father says
CTV.ca News Staff
The family of a 20-year-old woman who was
allegedly thrown from a 10th floor apartment
balcony by her husband claims there were
earlier warning signs of domestic abuse.
Amarjit Badhan, the father of Seema Badhan,
said his daughter had moved back home
shortly after marrying her husband, allegedly
to escape physical abuse.
read link:

Aruban ALE Misadventures!!!

THE ONLY ONE LEFT IN ARUBA TO
BE QUESTIONED!!!


Aruba:-
Where Some guests stay 4ever

Aruban Misadventures in Detecting.
Why was this case treated so callously.
Why from the very beginning could
they not had investigated this missing
case and arrested the perpentrators.
Had favors been called in?
Has Natalee's life no value?
What of the other missing Aruban
Tourists?
Was any investigations ever done?
I find this little island currupt and
too laid back for their own good.
Yes Aruba there will be a backlash.
You will lose tourist and you will
be known as the little Island that
prosecuted a victim.....
The sloppy investigation work they
did will go down in History.
BUT the pictures and fury for these
individuals you protected will never
go away!!!!

JORAN'S SHOES FOUND?

ARE
THESE
SHOES
JORAN'S?






APPARENTLY FOUND ABANDONED
IN ARUBA.
hehehehehehehe

Where are the answers?

Aruba needs to know we will not give up
anytime soon!!!
We are not ready to accept people just disappear
in Aruba...

Leaving a girl on the beach near her hotel should
not have resulted in this. Joran was responsible
to see her home in the condition he picked her up
in at the very least. He failed. The question is Why?
What did he and his friends do to her?
We will not rest until answers are released.
I know someone out there has the answers.
Girls don't just dissappear for no reason in
a foreign land.
Someone needs to talk while there is a
possibility of recovery.
Please make your call to the FBI if you fear
retribution.

Give this family closure!

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
hehe

Huge fire at Istanbul airport

Wednesday, May 24, 2006; Turkey


ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- A massive fire has engulfed
part of Turkey's Istanbul Airport, forcing air traffic to be
suspended.
The fire broke out on Wednesday in the cargo area of the
international Ataturk airport.
No injuries have been reported but ambulances were
standing by.
There were conflicting reports about the cause of the
blaze, but local journalist Gokhan Guvenc told CNN
officials told him an electrical short-circuit was being
blamed.
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TERROR SUSPECT RELEASED!!!

Terror suspect Harkat to be released on bail!!
Updated Wed. May. 24 2006 8:03 AM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
An Algerian native who has been detained for about
three-and-a-half years on suspicion of being an
al Qaeda sleeper was granted bail Tuesday.
Mohamed Harkat is to be fitted with an electronic
monitoring advice, which he must wear at all times, as
part of the strict bail terms set out by the court, a
Federal Court justice ruled Tuesday.

MAY CANADA NEVER LIVE TO REGRET
THIS MOVE...

aaaaaaaRUBAhhhhhhh!!!!

Justice will never be served in

Aruba...
It will be another Show

Mission Impossible 5
if the case is not tried in

NewYork...

!

Person Of Interest

Suspect in Holloway case to be released
Attorney: Casino worker indicted on murder
charge last week
(CNN) -- A man indicted in the Netherlands
on murder charges in the disappearance of
Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway in Aruba
will be released Tuesday but must remain
available for questioning, the man's attorney
said.
Guido Wever, 19, was to appear in court
Tuesday in the Netherlands, an assistant to
attorney Gerard Spong said, but an agreement
reached between Spong and Aruban prosecutor
Karen Janssen negated that hearing.
Under the conditions of the deal, Wever
remains a suspect in Holloway's disappearance.
Earlier, Spong told the Dutch television
network NOS his client was charged last
Wednesday with murder and manslaughter,
"and he is being questioned every day."
Spong said Wever was interviewed as a
witness in June, days after Holloway
disappeared on Aruba, a self-governing
Dutch protectorate in the Caribbean off the
Venezuelan coast.
"He is now a suspect, and the prosecution in
Aruba is wanting him very quickly," the lawyer
said.
Spong said he would ask the court in
The Hague, seat of government of the
Netherlands, to allow Wever to remain in
the Netherlands "because I think that we
can prove or make sure that he is not guilty."
If Wever, a casino worker on the island, is
ordered by the court to be sent to Aruba, it
would not be considered an extradition
since Aruba is a Dutch territory.
Spong said "some witnesses" have identified
Wever as a suspect, "but I think their
statements -- their testimonies -- we can
fight it easily."
Wever never met Holloway, Spong said.
"He claims that he has never seen her, and
he claims that he is completely innocent."
In a written statement, Wever's parents
said they were "appalled" about their
son's indictment.
Wever's parents described themselves as
divorced but "very good friends," and said
they "cannot believe that he could have
anything to do with the case."
They said they hoped "the girl" will be found
alive, and predicted "everything will come
out all right" for their son, whom they
described as "a caring person and very
much liked by all others."
Though "justice should be done," they said,
"we are all innocent until proven guilty.
This counts also for our son."
The parents vowed to hold the news media
accountable for any statements made about
their son without proof.
"We respect freedom of opinion and freedom
of press, but not at our personal expense,"
they said, adding they would not talk to the
news media. Wever is an acquaintance of
Joran van der Sloot, who was once a focus
of the investigation into Holloway's 2005
disappearance, a source close to the case
told CNN.
Dutch authorities have cooperated with
Aruba in the ongoing investigation.
Janssen, the chief prosecutor in Aruba,
declined comment on the arrest, but is
expected to speak to reporters Tuesday.
Under Dutch law, police can hold a suspect
for more than 100 days before filing charges.
Wever's arrest is the 10th made in
connection with the Holloway investigation.
All others held, including van der Sloot,
have been released.
Holloway -- from the Birmingham,
Alabama, suburb of Mountain Brook -- was
celebrating her high school graduation
with about 100 classmates and several
parent chaperones on Aruba when she
disappeared May 30, 2005.
A search of the tiny island by Dutch
marines, the FBI and hundreds of
volunteers failed to find her.
Holloway, 18, was last seen leaving a
nightclub in the Aruba capital, Oranjestad,
with three men -- van der Sloot, then 17, a
Dutch national who is the son of an Aruban
judge, and Surinamese brothers
Deepak Kalpoe, 21, and Satish Kalpoe, 18.
The three -- who have maintained their
innocence -- were arrested the following
month but were released after a judge ruled
there was insufficient evidence to hold
them. In February, Holloway's parents,
Dave Holloway and Beth Twitty, filed a
lawsuit against van der Sloot.
In court documents, the parents accuse
him of "malicious, wanton and willful
disregard of the rights, safety and well-being
of the plaintiffs and their daughter,
Natalee Holloway."
The parents asked for unspecified punitive
damages from the young man and his father.
CNN's Eric Marrapodi contributed to this report.

Victoria Day is here again!!!!

And I get stuck cooking again. I needed a day of rest
but instead I will be working. My Father believes I
should make a turkey so he went out and brought
all the main ingrediants including shrimp?
Turkey stuffed with shrimp? hmmmm

where's that damn groundhog recipe?
Must be faster....

Arrest in the Netherlands...

ANOTHER
PERSON OF INTEREST Last Wednesday in Utrecht, Holland in
The Netherlands, a close friend and tennis partner
of Joran van der Sloot was arrested.
This young man who's name is Guido Wever, worked
at the Casino in the Holiday Inn where Natalee was
staying.
He was questioned last June by the Aruban
authorities and has been a suspect for sometime.
VISIT...
http://arubanboycott.blogspot.com/
They have a fair bit of info that has not been
disclosed on CNN as yet.

Who is he?

Dutch suspect detained on suspicion of
involvement in Natalee Holloway case

Canadian Press
Sunday, May 21, 2006
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Dutch police have
detained a man on suspicion of participating in the
kidnapping and killing of Natalee Holloway last year in
Aruba, the suspect's lawyer said Sunday.
Gerard Sponge said his client, whose name was not
disclosed, was suspected of "assisting in the murder"
of the Alabama high school senior.
The charge is the most severe "in our criminal code,"
Sponge said on the Netherlands national television
broadcaster, NOS.
Holloway was 18 when she went missing in May 2005
during a graduation trip to the Dutch Caribbean island
of Aruba with classmates.
She was last seen leaving a bar with three young men
on May 30.
Dutch marines, the Aruban Coast Guard, the FBI and
hundreds of volunteers have all searched the island
and coastal areas of Aruba for Holloway, to no avail.
The suspect was arrested Wednesday and is being
questioned in the city of Utrecht, Sponge said.
The suspect has not been formally charged.
The questioning was to continue Monday, he said.
Sponge said he planned to file a suit Monday to
prevent his client from being extradited to Aruba.
Karin Janise, a prosecutor in Aruba's public
prosecutor's office, declined to comment on the arrest.
Authorities have previously arrested eight people
in connection with Hallway's disappearance and
then released them for lack of evidence.
Sponge said the suspect is a friend of
Jordan van der Slot - the last person known to have
seen Holloway alive. Van der Slot says he left
Holloway alone on a beach after the pair kissed.
The suspect was questioned three times in Aruba
shortly after Hallway's disappearance and twice
later by Dutch authorities, Sponge said.
Utrecht police spokeswoman Danielle Freedman
said Dutch officials will not comment on the
investigation, which is being carried out under the
authority of Arabian prosecutors.
Hallway's parents are attempting to sue
Van der Slot, 18, in a New York court. Their suit
alleges he imprisoned and sexually assaulted Holloway,
and caused her disappearance.

Another trial and error or is this the final card in the
muddy deck?

RCMP Officers- Above the law?

I found this article quite shocking.
My question is "Are RCMP officers above the law?"
Much ado was done in regards to a Canadian RCMP
officer that was killed by a supposed drunk driver
recently.
A big state funeral and millions attending.
While I feel sympathy for this officer's family, I wonder
how it is that they are allowed to commit a crime
and get such stupid unreasonable sentences.
Respect is earned and we must respect an officer
as he upholds the Laws of our land.
BUT here we have a big BUTT.............
Can I respect a molester?
Can I respect a police officer who targets Gay
bars for protection money?
Can I respect an officer who is caught with
drugs?
Can I respect an officer who rapes native
women?
Zarina
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RCMP officer convicted of sexual assault may
keep his job
Last Updated Fri, 19 May 2006 19:17:26 EDT
CBC News
A senior RCMP officer in New Brunswick has
been given a six-month conditional sentence for
sexual assault.
Insp. Alain Heon was convicted of repeatedly
groping and touching the wife of an officer who
worked for him.
According to internal documents obtained by CBC
News, it's a much harsher penalty than the RCMP
planned to give Heon, who is a district commander
in the province.
He'll serve two months under house arrest and be
entered in the National Sex Offender registry,
but he still has a job with the force, at least for now.
"Discharging Mr. Heon remains a possibility," said
RCMP spokesman Sgt. Terry Kennedy.
"However, no decision has been made today."
Chose fine over dismissal
Before Friday's sentence, the Mounties had a clear
plan to keep Heon on the job.
Internal RCMP documents obtained by CBC
News show,
"The board seriously considered . . .dismissal from
the force."
But in the end, it decided "a fine equal to 20 days
of pay" is "fair to Insp. Heon. . . [and it] clearly
demonstrates the board's reprobation of such
conduct while allowing him to continue to contribute
to the RCMP."
The victim of Heon's sexual assault said
earlier, in a phone interview with CBC
News, that she was outraged that Heon
may end up keeping his job.
The RCMP has dealt with this kind of situation
before. Others kept on the job
Heon's internal discipline report cites four
previous similar cases involving other officers
who were allowed to keep their jobs.
One officer received a "demotion," "counselling"
and "a transfer . . . [for] initiating unwanted sexual
contact with two different women and harassing a
third."
Two other officers received "the confiscation of 10
days pay . . . having initiated unwanted sexual contact
with sleeping women."
Daisy Kler is a crisis worker with Vancouver's Rape
Relief and Women's Shelters.
She says the RCMP's actions send the wrong
message "for ordinary raped and battered women
who are trying to use the RCMP to seek justice
when they know the internal politics within the RCMP
is to accept this behaviour, and that men that do this
behaviour within the RCMP are able to keep their
jobs." Under RCMP rules, if a member receives a
sentence in custody, the force does have the discretion
to fire the officer. Now that Heon has been sentenced
to house arrest, the RCMP administration will be
meeting to decide if he'll be fired.
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CANADIANS WAKE UP AND SMELL THE
ROSES!!!
Are we being taken advantage of?

Murderer given day parole.... WHY?

Colin Thatcher has spent more than 21 years in prison for
the 1983 murder of his ex-wife, JoAnn Wilson, in Regina.
He has always denied killing her, or hiring someone to kill
her.
Wilson's body was found in the garage of her Regina
home on Jan. 21, 1983. The 43-year-old woman had
been beaten and shot in the head.
Thatcher was a member of the Saskatchewan legislature
who had resigned as the Conservative energy minister
four days before Wilson died.
For four years leading up to the murder, Wilson and
Thatcher had been involved in a bitter struggle over
the terms of their divorce and child-custody
agreement.
TIMELINE- INTERESTING STUFF...
It took almost 16 months for Regina police to gather enough
evidence to charge Colin Thatcher with first-degree murder
in the killing of his ex-wife, JoAnn Wilson. She was beaten
and shot in the head in the garage of her home on
Jan. 21, 1983.
Thatcher and Wilson were divorced three years earlier and
had gone through an acrimonious – and very public – custody
battle.
They had been married for 17 years and had three children,
Greg, Regan and Stephanie.
Wilson remarried a year after the divorce. On May 17, 1981,
Wilson was shot in the shoulder when someone fired a
high-powered rifle through her kitchen window.
She spent three weeks in hospital. No one was arrested in
that incident.
Two months later, she agreed to give up custody of her
youngest child and to accept half of the $1 million
originally ordered by the courts in her divorce agreement.
She said she wanted to end the bitter battle with her
ex-husband.

WELL WHAT CAN I SAY?
This man is dangerous and should be ordered
to stay away from women.

Protect the vulnerable...

Theresa Merrie Innes was last seen alive in High Level.
Can anyone help the police?????????
Keeping quiet may come back to haunt you one day
Who is responsible for the deaths of 15 women?
RCMP-led task force has made one arrest, but
suspect is not linked to other killings
Since 1997, the bodies of several female Edmonton
prostitutes have been found within kilometres of
yesterday's crime scene on a country road leading
into the small city of Fort Saskatchewan.
"This is a very sensitive issue for this area.
This will raise concerns for the loved ones of
anyone who lives a high-risk lifestyle," RCMP
Corporal Wayne Oakes said shortly after the remains
were discovered.........
SOMEONE IS KILLING SOMEBODY ELSES CHILDREN!!!
AND REGARDLESS OF THEIR LIFESTYLES
NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO JUDGE AND TAKE
THEIR LIVES!!!!!!

THE VICTIMS ARE HUMAN LIKE US.
When a chosen victim is finally killed by accident...
(assumed working the street)
will we all get up and take notice?

IT WILL BE TOO LATE THEN!!

A Canadian Hero...

Captain Nichola Goddard was
Canada's first woman combat
fatality since World War II.






May God give this Family the strength to Carry on during
this difficult time.

B.C. girl has been abducted!!!!!

ARMSTRONG, B.C. — Police continued
to scour the fields yesterday near a
strip mall in the small town of
Armstrong in the B.C. Interior but
there appeared to be few clues to
the apparent abduction of an
11-year-old girl.
Carmen Kados was last seen on
Tuesday evening after she rented
a DVD of the movie Chicken Little
from a Video Express.
“She simply disappeared,”
RCMP Corporal Henry Proce
said. The girl's scooter, the DVD
— “along with other possessions”
— were found behind a provincial
liquor store outlet and a local
cheese store, about 200 metres
from the video store.....
A store employee said the girl
indicated that she had fallen off the scooter, resulting in a minor scrape.
When the employee asked Carmen whether she wanted to use the
washroom to clean up, the girl at first declined and then returned to the
store and used the facility.
The store employee said Carmen was often there to rent movies,
although she was usually accompanied by her sister. Even when
the girl came to the store on her own, it was not considered
unusual.
“This is a town where everyone knows everyone,” the employee
said.
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The location where the girl's possessions were found is just
off the highway from Vernon. About 20 police officers and
search-and-rescue personnel were meticulously searching
a nearby field and several rail cars. Late yesterday
afternoon, police sealed off a section of the road leading
from the strip mall to the highway.
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Another nasty individual is loose.... Canada has just got to stop
these unnaturals from roaming free. They should be locked
away in a compound with themselves. A liitle town where all
thier own type. They should be sterilized and kept away from
decent society.

CANADIANS HELP FIND THIS GIRL!!!!!!

FOUND, FOUND, FOUND

ARMSTRONG, B.C. -- An 11-year-old girl abducted after
she rented a movie has been found safe 36 hours after she
disappeared but some say this small town will never be
the same after what happened.
RCMP Cpl. Henry Proce told a news conference that the
suspected abductor, who hasn't yet been identified, and
Carmen Kados, were located separately early Thursday.

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Even in the Caymans Islands.....

The Holloway case comes across as Fishy.

Reprinted from Caribbean Net
Newscaribbeannetnews.com
Natalee Holloway’s disappearance heading for
the cold case files?
Monday, August 1, 2005
GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: It is a case that has
drawn an international audience as people, in varying
languages, ask one question:
Where really, is Natalee Holloway?
One of the journalists who covered the case in its
early stages, was our own senior correspondent,
Norman ‘Gus’ Thomas, who is firm in the view that
the Holloway matter is on its way to what he calls
the 'cold case files'.
It is a case that brought together some of what are
said to be the best investigators on earth with their
sniffer dogs, ground-penetrating radar, sonar rigs,
etc. Yet all this, up to this point in time, has failed as the
case now goes into another month.
Now, with a whopping US$1 million reward dangling
before them, the latest in this ongoing saga is that
authorities on Aruba are currently looking at a landfill
where one witness claims he saw a body being
dumped or buried there.
Prior to this, hopes rose high when the draining of a
lake took place in an ongoing search for evidence.
Alas, nothing.
Thomas argues that from day one something seemed
wrong, going on to add that there were several twists
in the tale which became more entangled as time went by.
Thomas summarized his view by highlighting
some of the events in Aruba while posing some very
searching questions.
"Do not forget that there was a report coming from
the assistant Commissioner of Police stating that there
was a confession, added to that it was also stated
that one of the three suspects was actually leading
the police to the site.
Shortly after that statement became public, a press
conference was held in which one senior government
official made no reference to the Assistant
Commissioner's statement, choosing rather, to say
that the authorities were at a critical juncture in the
investigations.
“I spoke with the police but all I was told is that no
confession was made. It begs the question
therefore, if the statement was incorrect, did the
high ranking police officer lie?
If so, why wasn't a public apology made?
“The main suspect, the son of a would be judge, gave
different stories at different times. All of these, to
my mind, create doubt and suspicion. As a result of
this, confusion now reigns in this case, which is
indeed sad and sickening.
“The island of Aruba and, by extension, the Caribbean
has suffered, all because one or several persons
have refused to speak the truth, while others
prefer to play politics with the possible death of a
brilliant and beautiful human being.
This is indeed a tragedy.
“One that has soured relations between Aruba’ as
well as the entire Caribbean region and the
United States of America," said a very
passionate Thomas.

Lawyers argue in New York ...

Lawyers argue in New York
over Natalee Holloway civil trial site
By SAMUEL MAULL
Associated Press WriterMay 17, 2006
NEW YORK -- The mother of Natalee Holloway, the Alabama
teen who vanished in Aruba, heard arguments in court for
the first time Wednesday about whether the trial of her
lawsuit over her daughter's disappearance should be
held in New York.
Holloway, of Mountain Brook, Ala., was 18 when she went
missing in May 2005 during a high school graduation trip
to the Dutch Caribbean island with classmates. In February,
her parents, Elizabeth Twitty, of Alabama, and Dave Holloway,
of Mississippi, sued Joran van der Sloot, who was questioned
about the teen's disappearance, and his father,
The parents' lawsuit accused Joran van der Sloot, 18, of
imprisoning and sexually assaulting their daughter and
causing her disappearance. It also said his father had
enabled his delinquent behavior, including the Dutch
youth's underage drinking.
Yes they took the responsibility for Natalee
when they took her away from her friends…
The Liability is with them as it led to whatever
events occurred.
A lawyer for the van der Sloots, Joseph Tacopina, told the
court the case should be dismissed or sent to Aruba.
Where it will be swept under the rug as usual?
Sorry, not happening......
He argued that the parties, the witnesses, the physical
evidence and the events that led to the lawsuit have no
connection to New York.
HEY HEY NEW YORK was the place they chose for
their interview? AMERICAN SOIL.....
Natalee is an American Citizen and New York is
American soil.

Hit the link for the rest of the story...

Humour in the eye of the Beholder...

I Had the LUCK if you wanna call it that, to be the taster of
Some of the newly baked Goods from Anita’s bake Shoppe.

And I really think she should go back to Chef School.. Yuk

Obedience Cake.
– A total flop. It sure didn’t listen to her.

Aruba’s Surprise Cake.
Unfortunately she could not remember the recipe but
Guarantees a surprise taste each time

By the Beach Cupcakes…
only problem both the cupcakes
and recipe mysteriously vanished……..hmmm odd

Shoeless Pie-
She was unable to finish the filling as she ran
out of ingredients. Much too big in my opinion

Judge’s Tarts-
Hard to digest. Unable to understand the makeup
of the ingredients. and boy is it bitter.

ALE Cheescake-
Odd odor coming from it. Hope she did not use
Shark meat in it. Phewie

Court May Dismissing Holloway Case?

JUST WHEN THINGS COULD NOT GET WORSE...
NBC13.com
Court Considers Dismissing Holloway Lawsuit
POSTED: 1:49 pm CDT May 16, 2006
UPDATED: 7:57 pm CDT May 16, 2006
A lawsuit filed in February by the parents of missing
Mountain Brook teen Natalie Holloway will be the
subject of dismissal arguments Wednesday at
New York's Supreme Court.
Beth Twitty and Dave Holloway are seeking undisclosed
monetary damages from the family of Dutch national
Joran Van der Sloot, who is considered a prime
suspect in the case.
Natalie Holloway vanished in Aruba one year ago.

WILL HER PARENTS EVER GET JUSTICE?
This cannot happen. This case has gone on long enough
and as long as Joran and his cohorts are brandied
I will be happy...
They must admit where she is or face a life of their faces
continually on the blogs.
thank you http://blogsfornatalee.com/
for the link to source......
Can anyone think of anything that we can do to help
this case to go on...for justice to be served?
LEGAL MEANS, PLEASE...

BODY IN A BARREL IN IOWA....

I was tinkering around with last minute chores
when I heard Nancy Grace's voice and a mention
of a body found in a barrel in IOWA.
WOW of course I raced over to check it all out.

NANCY GRACE, HOST: Tonight, murder mystery
in Iowa. Hunters stumble on female skeleton
remains discovered in a 55-gallon barrel.
That`s right, a body in a barrel. We know that
she`s 5-8, approximately 28 years of age, with
light brown hair.
Interested parties tonight on pins and
needles, waiting for an ID to be made.
In the area, there are three known missing
women, and she`s not one of them.........

Nancy of course questioned her guests as to
there every little move and to attepmts made to
find out the characteristics of the victim.
She also asked why they thought the victim
was Caucasian?

GRACE: Like what? What, what? I want to
hear this. How can you look at a skeleton
and determine race?

video clip:-
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They were looking for
mushrooms in a field north of Council Bluffs
when they stumbled upon a mystery.
What the two mushroom hunters found was a
55-gallon barrel similar to this one.
Investigators believe, at some point, the barrel
was under water.
Part of the barrel had also rusted out, which
enabled them to look inside.

READ THE TRANSCRIPS- hit the link...

$50K reward in Creba slaying...

Witnesses already under protection, police
reveal...
$50K reward in Creba slaying
May 16, 2006. 11:17 AM
BETSY POWELL
STAFF REPORTER
Toronto Police are offering a $50,000 for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects in the
Boxing Day slaying of 15-year-old Jane Creba.
Staff Insp. Brian Raybould, head of the homicide
squad, also revealed for the first time today that a
number of witnesses who have come forward with
information are already in witness protection.
"At this point in our investigations there are a
number of people who we know ... who have
information relative to the people who were shooting
on Yonge Street on Boxing Day," he told a news
conference.
"We have been unable, for a number of reasons, to
have these people come forward in the numbers
and in the detail that we need to conclude this
investigation successfully."
Two men arrested within an hour of the shooting
in a car at Castle Frank subway station remain in
custody.
A gun was seized and the pair are charged with
firearm offences relating to the shootout.
Raybould wouldn't confirm whether they are
considered suspects in the homicide.
More than a month ago police released photos of a
man in a tan suit who was at the Eaton Centre and
an area hospital the night of the shooting.
He has still not come forward, Raybould said.
Raybould said the Creba family are coping with their
loss and intend to maintain their silence in the case.

I am glad to see The Toronto Police are still
investigating this case.......

DO YOU HAVE A DRINKING PROBLEM?

Browsing the web I found this link.
It's a fact that many of us drink. While some
people drink moderately, some are Definitely
out of control.
Visit the link to do the test to see if you have
your drinking under control.
Alcohol affects all of us differently.
Alcohol causes things to happen.......
STAY SAFE!!!

Is Aruba Sending Smoke Signals?

I was surprised to
see a tourist article
for Aruba on
Aruba Tourism
site...
tittled Bonbini

Bonbini, in our native
language of Papiamento,
means "Welcome". Welcome to Aruba.
The word is ours. But we like to think the meaning is
universal.
huh like hell it is...
Our beaches curve like an Aruban smile along the
western shores, soft and white and fringed with
palm trees, sloping gently toward the calm transparent
turquoise of the Caribbean.
The waves of the windward coast crash like incessant
thunder against the northern cliffs, carving high, arched
coral bridges and deep, dark secret limestone grottoes.
Between the two extremes, in a desert landscape
where the cacti grow to the height of a man, great
building-sized tumbles of boulders stand like the
lagacy of some ancient, angry god.
Winding roads lead to rocky passes and hidden coves,
or sometimes to nowhere at all.
As in the case of Natalee Holloway ... the road is still
missing...
Giant green parakeets call to their mates, and troupials
flash brilliant orange against the deep blue of the
Caribbean sky.
This is not the Caribbean as usual.
This is Aruba!
Say that again ...... And warn others away ....
And if its true that opposites attract, then this could well
be the most attractive island of them all.
And you know what it says of beauty being skin deep.
The fact is, if you're looking for it, and if it has anything to
do with a great Caribbean getaway, you can probably
find it here in Aruba.
As you explore, as you get to know Aruba, you'll soon
begin to notice the smiling faces everywhere.
Real smiles.
Gracious smiles.
Sheer-joy-of-living smiles.
Maybe it's really a laugh ... As they laugh at our
Stupidity for trusting them.
Aruba, as any traveler here will tell you, must surely be
among the most welcoming places on Earth.
Maybe its the Dutch tradition of hospitality. Maybe its
the long and prosperous history of the island.
Maybe its the year-round warmth of the sunshine
and the fresh breezes of the tradewinds.
More than likely, its all those things and more.
Maybe its the residents who when you visit... want
to keep you forever...
But whatever it is, its absolutely true: Aruba is a
genuinely happy place to be.
And the people who live here, in the cities, in the
villages, in the countryside, are genuinely happy
to be sharing it with you.
Well let's begin by sharing Natalee Holloways
whereabouts ...
So, sit back, relax and explore our website, where
you will find many things to do, places to go and
things to see, as well as important information to
help you plan your visit to Aruba,
"One Happy Island".
Clearly Aruba has good mad... from one safe
island to one happy island?
Exactly what are they happy about???

LIES LIES LIES

NO ACTIVITY STILL IN ARUBA...

I am so tired and I am late as usual but I wanted
to still blog before leaving for work
Its gonna be a hell of of a long day and I won't
have any other time....
A team of four senior Mexican police investigators
begins a three-day visit with Canadian
law-enforcement officials today regarding the
unsolved double murder of Nancy and
Domenic Ianiero of Woodbridge.
Any hope of this case being solved looks non existant
The police offices are late in looking for clus and this
seems to mirror Aruba's lack of concern
for Natalee Holloway.

Aruba thinks they are safe......
NO ARUBA IT HAS JUST BEGUN........
WE ARE STILL ON THE TRACK OF NATALEE
HOLLOWAY... AND THE BLAME STill LIES
WITH YOU ARUBA.

IT'S A MIRACLE!...

I have been looking for a second job lately... hmm

Fri May 12, 9:03 AM ET
A wheelchair-bound Los Angeles woman, who
has repeatedly filed lawsuits over access for
the disabled, got up and ran after police
arrested her for fraud, authorities said on
Thursday.
Laura Lee Medley, 35, had sued in at least
four California cities over injuries she claimed
she sustained while trying to navigate her
wheelchair before she was suspected of fraud.
Medley, who claimed to be paralyzed from a
drunk driving accident, was tracked to
Las Vegas where police there took her into
custody and then, when she complained of
medical issues, to a local hospital,
Long Beach prosecutor Belinda Mayes said.
"She gets to the hospital and while she's
waiting for an examination, she gets up
from the chair and runs," Mayes said.
Somebody remarked,
"That's where the great miracle occurred."
Medley sprinted through the hospital
corridors but was quickly apprehended by
police and booked pending extradition to
San Bernardino, southern California, where
she is facing charges of filing false
documents, attempted grand theft and
insurance fraud.
Medley has sued the cities of Long Beach
and South Pasadena and counties of
San Bernardino and Riverside over various
injuries she claimed she sustained in her
wheelchair.
She was also being sought on arrest warrants
by the states of Oregon and Washington,
Mayes said.