Still working on the colors LOL
Friday, March 10, 2006
Its time to pay the piper!
Dutch lawyer moves to toss Holloway suit
3/8/2006, 10:27 p.m. ET
By SAMUEL MAULL The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — The lawyer for a Dutch youth
questioned in the disappearance of a young
Alabama woman in Aruba moved on Wednesday
to dismiss a lawsuit filed by her parents.
Attorney Joseph Tacopina filed papers on behalf of
Joran van der Sloot and his father, saying the lawsuit,
which was filed in Manhattan, should be thrown out
because the case has no connection to New York.
State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Kapnick agreed
to hear arguments on the motion on May 17.
Natalee Holloway, 18, was last seen May 30 leaving
a bar on the Dutch island with van der Sloot and
two friends. Her body has not been found and no
one has been charged.
Last month, Holloway's parents sued Van der Sloot and
his father, Paulus, for unspecified money damages in
connection with her disappearance.
Elizabeth Ann Twitty, of Alabama, and Dave Edward
Holloway, of Mississippi, say Joran van der Sloot
imprisoned and sexually assaulted their daughter
and was responsible for her disappearance.
The van der Sloots were served with a summons
while in New York, where the son gave television
interviews about the case.
Tacopina's motion papers say the van der Sloots
deny the allegations.
"My clients and I are sympathetic to the fact the
plaintiffs do not know the present whereabouts of
their daughter,"
Tacopina said in the papers. However, he says,
"neither the plaintiffs' hardship nor the vast media
attention" this case has attracted "should serve to
prevent the proper dismissal of this case."
The papers say Aruban law must be applied to the
case.
Joran van der Sloot and brothers Deepak Kalpoe, 21,
and Satish Kalpoe, 18 were arrested June 9 on
suspicion of involvement in Holloway's disappearance.
Joran Van der Sloot admitted he was with the teen but
denied any wrongdoing.
All were released.
Tacopina said Joran van der Sloot had returned to
school in Holland and his father was home in Aruba.
A lawyer for the Holloway family did not return calls for
comment.
3/8/2006, 10:27 p.m. ET
By SAMUEL MAULL The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — The lawyer for a Dutch youth
questioned in the disappearance of a young
Alabama woman in Aruba moved on Wednesday
to dismiss a lawsuit filed by her parents.
Attorney Joseph Tacopina filed papers on behalf of
Joran van der Sloot and his father, saying the lawsuit,
which was filed in Manhattan, should be thrown out
because the case has no connection to New York.
State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Kapnick agreed
to hear arguments on the motion on May 17.
Natalee Holloway, 18, was last seen May 30 leaving
a bar on the Dutch island with van der Sloot and
two friends. Her body has not been found and no
one has been charged.
Last month, Holloway's parents sued Van der Sloot and
his father, Paulus, for unspecified money damages in
connection with her disappearance.
Elizabeth Ann Twitty, of Alabama, and Dave Edward
Holloway, of Mississippi, say Joran van der Sloot
imprisoned and sexually assaulted their daughter
and was responsible for her disappearance.
The van der Sloots were served with a summons
while in New York, where the son gave television
interviews about the case.
Tacopina's motion papers say the van der Sloots
deny the allegations.
"My clients and I are sympathetic to the fact the
plaintiffs do not know the present whereabouts of
their daughter,"
Tacopina said in the papers. However, he says,
"neither the plaintiffs' hardship nor the vast media
attention" this case has attracted "should serve to
prevent the proper dismissal of this case."
The papers say Aruban law must be applied to the
case.
Joran van der Sloot and brothers Deepak Kalpoe, 21,
and Satish Kalpoe, 18 were arrested June 9 on
suspicion of involvement in Holloway's disappearance.
Joran Van der Sloot admitted he was with the teen but
denied any wrongdoing.
All were released.
Tacopina said Joran van der Sloot had returned to
school in Holland and his father was home in Aruba.
A lawyer for the Holloway family did not return calls for
comment.
Its time to pay the piper!
We will not give up the chase!!!
link:
http://www.al.com/newsflash/regional/index.ssf?/base/
national-60/1141875611214460.xml&storylist=missinggirl
Here is the reply from Jorans
lawyer regarding
the law suit:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~dugo/doc2.pdf
A TRUE MARTRY
FBI: Body of U.S. hostage found in Iraq
Tom Fox among four Christian peace
activists kidnapped last year
Saturday, March 11, 2006
Posted: 0319 GMT (1119 HKT)
LINK:
http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/03/10/fox.killed/
Pardon Prayer
"This prayer was taught by the Angel of Peace to the
Pardon Prayer
"This prayer was taught by the Angel of Peace to the
3 children of Fatima during his first apparition in 1916."
My God, I believe,
My God, I believe,
I adore,
I hope, and
I love Thee.
I ask pardon for those
who do not believe,
do not adore,
do not hope,
and do not
love Thee.
Amen.
THIS MAN IS A TRUE MARTYR!!!
When I think of the suicide bombers
and killers who believe their
GOD will reward them.... I feel
sorrow and pain for what
truly awaits these people.
Suicide is the greatest sin
next to taking a life.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Rape is wrong... No matter what
Missing New Jersey teen found
Girl disappeared Monday, text-messaged pleas
for help
From Ronni Berke CNN
NEW YORK (CNN) -- A 13-year-old New Jersey girl missing
since Monday was found Thursday in New York City, and
told police she had been raped.
Text messages had been sent Monday from the girl's
phone to her mother's cell phone pleading for help
after the girl vanished on her way to school.
The girl was being evaluated "mentally and physically,"
said Robert Troy, chief of police of the Jersey City Police
Department.
Missing since Monday, the girl called her parents
Thursday at 1 a.m. and told them she didn't know
where she was, but thought she was in Manhattan, her
father said.
A New York City cab driver then spoke to the parents
and took the girl to the hospital, her father said.
New York police said the girl told them she had been
raped.
Three men, two 19-year-olds and a 20-year-old, were
being questioned by Jersey City police.
The girl had met the 20-year-old at New Jersey's
Newport Mall and arranged to meet with him Monday,
Troy said.
The men acknowledged seeing the girl Monday, but
said they left her at 2:30 p.m., and don't know what
happened to her after that, police said.
They reported to the police station voluntarily for
questioning, Troy said.
State police, who assisted Jersey City police in culling
evidence from the girl's home computer, said
"she was visiting a lot of sites she shouldn't have
been visiting," Troy added.
Asked earlier whether the girl's alleged abduction may
have been a hoax, Troy said, "We really can't be
conclusive on what our opinion is at this point."
The text messages sent to the girl's mother's phone
said: "Mom help, I can only make one text message ...
he's gonna take my phone away," one read.
Others said, "Help mom, I'm scared and I don't know
where I am ... I know I'm in a house ... someone was
following me and I just don't remember what happened."
The girl's mother said she received the last text
message about 8 p.m. Monday. In it, the girl wrote
that she "was being taken to New York," Troy said.
Jersey City police said the New York City police will
question the girl because she said that two men in
New York had assaulted her.
She will then be taken to the juvenile division of the
Jersey City police for additional questioning, police
said.
Unfortunately teens take horrid risks.
I onlyhope this does not let people think
if a child is led astray she deserves to be
raped or killed!!!!!!!!
link:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/03/09/missing.girl/index.html
Girl disappeared Monday, text-messaged pleas
for help
From Ronni Berke CNN
NEW YORK (CNN) -- A 13-year-old New Jersey girl missing
since Monday was found Thursday in New York City, and
told police she had been raped.
Text messages had been sent Monday from the girl's
phone to her mother's cell phone pleading for help
after the girl vanished on her way to school.
The girl was being evaluated "mentally and physically,"
said Robert Troy, chief of police of the Jersey City Police
Department.
Missing since Monday, the girl called her parents
Thursday at 1 a.m. and told them she didn't know
where she was, but thought she was in Manhattan, her
father said.
A New York City cab driver then spoke to the parents
and took the girl to the hospital, her father said.
New York police said the girl told them she had been
raped.
Three men, two 19-year-olds and a 20-year-old, were
being questioned by Jersey City police.
The girl had met the 20-year-old at New Jersey's
Newport Mall and arranged to meet with him Monday,
Troy said.
The men acknowledged seeing the girl Monday, but
said they left her at 2:30 p.m., and don't know what
happened to her after that, police said.
They reported to the police station voluntarily for
questioning, Troy said.
State police, who assisted Jersey City police in culling
evidence from the girl's home computer, said
"she was visiting a lot of sites she shouldn't have
been visiting," Troy added.
Asked earlier whether the girl's alleged abduction may
have been a hoax, Troy said, "We really can't be
conclusive on what our opinion is at this point."
The text messages sent to the girl's mother's phone
said: "Mom help, I can only make one text message ...
he's gonna take my phone away," one read.
Others said, "Help mom, I'm scared and I don't know
where I am ... I know I'm in a house ... someone was
following me and I just don't remember what happened."
The girl's mother said she received the last text
message about 8 p.m. Monday. In it, the girl wrote
that she "was being taken to New York," Troy said.
Jersey City police said the New York City police will
question the girl because she said that two men in
New York had assaulted her.
She will then be taken to the juvenile division of the
Jersey City police for additional questioning, police
said.
Unfortunately teens take horrid risks.
I onlyhope this does not let people think
if a child is led astray she deserves to be
raped or killed!!!!!!!!
link:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/03/09/missing.girl/index.html
INTERNET FAILURE!!!!!
Unfortunately it was not possible to post this morning
as my internet services was down.
Posting at 5am in the morning is the best time for me so
you can imagine my rage this morning.
aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhdrajjajjaaaaaaaaaaa
as my internet services was down.
Posting at 5am in the morning is the best time for me so
you can imagine my rage this morning.
aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhdrajjajjaaaaaaaaaaa
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Canada's troops to stay, says PM
Canada's troops to stay, says PM
Harper expects national support
Drugs help fund terrorist attacks
Mar. 8, 2006. 01:00 AM
BRUCE CAMPION-SMITH
OTTAWA BUREAU
OTTAWA—Canada won't "cut and run" from its
increasingly dangerous mission in Afghanistan,
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said.
Speaking after a troubling week that has seen
troops killed and injured in accidents and attacks
while on patrol in the Kandahar region, Harper
reiterated his support and signalled that he
expects all Canadians to back the military effort
as well.
"Canadians don't cut and run at the first sign
of trouble.
That's the nature of this country and when we
send troops into the field, I expect Canadians to
support those troops," Harper told reporters
yesterday after a cabinet meeting.
He headed off any move from the Liberals to
question the mission, noting that it was their
decision that sent more than 2,000 troops to
Kandahar for a year-long deployment that
ends next March.
At the same time, Harper downplayed warnings
from the military leadership that Canada could
be in Afghanistan for up to a decade to combat
a determined insurgency and assist an
impoverished population.
While Harper said he expects to get the
"best advice" from commanders, he made it
clear that cabinet will have the final say on
when Canadian troops leave Afghanistan.
"I have the highest regard for our military and
military leadership, but decisions on
deployments are always made in the end by
civilian authorities," he said.
"The elected government will make the decision."
Meanwhile, a top-secret Canadian threat
assessment warns that Afghanistan's lucrative
narcotics trade is helping fund terrorist
attacks in the country.
Analysts with the federal Integrated Threat
Assessment Centre prepared a classified
evaluation early last summer spelling out the
links between such terrorist activity and the
Asian country's vast poppy fields that yield
opium, the main ingredient of heroin.
A heavily edited version of the June report,
"Afghanistan: Narcotics Profits Integral to
Militant Attacks," was obtained by
The Canadian Press under the Access to
Information Act.
"The Afghan narcotics industry is thriving,"
the report says.
"In 2004, 10 per cent of Afghanistan's
population, 2.3 million people, were involved
in poppy cultivation."
The Afghan drug trade was worth $2.8 billion
(U.S.) in 2004, more than doubling in value since
2002, the report notes.
The threat assessment centre, housed at
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
headquarters in Ottawa, includes representatives
of several federal agencies, including CSIS,
Public Safety, the RCMP, Defence and
Foreign Affairs, as well as the Ontario Provincial
Police.
With files from Canadian Press
link:
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?
pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_PrintFriendly&c=
Article&cid=1141771814242&call_pageid=968332188774
Harper expects national support
Drugs help fund terrorist attacks
Mar. 8, 2006. 01:00 AM
BRUCE CAMPION-SMITH
OTTAWA BUREAU
OTTAWA—Canada won't "cut and run" from its
increasingly dangerous mission in Afghanistan,
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said.
Speaking after a troubling week that has seen
troops killed and injured in accidents and attacks
while on patrol in the Kandahar region, Harper
reiterated his support and signalled that he
expects all Canadians to back the military effort
as well.
"Canadians don't cut and run at the first sign
of trouble.
That's the nature of this country and when we
send troops into the field, I expect Canadians to
support those troops," Harper told reporters
yesterday after a cabinet meeting.
He headed off any move from the Liberals to
question the mission, noting that it was their
decision that sent more than 2,000 troops to
Kandahar for a year-long deployment that
ends next March.
At the same time, Harper downplayed warnings
from the military leadership that Canada could
be in Afghanistan for up to a decade to combat
a determined insurgency and assist an
impoverished population.
While Harper said he expects to get the
"best advice" from commanders, he made it
clear that cabinet will have the final say on
when Canadian troops leave Afghanistan.
"I have the highest regard for our military and
military leadership, but decisions on
deployments are always made in the end by
civilian authorities," he said.
"The elected government will make the decision."
Meanwhile, a top-secret Canadian threat
assessment warns that Afghanistan's lucrative
narcotics trade is helping fund terrorist
attacks in the country.
Analysts with the federal Integrated Threat
Assessment Centre prepared a classified
evaluation early last summer spelling out the
links between such terrorist activity and the
Asian country's vast poppy fields that yield
opium, the main ingredient of heroin.
A heavily edited version of the June report,
"Afghanistan: Narcotics Profits Integral to
Militant Attacks," was obtained by
The Canadian Press under the Access to
Information Act.
"The Afghan narcotics industry is thriving,"
the report says.
"In 2004, 10 per cent of Afghanistan's
population, 2.3 million people, were involved
in poppy cultivation."
The Afghan drug trade was worth $2.8 billion
(U.S.) in 2004, more than doubling in value since
2002, the report notes.
The threat assessment centre, housed at
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
headquarters in Ottawa, includes representatives
of several federal agencies, including CSIS,
Public Safety, the RCMP, Defence and
Foreign Affairs, as well as the Ontario Provincial
Police.
With files from Canadian Press
link:
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?
pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_PrintFriendly&c=
Article&cid=1141771814242&call_pageid=968332188774
Resort Workers Sought in Ianiero case...
Toronto media reports suggest police are looking
for two security guards and two cleaners, who
have not reported for work since Dominic and
Nancy Ianiero were found slain in their hotel
room near Cancun just over two weeks ago.
The reports, quoting Mexican sources, say
investigators want to question the workers
about their whereabouts on the night the
Ianieros' throats were slit.
LINK:
http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2006/03/08/ianiero-mexico0060308.html
for two security guards and two cleaners, who
have not reported for work since Dominic and
Nancy Ianiero were found slain in their hotel
room near Cancun just over two weeks ago.
The reports, quoting Mexican sources, say
investigators want to question the workers
about their whereabouts on the night the
Ianieros' throats were slit.
LINK:
http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2006/03/08/ianiero-mexico0060308.html
N.S. kayaker found in German canal
Body of missing N.S. kayaker found in German canal
Last Updated Wed, 08 Mar 2006 13:24:02 EST
CBC News
Police in Germany have recovered the body of a
young woman from Nova Scotia who disappeared while
kayaking more than two weeks ago.
A man working on the Datteln-Hamm canal found
Tiffany Tanner's body in a harbour along the canal.
...
Investigators will know more when the autopsy
results are back on Thursday, he said
LINK:
http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/03/08/kayaker_ns060308.html
This is a relief although it is not good news.
My sympathy goes out to her family.
Birds and the Bees Up Date!!!
A little boy goes to his father and asks:
"Daddy, how was I born?" The father answers:
"Well, son, I guess one day you will need to find
out anyway. Your Mom and I first got together in a
chat room on Yahoo. Then I set up a date via e-mail
with your Mom and we met at a cyber-cafe.
We sneaked into a secluded room, I upgraded my
floppy to a stiffy and then your Mom agreed to do
a download from my hard drive.
As soon as I was ready to upload, we discovered that
neither one of us had used a firewall, and since
it was too late to hit the delete button, nine months
later a blessed little Pop-up appeared and said:
"You've Got Male!"
SORRY ALL I HAVE THE FLU AND I AM
DOWN AND OUT IN TORONTO ...LOL
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
ON THE RECORD PART3
Transcript:
Joran van der Sloot Goes 'On the Record,' Part 3
LINK:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186880,00.html
VAN DER SLOOT:
No evidence at all to prove anything, not to say that she's
alive or not to say that something happened to her.
I mean, deep down — deep down inside, I don't think —
I don't know that she's — she's alive anymore.
JORAN YOU SHOULD KNOW.
...
VAN DER SLOOT
: No, that's exactly what I said. I mean, there were couples
there on the beach. I mean, you know, please, come forward.
You know, talk to the police. There was a couple that
walked by when we were there on the beach. I mean, it's not
— it's not like it's a deserted beach. It's a crowded area where
there's a lot of people. You know, just come forward and
talk to the — you know, tell the police everything you know.
It's just very important.
SO WHERE ARE THEY? THE WITNESSES?
WHY LEAVE THE SHOES?
WHY NATALEE?
Joran van der Sloot Goes 'On the Record,' Part 3
LINK:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186880,00.html
VAN DER SLOOT:
No evidence at all to prove anything, not to say that she's
alive or not to say that something happened to her.
I mean, deep down — deep down inside, I don't think —
I don't know that she's — she's alive anymore.
JORAN YOU SHOULD KNOW.
...
VAN DER SLOOT
: No, that's exactly what I said. I mean, there were couples
there on the beach. I mean, you know, please, come forward.
You know, talk to the police. There was a couple that
walked by when we were there on the beach. I mean, it's not
— it's not like it's a deserted beach. It's a crowded area where
there's a lot of people. You know, just come forward and
talk to the — you know, tell the police everything you know.
It's just very important.
SO WHERE ARE THEY? THE WITNESSES?
WHY LEAVE THE SHOES?
WHY NATALEE?
Monday, March 06, 2006
INTENSE QUESTIONING ...
WOODBRIDGE -- As soon as family and friends say their
final goodbyes to a slain Woodbridge couple at a funeral
today, police will begin questioning the wedding party
that accompanied them to Mexico, one by one.
York Regional Police Sgt. Sandra Staley told the
Toronto Sun yesterday that police haven't yet begun
interviewing the 16-member party in order to give
family and friends time to grieve.
But once they've said their final goodbyes, travelers
who accompanied the Ianieros to a five-star resort
for the wedding of their daughter Lily can expect to
undergo intense police interviews.
LINK:
http://www.torontosun.com/News/TorontoAndGTA/2006/03/06/1474993-sun.html
final goodbyes to a slain Woodbridge couple at a funeral
today, police will begin questioning the wedding party
that accompanied them to Mexico, one by one.
York Regional Police Sgt. Sandra Staley told the
Toronto Sun yesterday that police haven't yet begun
interviewing the 16-member party in order to give
family and friends time to grieve.
But once they've said their final goodbyes, travelers
who accompanied the Ianieros to a five-star resort
for the wedding of their daughter Lily can expect to
undergo intense police interviews.
LINK:
http://www.torontosun.com/News/TorontoAndGTA/2006/03/06/1474993-sun.html
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Mexican Murders -focus shifts
CTV.ca News Staff
Updated: Sat. Mar. 4 2006 11:59 AM ET
Friends and family gathered at a funeral home in
Woodbridge, Ontario, Saturday for the visitation of a
Canadian couple murdered at a Mexican resort.
...
But Mexican law enforcement officials have begun to shift
the focus of the investigation from two Thunder Bay,
Ontario, women who stayed in the hotel room across the
hall from the Ianieros, to friends and family attending the
wedding of the couple's daughter, Lily, the Globe and Mail
reported Saturday.
York Region police have received a formal request by the
RCMP to question members of the wedding party,
according to reports.
I SAW THIS COMING!
A mexican native would have taken jewelry and money.
A ----------- member would ensure the jewelry stayed in
the family. EEK hope I am wrong.
link:
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews
/20060304/Ianiero_visitation_060304/20060305?
hub=TopStories
JORAN!!!!
Joran, Joran, quite contrary
How does your lies grow?
With imagination
and crocks of s--t.
And crooked friends
all in a row.
Greta'a Interview...
E-mail No. 9
Hey Greta,
Did you know that Joran said today on the Aruban radio
that he felt pressured by you to point the finger at the
Kalpoes?
Well, thought I would send it along to you while I am
sitting here waiting for the part two of your interview
with Joran. I still believe he is guilty.
His demeanor seemed to change right as your questions
led him out of Carlos 'n Charlies.
Of course, I have been following the case since the
beginning with Scared Monkeys and Blogs for Natalee.
I thought you might be interested in Joran's comments
he made on the Aruban radio interview today.
He will be leaving for the Netherlands tomorrow and I
guess it is no surprise that the police have not bothered
to question him again... even though your interview
brought out many different points and some changed
stories.
Thanks so much for all that you do!
It was a great interview!
Connie
ANSWER: I heard from another that Joran said I
pressured him to point the finger at the Kalpoe
brothers. My questions on the interview will
indicate exactly what I did or did not do.
As an aside, I hope I asked probing questions
about the Kalpoe brothers just like I hope I asked
probing questions to him.
link:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186733,00.html
Hope this quashes the ridiculous story that
Greta thinks Joran is innocent.
I believe Joran said more contradicting stuff
and i wanna know where the 2 pairs of shoes are.
I ain't no fool JORAN
Hey Greta,
Did you know that Joran said today on the Aruban radio
that he felt pressured by you to point the finger at the
Kalpoes?
Well, thought I would send it along to you while I am
sitting here waiting for the part two of your interview
with Joran. I still believe he is guilty.
His demeanor seemed to change right as your questions
led him out of Carlos 'n Charlies.
Of course, I have been following the case since the
beginning with Scared Monkeys and Blogs for Natalee.
I thought you might be interested in Joran's comments
he made on the Aruban radio interview today.
He will be leaving for the Netherlands tomorrow and I
guess it is no surprise that the police have not bothered
to question him again... even though your interview
brought out many different points and some changed
stories.
Thanks so much for all that you do!
It was a great interview!
Connie
ANSWER: I heard from another that Joran said I
pressured him to point the finger at the Kalpoe
brothers. My questions on the interview will
indicate exactly what I did or did not do.
As an aside, I hope I asked probing questions
about the Kalpoe brothers just like I hope I asked
probing questions to him.
link:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186733,00.html
Hope this quashes the ridiculous story that
Greta thinks Joran is innocent.
I believe Joran said more contradicting stuff
and i wanna know where the 2 pairs of shoes are.
I ain't no fool JORAN
Saturday, March 04, 2006
JORAN, DEEPAK, SATISH -persons of interests
PERSONS OF INTERESTS
Does Joran and the Kalpoe brothers,
Satish and Deepak
live on different planets?
How is it the versions are entirly
different?
Has there been an investigation
done in Surinam on these boys?
Has anyone bothered to take
Joran to a Psychologist?
Do you realize most geniuses
have problems in society?
Any boy that can pass an exams
and continue with their life
UNCHANGED...
without any sympathy for his
victim is .........
WHAT CAN I SAY!!!!!
THAT HAS NOT ALREADY
BEEN SAID?
NEED I SAY IT?
Twitty Speaks Out- Save Yourself
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.
******************************************
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
Friday, March 03, 2006
Glitter gets 3 years in Vietnam jail
Glitter gets 3 years in Vietnam jail
Fri Mar 3, 2006 6:02 AM GMT
By Ed Cropley
VUNG TAU, Vietnam (Reuters) -
A Vietnamese court sentenced "glam rocker"
Gary Glitter to three years in jail on Friday for
molesting two young girls, although if he wins
early parole he could be free by Christmas.
Judge Hoang Thanh Tung described in graphic
detail the offences committed by the 1970s
pop icon in the southern resort town of
Vung Tau, drawing gasps from ordinary
Vietnamese packed into the courtroom along
with dozens of foreign reporters.
"The court pronounces the defendant,
Paul Francis Gadd, also known as
Gary Glitter, guilty of engaging in lewd acts
with children," said the judge, dressed in
a sober black suit and dark blue tie.
The black-shirted 61-year-old Glitter, who
had been told by the judge to remove his red
bandana at the start of the 25-minute
hearing, stared ahead impassively as the
sentence was read out, before being buried
in a scrum of photographers.
But he lashed out afterwards at an
unnamed British newspaper he blamed
for his troubles.
"It's a conspiracy. You know who.
One of Great Britain's newspapers," he told
Reuters as he was escorted into a prison
van by 10 green-uniformed policemen.
Defence lawyer Le Thanh Kinh said Glitter,
who is already a registered sex offender
in Britain for a 1999 child porn conviction,
would be eligible for parole one year from
when he was first detained, in
November 2005, as is customary in Vietnam.
The three months he has already spent in
prison will also be deducted from his
sentence. He would be deported from the
communist southeast Asian nation at the
end of his sentence, the judge said.
Glitter had 15 days to appeal but had yet to
decide whether to do so, Kinh told reporters.
"That comes from him, not from me," he said.
"NOT A NORMAL PERSON"
Chief investigator Colonel Nguyen Duc
Trinh said he had also recovered 2,231
images of child porn from Glitter's computer
and 31 video clips, opening the way for
prosecution by police in Britain if he ends
up there after his deportation.
The files were "mainly children making love
to each other, or naked children", he told
reporters. "Biologically, Glitter is not a
normal person. A normal person would
never store such photos."
British police, who can prosecute Britons
for child sex crimes committed abroad, had
questioned Glitter in jail and been in contact
with Vietnamese authorities, Trinh said.
He would not divulge details of their
discussions.
Glitter is likely to serve his sentence in his
home for the past three months -- a two-man
cell inside a windswept concrete prison,
surrounded by AK-47-toting guards,
mould-encrusted walls and coils of rusting
razor wire.
However, British consular officials given
access to the fallen pop icon said he
remained in good health.
They had no complaints about his handling
in Vietnam since he was arrested at
Ho Chi Minh airport trying to flee the country.
"He is treated well under Vietnamese law
and that's all we can ask for.
We are in Vietnam, not in the U.K.,"
said Paul Higham, British vice-consul in
Ho Chi Minh City.
"As far as I know, he is well."
LINK:
http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/
newsArticle.aspx?type=topNews&
storyID=2006-03-03T060242Z_01_
BKK5399_RTRUKOC_0_UK-
VIETNAM-GLITTER.xml
Fri Mar 3, 2006 6:02 AM GMT
By Ed Cropley
VUNG TAU, Vietnam (Reuters) -
A Vietnamese court sentenced "glam rocker"
Gary Glitter to three years in jail on Friday for
molesting two young girls, although if he wins
early parole he could be free by Christmas.
Judge Hoang Thanh Tung described in graphic
detail the offences committed by the 1970s
pop icon in the southern resort town of
Vung Tau, drawing gasps from ordinary
Vietnamese packed into the courtroom along
with dozens of foreign reporters.
"The court pronounces the defendant,
Paul Francis Gadd, also known as
Gary Glitter, guilty of engaging in lewd acts
with children," said the judge, dressed in
a sober black suit and dark blue tie.
The black-shirted 61-year-old Glitter, who
had been told by the judge to remove his red
bandana at the start of the 25-minute
hearing, stared ahead impassively as the
sentence was read out, before being buried
in a scrum of photographers.
But he lashed out afterwards at an
unnamed British newspaper he blamed
for his troubles.
"It's a conspiracy. You know who.
One of Great Britain's newspapers," he told
Reuters as he was escorted into a prison
van by 10 green-uniformed policemen.
Defence lawyer Le Thanh Kinh said Glitter,
who is already a registered sex offender
in Britain for a 1999 child porn conviction,
would be eligible for parole one year from
when he was first detained, in
November 2005, as is customary in Vietnam.
The three months he has already spent in
prison will also be deducted from his
sentence. He would be deported from the
communist southeast Asian nation at the
end of his sentence, the judge said.
Glitter had 15 days to appeal but had yet to
decide whether to do so, Kinh told reporters.
"That comes from him, not from me," he said.
"NOT A NORMAL PERSON"
Chief investigator Colonel Nguyen Duc
Trinh said he had also recovered 2,231
images of child porn from Glitter's computer
and 31 video clips, opening the way for
prosecution by police in Britain if he ends
up there after his deportation.
The files were "mainly children making love
to each other, or naked children", he told
reporters. "Biologically, Glitter is not a
normal person. A normal person would
never store such photos."
British police, who can prosecute Britons
for child sex crimes committed abroad, had
questioned Glitter in jail and been in contact
with Vietnamese authorities, Trinh said.
He would not divulge details of their
discussions.
Glitter is likely to serve his sentence in his
home for the past three months -- a two-man
cell inside a windswept concrete prison,
surrounded by AK-47-toting guards,
mould-encrusted walls and coils of rusting
razor wire.
However, British consular officials given
access to the fallen pop icon said he
remained in good health.
They had no complaints about his handling
in Vietnam since he was arrested at
Ho Chi Minh airport trying to flee the country.
"He is treated well under Vietnamese law
and that's all we can ask for.
We are in Vietnam, not in the U.K.,"
said Paul Higham, British vice-consul in
Ho Chi Minh City.
"As far as I know, he is well."
LINK:
http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/
newsArticle.aspx?type=topNews&
storyID=2006-03-03T060242Z_01_
BKK5399_RTRUKOC_0_UK-
VIETNAM-GLITTER.xml
SLOOT INTERVIEW WITH GRETA- Part1
THE ONLY SUSPECTS IN THE
DISSAPPEARANCE
OF NATALEE HOLLOWAY!
DISSAPPEARANCE
OF NATALEE HOLLOWAY!
VAN SUSTEREN:
Have you watched Beth Holloway
Twitty on TV at all, or do you think
about the impact on her
and her family?
VAN DER SLOOT:
I mean, I've seen — I've seen so much stuff on
TV and on the Internet and — I mean, like I probably said
from the beginning, I don't hold any grudges against her
at all or her family at all because if they — I mean, if I
were in their position and therewas some kid that was
with someone I loved last, I mean, and all this happened,
he lied to the police, you name it, I mean, I'd be —
I'd be pissed. I'd be — I'd probably go to that kid, and
you know, I'm someone that I'd probably beat him
up until he tells meeverything he knows.
ZARINA-(or did he threaten others to keep his secret?)
And I mean, I think they've gone about this in a wrong way
in a lot of senses, too. But that they blame me, I don't blame
them for or hold any grudges against them for at all.
ZARINA-(Whats the right way? let it go away?)
link:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186581,00.html
Joran your stories of Natalee being drunk one minute
not the next- sex hungry another minute not the next-
falling down drunk another time then walking next to
you. What gives?
Where there even stars in Aruba that night?
How many times does the scenerio change.
and if Deepak picked you up... Why is he lying?
Is this the latest Arubian LE plot your family and
them have cooked up?
GET THE KALPOES?
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