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Posted on 08/26/2005 4:40:09 PM PDT by TexKat
Surinamese Deepak Kalpoe, 21, arrives to court in Oranjestad, Aruba, Friday, Aug. 26, 2005. Aruban police arrested Kalpoe and his brother Satish, 18, along with a third person according to government spokesman Ruben Trapenberg, saying he doesn't know if the arrests are connected to the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. The two brothers had been previously detained and released. (AP Photo/Pedro Famous Diaz)
Surinamese Satish Kalpoe, 18, front, gets in a car to go to court in Oranjestad, Aruba, Friday, Aug. 26, 2005. Two Surinamese brothers, Satish and Deepak Kalpoe, who had been detained and released in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway were arrested again Friday based on new evidence, officials said. The brothers were detained on suspicion of involvement, with unidentified 'other people,' in premeditated murder and rape, the prosecutor's office said. Person to the right is unidentified. (AP Photo/Farrah Boekhoudt)
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Thank you! How'd you track it down?
I tried yesterday by keywords, but maybe it can't be done the same day it's posted.
9 pages long, but interesting if you want to know the details about the auction
From page 2
"There's no place like home," from Natalee's favorite movie "The Wizard of Oz" was the evening's theme, underscored by Robert Logan's lifesize cutouts of the stars on the warehouse walls.
Marking my spot. See ya'll on the other side of these thunder storms.
It looks like the auction details are only the first 2 pages, then it goes on to other topics..
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Beth has another son . He is younger than Natalie. It is important to be a Mother to him until he is out of school. She has been separated from him for almost 3 months having returned briefly to MB a couple of times since Natalie's disappearance.
What is it they say ...
It feels so good when one quits butting his/her head into a stone wall ...
Shouting won't necessarily make it so. Are you shouting at us to make us believe it?
Not everyone on this thread is convinced that NH was raped and murdered by them. One theory states that she was kidnapped, sure, but not neccessarily raped, and probably not murdered. (At least not then and there.)
I have heard that her younger brother has been to Aruba, but not certain of that. He's a pretty big kid. I'm sure he is rightfully telling his mom, I'm fine, Find Natalee! I just don't think she can go home right now....
I agree, Justche. I imagine Natalee's brother wants answers just as much as Beth does.
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I agree, Doodlelady. Aruba is certainly not the hotbed of truth. They say it...I question it.
I wished you an 'early' Happy Birthday last month.
So today I will make it more timely.
Happy Birthday, Dark Skies, and all the best to you.
I'm here to salute you too, Malichi.
Hey PNSN. You did give me an early wish. And thx for this one, also. I was thinking of you just the other day, wondering where you might be...good to hear from you.
It's amazing to me that Americans are still booking vacations there?????
Their mentality is....'nothing will happen to me'.
Perhaps the same ones that complain too much coverage so they don't watch was realing is going down. Some girl is missing - it happens all the time, blah, blah, blah.
ORANJESTAD, Aruba (AP) - A judge on Thursday ordered the release of a Dutch teenager who has been jailed for nearly three months in the disappearance of an Alabama honors student and said he would be freed this weekend, the youth's father said.
Paul van der Sloot said the judge ruled there was no reason to hold his son, Joran, any longer on suspicion of murder but the youth remained a suspect in the sexual assault of Natalee Holloway.
"The judge ruled that he must remain at the disposal of police for interrogation and follow certain rules," Paul van der Sloot, who was told of the decision by the family's attorney.
the judge ruled that he must remain at the disposal of police for interrogation and follow certain rules," Paul van der Sloot, who was told of the decision by the family's attorney.
Government officials couldn't immediately confirm the report.
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