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Printed in A.M. Digital. This sounds ugly. More Beth bashing out of Aruba:

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Aruba Getagrip
A compilation of translated and English language Aruban media articles regarding the Natalee Holloway investigation.

While politicians are fighting for positions
Beth Twitty is active in Aruba, without any respect for local authorities
A.M. Digital - 11/03/2005

Beth Twitty is back in Aruba and this time she brought a battalion of people of Paramount Pictures armed with video and audio equipment. Beth Twitty is back to continue with her negative campaign against Aruba.

We understand that she is here to try to be present at the annual meeting of the Aruba Tourism Authority and the Aruba Hotel & Tourism Association with the North American Tour Operators. In that meeting Twitty has the intention to address the North American Tour Operators and tell them why she thinks that they should not continue to sell Aruba as a tourist destination. AHATA and ATA executives do not think that she can be present at this meeting just like that. Fact is that Beth Twitty is here to try to cause more damage to the image of Aruba and its authorities.

Does Beth Twitty think that she can come here whenever she feels like, harass us on our own territory, and expect that nobody does anything?

Our phones have been red hot since her arrival in Aruba. We have information that there is a group of people that will not hesitate to go into a direct confrontation with Beth Twitty of she tries anything of that sort again.

On the other hand the general question is why the Government is not doing anything about this person. The police already stated that they will watch Twitty very closely and the slightest violation of our laws will land her in jail if necessary.

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posted by Getagrip at 11/03/2005 07:32:00 PM

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Aruba Getagrip
A compilation of translated and English language Aruban media articles regarding the Natalee Holloway investigation.
Thursday, November 03, 2005

According to High Commissioner Bernadina
The fact that the suspects are free, is not necessarily negative for the case
This related to the case of Natalee Holloway
DIARIO Aruba - 11/03/2005

ORANJESTAD (AAN): DIARIO conversed with High Commissioner Ronny Bernadina on Wednesday about the fact that Beth Twitty arrived in Aruba and what has been planned for the manifestation [planned for today at 6 pm]. According to Bernadina, it is not necessary to obtain a permit for a manifestation.

Police will control matters if something happens during and after the manifestation, where they will also survey the text on possible signs that could have text which contains insults on them.

Bernadina also said that if a sign contains insults, it will be taken away. If the group has a parade then yes, they must get a permit from police.

According to Bernadina he met with Beth Twitty some time back, when the lady went to his home and he asked Twitty to come in, but she didn’t want to. However she gave the Commissioner a letter, where she wrote that if for some reason Natalee’s body is found, for the police to do an autopsy within 6 hours and send the body to America within 8 hours.

Bernadina also said that American police sad that Twitty has good cooperation on the part of police and other agencies in Aruba, compared with how it is in America under the same circumstances. So Bernadina says that this shows that it is not the case that Aruba is not cooperating with Mrs. Twitty.

The Commissioner continues to say that the prosecution’s office is in charge of the whole investigation of the case and that the High Commissioner assigned all available experts, while there is a certain protocol communication with the prosecution’s office, in regards to information that is given to the press or others.

Bernadina explains also that the law prescribes that when you have suspects detained, you must have a case against them within 116 days.

In this case, this wasn’t achieved and the youngsters were let go. However Bernadina sees this as something positive for the investigation, given that there is no longer the pressure of the 116 days and the prosecution’s office and the police corps can take their time to work on the case against the suspects or find others who may be guilty.

Bernadina also says that in this case, the FBI was present in Aruba early on, where they were here within 24 hours after Natalee’s disappearance.

Aruba has now asked for legal advice, to be able to conduct certain investigations about this case, focusing also in America, where the intention is, among other things, to collect more detailed declarations on the part of Natalee Holloway’s classmates.

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posted by Getagrip at 11/03/2005 08:21:00 PM

I certainly hope that the United States is NOT going to allow one of their citizens who was murdered and thrown away like trash and now the family of that victim is being victimized to AGAIN COVER UP for their CORRUPTNESS, without some form of retribution.

The CIA have operatives and boats and things in that area all the time. Why couldn't a US ship bring in the right equipment and just pluck her and her cage off the bottom of the ocean.? If this is left standing as it is, it's more than a travesty. And Aruba NOR any Dutch run Island, nor Holland deserves anything but outright punishment. KICK out the Dutch Ambassador NOW. If I were in the US I'd be organizing demonstrations in front of the Dutch Embassy. This PUKE Island just threatened Beth with arrest if she returns. They also outright LIE. Like she brought a battalion of people from Paramount Pictures with their equipment!!