[RGVTx]

I wasn't sure about Jossy for the longest time, but I think he might be a good guy. Sincere in his efforts to help Natalee's family. Of course, I've been wrong about some of the players in this story.

I've heard him express concern about the damage this case has done to Aruba, but unlike his counter parts, he has placed the blame of this damage where it belongs. He has been fair and supportive of the family, particularly Beth.

I appreciate the help his family has given with the searches. Jossy's son was involved hands on with the landfill searches.

I think it was a very helpful move for Jossy to print the family's letter to the Aruban AG. The reason given is to educate the Arubans about the truths Natalee's family has encountered that shows the reason for the family's anger.

Perhaps Jossy is trying to stir up some local activism in support of Natalee's family to put pressure on ALE and the prosecutor to solve this case. I think Jossy has long ago figured out that justice for Natalee will prevent the further economic damage to Aruba. Now the populace needs to realize this and seek justice for Natalee.

[Canadian Outrage]

I agree that it was a really good move for Jossy to print the letter. That way the Aruban people can read for themselves just a bit of what this family has gone through.

[deetch]

I think Jossy's editorial today is a bombshell. He is calling out those that can step forward and solve this case as being afraid, pulled down by the ones even more afraid.

Courage is being squashed. It's pretty sad that it's becoming more obvious what happened.

Beth's attorney pointed out tonight that by arresting the security guards it made the three suspects, who by rights, cannot be held accountable to lying. If they had been classified as suspects immediately as they should have, their lies would have been damaging.

So the question is, who classified them as witnesses.

We are getting close to the Aruba Dirty Police