If they are guilty of killing Natalee, the possibility that these three young men disposed of all forensic evidence seems remote. I have read that there is a portion of the Aruban coast where sharks are fed. If they moved her body to this area, you'd think there would be one piece of evidence they overlooked.
This fruitless search and the conflicting reports are so agonizing. I can only imagine the horror her family is experiencing. Prayers going out for all.
I wonder too what the deal is with the fluid in the car. They say it's not blood, maybe saliva. MAYBE SALIVA? What the heck does that mean? How does one produce enough saliva to be collected and tested? In the trunk? Everything just seems to produce more questions, few of which are ever even addressed by our blunt pencilled media, much less answered.
Do you know if search dogs were used?
We took a cruise to the Bahamas last summer. At one of the ports there was a seafood restaurant that had a pier where they fed the sharks. Each hour they would throw the stuff from the kitchen off the end of the pier and a huge swarm of sharks would feed. It was a strange feeling to see certain death just a few feet away. If a body had been thrown off the end of that particular pier it would have been consumed in a short time. I'd wondered if Aruba has a restaurant that had a similar shark feeding ritual, and what would remain (clothes?) if something like this was done.
I hope they can nail whoever did this.