[maggief]

RWV:

Arubagirl, thanks for the info. I'm just repeating what I've heard in the hopes that the people here will find it helpful. Since McDonald's closes at 1 am, myabe he was at another fast food joint at 3 a.m. and maybe he was at McDonald's even though it was closed. I don't know. But this info was given to me by a family member and FWIW, the fact that father was out that late is why he is not being allowed to see his son in prison. His behavior that night is considered to be very suspicious.

Posted by: samthebam | June 19, 2005 04:15 PM

[theophilusscribe]

klaasend

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2005 4:25 pm    


Thought I'd repost this for anyone who hadn't read it...this was originally posted by sunmoonstars

This is to the best of my rewind and type fast ability the conversation between the Diaro reporter and Fox news!


He told Fox reporter:
We have been working on this case since the first day, since then have picked up every piece of material, so they can have everything to put together this story. Tonight again we are on the road cause the team is following some suspect cars that we need for this story. Looks like we are going to have a nice finish for this story asap. His sources say they have moved already from where they were and they want to know exactly where they are going.
She asks who do you think is moving Natalie and is he saying that he thinks she is alive?
He says yes, of course. We are going in a group of 2 ladies, 3 gentlemen. One gentlemen knows a person who knows how to deal with drugs (not from Aruba) maybe from Venezuela or Columbia. The plan was to drive Natalee to columbia, but the latest news we have right now is that because the plan has failed 3 times already, they may try to reach Columbia before Venezuela.
She asked what kind of condition he thinks she is in.
He says that the police have their investigation going on, the press does too. We are going to all steps we can, we have put together a group to follow a car that we think are involved in this. We are working on a tip. Have not notified her family, we are working with the police

[theophilusscribe]

His behavior that night is considered to be very suspicious.

You betcha! No wonder . . .

[Rippersnapper]

Does the McDonald's thing raise a red flag for you or not? I'm undecided. I think location might determine hours open. I would think that in a place that never sleeps, they might be open 24 hours.

His father might have been gambling and grabbed some food before going home. This one's a toss up to me.

[texasbluebell]

I should have read a bit, you've got the info about PVDS at the McD's already!