The latest I heard on Fox last night was that the FBI was not allowed inside the Van der Soup's house, during the search/alleged evidence gathering.
Is that not to be expected? Imagine if a Russian citizen went missing in the US and the KGB looming to 'investigate'.
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What is to be expected is professional law enforcement courtesy. I have worked investigations in other countries involving Americans, military, dependents and civilian contractors. This concept of a working relationship prevailed and both America and the host nation benefited.(Trust&Partnership)equalled crime solving as a team.
Are you an American or Aruban? Regardless, cooperation in allowing both the host and foreign agency to work an investgation together promotes an open and better investigative process/diplomacy.
If a Russian citizen were murdered in America, they would be afforded the courtesy of having their LEA work together with our the investigating agency to solve the crime if requested or not. However, if this crime involved the national security of America, I would say no.
As to this investigation in Aruba, I am not in one bit impressed with the attitude, prefessionalism, lacksadaisical, careless, incompetent, bumbling, unprofessional and arrogance of this Dutch controlled LEA/judicial system Utopia to date.
I will respectfully say, I this were your daughter or family member you would want the Aruban authorities to let the FBI enter VDS house to search for evidence. What say you? NSNR