But the Private Investigator on O'Reilly said they were going to release him as early as tomorrow.
Alan Colmes is going to Aruba tomorrow.
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Oh, Lord! Alan Colmes in Aruba. I hope they don't videotape him in his swimsuit. =:>O
Three weeks, four suspects, still no sign of Natalee Holloway. It is the latest news from Aruba: a court hearing for the party boat deejay who was arrested Friday and who, apparently, will stay locked up awhile longer.
Steve Gregory Croes joins two brothers from Surinam and the son of a local justice official on the suspect list. Joran Van Der Sloot has been looked up for a week and a half, and over the weekend police interviewed his father, Paul, twice, but only, they say, as a witness, no more and no less.
So we want to get an update now from CNN's Chris Lawrence in the Aruba community of Palm Beach, the latest on this investigation. What do you know, Chris?
CHRIS LAWRENCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Betty, there's definitely been more movement in this investigation over the past few days, and right up through this morning.
That fourth suspect, who was arrested on Friday, will remain in custody for at least up to the next eight days. Take a look. Here he is right here. His name is Steven Croes, and he is a local man. That's his arriving in court earlier this morning.
Prosecutors had to go to court to basically argue to the judge why they should be allowed to keep him in custody without actually bringing formal charges against him.
We don't know, exactly, what specifically Croes is suspected of, but we do know he's worked as a local deejay on a party boat. And his boss told us that he knows one of the men already arrested through a local Internet cafe.
But more of the focus has been on one family. That is the Dutch teenager who hit it off with Natalee the night she disappeared. And now his father, Paul Van Der Sloot, who is a local judge, that's him rushing home from the police station over the weekend. He was questioned by police on Saturday and then brought back in for more questions on Sunday.