Lead Investigator: Joran Van der Sloot Involved - Tells Ten Different Stories - Riehl World View
Tromp said he is convinced van der Sloot was involved in Holloway's May 30 disappearance. He said the Dutch teenager, who has maintained his innocence, has changed his account of what happened that night more than 10 times.
"We thought we could solve this in a couple of days, but it turned out to be very difficult," said Lt. Roy Tromp, the lead police investigator. "In my 30 years as a police officer, I've never had a case like this."
by teammom12, 8/4/05 0:28 ET
Local news in B'ham reported that BH attended the final prayer vigil which will be held for NH at MB Community Church on Tuesday. She told NH's friends at the vigil that they need to move forward with their lives. I also heard on a news report that NH will have a dorm room at UA, and her friends will make her bed, and keep her room ready for her. I thought that was very sad.
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Difficult because the security guards had alibis and you couldn't nail them? Difficult because ALE didn't gather statements or evidence? Difficult because the suspects lied and tried to pin it on someone else and suspects have never done that before? Or difficult because as Mark Furhmans said Joran is smarter than the Police? I wonder how many cases he solved without gathering evidence and letting the prime suspects go free and able to destroy evidence.... Yeah I've never seen a case like this either!!!