I keep hearing that Natalee was drunk, but how are we to know the reason for her rumored unstableness that night?
Three girls interviewed last night at Carlos & Charlie's admitted they knew many girls (and some boys) that have had drugs slipped into their drinks, even here in the USA.
A local guy admitted that the C&C location is a hot zone for drugs. If you want to buy anything, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, date rape drugs etc. go there.
Until they find her and do toxicology tests I am not willing to blame her for anything. Why is the victim always to blame rather than the scum who took advantage of her and probably killed her. I pray she is alive, but with every passing day hope fades.
251 posted on
06/17/2005 6:11:22 AM PDT by
WestCoastGal
(Jr "Elvis made a few bad movies," he grinned. "This too shall pass.")
To: WestCoastGal
Why is the victim always to blame rather than the scum who took advantage of her and probably killed her. I think that is because sometimes the victim has to take some responsibility for their actions. For instance, if you stand in the middle of the road at night and get hit by a car, is the driver the only one at fault? Could the pedestrian have done somthing different that would have changed the outcome?
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