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Would Aruba support the TES efforts?

Gerold Dompig was on record as stating that “he had heard from Miller about EquuSearch’s plans and wished them well, but that the government was unlikely to provide official support since the nonprofit group joined in an American call for a boycott of the island."

Tim Miller seems to feel that he has never called for a boycott of Aruba. Tim Miller's words,
“I have not called for a boycott of Aruba. I am not in favor of the boycott. The residents of Aruba are wonderful people, why should they be blamed and held responsible for the actions of a few? I do not feel that it is fair to the residents of Aruba. I do not want them to be a victim in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. The three boys may be, but the Aruban people are not.”

One would think whether they be American or Aruban, everyone should just want Natalee found so that the Holloway’s and Twitty’s can have closure as well as the Aruban people. Hopefully that is a common goal we all can stand behind.

Search for Natalee resumed

 


January 9, 2006

 
ARUBA A team of investigators of the University of Florida in Panama City will soon start with searching for possible remains of Natalee Holloway, the American teenager that disappeared in May of last year. The team consists of experts in the field of underwater crime scene investigation and will search the bottom of the sea around Aruba.

The team will use advanced sonar equipment that is remotely controlled from a boat. The investigators have a lot of experience with these kinds of searches and have collaborated in the past with searches under water for victims and evidence after hurricanes and murders. The team is doing the search upon request of Prime Minister Nelson Oduber (MEP).

 

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Natalee Holloway, New leads - 17

With the onset of 2006 would be more questions, continued searches and eventually new arrests. What it would not bring is answers. by    Jan Brennan

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