- Contents
- Preface
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
- Six
- Seven
- Eight
- Nine
- Ten
- Eleven
- Twelve
- Chapter 13
- Chap 14
- Chap 15
- Chap 16
- Chap 17
- Chap 18
- Chap 19
- Chap 20
- Chap 21
- Chap 22
- Chap 23
- Chap 24
- Chap 25
- Chap 26
- Chap 27
- Chap 28
- Chap 29
- Chap 30
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Page 95
Chapter: two Paul van der Sloot released
Aruban police on Sunday June 26, 2005 would release Paul van der Sloot, father of Joran van der Sloot also being held in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
The lawyer representing Paul van der Sloot said Sunday that his client has waived his right not to testify against his son. Under Aruban law, parents have the option to refuse to testify against their children. In waiving that right, Paul van der Sloot is essentially agreeing to take the stand. Obviously this goes a long way in showing that neither his son, nor himself have anything to hide.
Paul van der Sloot speaks to media after detainment
| A.J. Swan, defense lawyer for Paul van der Sloot, far left, speaks to the media after Sloot's release from custody at a police station in Noord, Aruba, Sunday, June 26, 2005. |
Natalee Holloway, Searches & Suspects - 2
Looking at the details of the first month of this case as seen through the eyes of the media and also through the eyes of those who lived it. by Jan BrennanPause scroll with cursor
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