One highly controversial piece in this interview is Joe Scarborough and his own investigation of that night. He claims to have spoke to someone that was there, that said twice Joran approached Natalee and she rebuffed him. The third time he tried to approach her he got so mad at her disinterest that he hit her with a closed fist?
Since by all accounts what Joe said is absolutely not true, it does make you wonder who actually hit Natalee, if someone did with a closed fist.
This would be one of many interviews to come where Beth would be so sure of events that even three years later to most people, are still not clear at all.
Beth Twitty would begin speaking about a witness, another young girl that approached her in Aruba with another Joran van der Sloot story that paralleled Natalee's except for the ending.
Beth said that an 18 year old tourist came up to her and shared her experience with Joran and the Kalpoe brothers. She too, was at Carlos 'N Charlie's, and it was late almost time for closing. This anonymous witness would say that Joran was always scoping out the females at Carlos 'N Charlie's.
There was a similar encounter as told to her by the anonymous witness. This is the same anonymous witness that no one has ever really heard of after Beth would speak of it adamantly back in August of 2005.
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“He approaches these three tourists and it’s just interesting how he just instantly begins to try to connect with, begin to try to relate with them,” Twitty said. “And he was telling these girls that those are his gambling buddies, that they play poker together. And then he proceeds to lean across the bar and tell the bartender, “I need four shots of 151.’ He just leans across the bar; the bartender just lines up four shots of 151. These girls had no idea. It makes me wonder, is this the shot he was buying my daughter right before closing time? A shot of 151? I wish Natalee would have been able to see that those three were tightly connected. She didn’t have that privilege. All she thought was she was getting into an Aruban cab. She didn’t have a chance. She didn’t stand a chance.” |