Lively Case Discussion #507 8/6 - 8/7/2006

[terryd270]

Sue,

Thats exactly what I want to know.. Who do we need to pressure to get these answers?  Why haven't the FBI said something, good or bad???  Makes me think we like in a false security of things.. We expect things that maybe we shouldn't expect..

[Peaches]

Hi Monkeys,

Our whole staff is in an all-day training today, and I'm killing some time during the lunch break.

As many of you know, I work for the federal government, so I am your tax dollars at work.

This morning, your tax dollars paid me to ride around a big room several times on a pre-school size tricycle.

Aren't you glad your money is being invested so wisely?

Somebody has to test-drive the equipment before the little Head Starters get to it!

[mrs. red]

Bearly... thanks, she will pop in soon then, won't you MeMere?  

Sue thanks for bringing that over here.... it's so true!!!

[mrs. red]

Hi Monkeys,

Our whole staff is in an all-day training today, and I'm killing some time during the lunch break.

As many of you know, I work for the federal government, so I am your tax dollars at work.

This morning, your tax dollars paid me to ride around a big room several times on a pre-school size tricycle.

Aren't you glad your money is being invested so wisely?

Somebody has to test-drive the equipment before the little Head Starters get to it!

sounds like fun to me!!

[Bearlyhere]

I wonder how "fluent" Deepak & Satish are in Dutch.  I mean - they gave their statements in Dutch - Do you think they use dutch so much as to give something as important as a police statement in that language?  They would have to read it as well - perhaps them not being sure of the language is one of the reasons they didn't want to sign the statements...  One would think for them, the interview would be in a more "natural" language to them - just thinking out loud.

Keep thinking out loud, that was good.

[klaasend]

I wonder how "fluent" Deepak & Satish are in Dutch.  I mean - they gave their statements in Dutch - Do you think they use dutch so much as to give something as important as a police statement in that language?  They would have to read it as well - perhaps them not being sure of the language is one of the reasons they didn't want to sign the statements...  One would think for them, the interview would be in a more "natural" language to them - just thinking out loud.

Deepak and Satish would be fluent in Dutch.  Dutch is the language used in Suriname.

[Easywriter]

After reading through Joran’s statement, the only thing I find believable is that Natalee passed out and when she came to she asked where they were and that they should take her back to the hotel.  That is when all hell broke loose!

Almost sounds that way.
Hope you read Jossy's editorial on the FP.
He is bang on about suing those Goons and the Goon family.

I read it and responded.  I think the judge ruling to pay off Paulus might be a good thing and get the attention of the average person in Aruba.  Enough is enough!

[Mere]

Hello friends.....

Am back from a week in Louisiana and on the previous thread....playing catch up.....I heard on CNN, I think, about the NY judges decision....and knew that I would be reading for a couple of days....

Missed all of you....Mere

[mrs. red]

I wonder how "fluent" Deepak & Satish are in Dutch.  I mean - they gave their statements in Dutch - Do you think they use dutch so much as to give something as important as a police statement in that language?  They would have to read it as well - perhaps them not being sure of the language is one of the reasons they didn't want to sign the statements...  One would think for them, the interview would be in a more "natural" language to them - just thinking out loud.

Deepak and Satish would be fluent in Dutch.  Dutch is the language used in Suriname.

ooopss... nevermind... I didn't know that!!

[mrs. red]

Hello friends.....

Am back from a week in Louisiana and on the previous thread....playing catch up.....I heard on CNN, I think, about the NY judges decision....and knew that I would be reading for a couple of days....

Missed all of you....Mere

Good to see you... I was asking about you earlier!

[Kimmy53]

Hi Monkeys,

Our whole staff is in an all-day training today, and I'm killing some time during the lunch break.

As many of you know, I work for the federal government, so I am your tax dollars at work.

This morning, your tax dollars paid me to ride around a big room several times on a pre-school size tricycle.

Aren't you glad your money is being invested so wisely?

The mental picture you just gave me made my day!!!    

Hi BT- good to see ya!!!

[blah]

I just confused that we get some transcripts but not all of them.. Its like a tease, why not all of them?  I hate when I feel that someone is pulling strings and we all jump..  

I had a hard time finding gas this morning, is something up?? Two gas stations in my area was closed and I finally found one?

werent all of these interrogations supposed to have been video's, I wonder where the videos are.

[terryd270]

I was trying to say that we have a false sense of justice, believeing that the FBI or our country will come to our aid if something is done to us..  I don't believe its always been that way, I believed that a person rights were protected here and abroad but maybe not anymore..  I hate politics..

[Sue]

After reading through Joran’s statement, the only thing I find believable is that Natalee passed out and when she came to she asked where they were and that they should take her back to the hotel.  That is when all hell broke loose!

Almost sounds that way.
Hope you read Jossy's editorial on the FP.
He is bang on about suing those Goons and the Goon family.

I read it and responded.  I think the judge ruling to pay off Paulus might be a good thing and get the attention of the average person in Aruba.  Enough is enough!

That would be a good question for Jossy..
What do the good hard working citizens of Aruba thing about .. SH** for Brains collecting money from the goverment when there islands tourism is sinking due to sh** for brains family

[Bearlyhere]

I wonder how "fluent" Deepak & Satish are in Dutch.  I mean - they gave their statements in Dutch - Do you think they use dutch so much as to give something as important as a police statement in that language?  They would have to read it as well - perhaps them not being sure of the language is one of the reasons they didn't want to sign the statements...  One would think for them, the interview would be in a more "natural" language to them - just thinking out loud.

Deepak and Satish would be fluent in Dutch.  Dutch is the language used in Suriname.

Oh, and here all this time I thought it was the language of porn.  

[Kat_Gram]

Hi Monkeys,

Our whole staff is in an all-day training today, and I'm killing some time during the lunch break.

As many of you know, I work for the federal government, so I am your tax dollars at work.

This morning, your tax dollars paid me to ride around a big room several times on a pre-school size tricycle.

Aren't you glad your money is being invested so wisely?

Somebody has to test-drive the equipment before the little Head Starters get to it!

sounds like fun to me!!

Anyone get a picture / And, you must have short legs ?

[BTgirl]

Hi Monkeys,

Our whole staff is in an all-day training today, and I'm killing some time during the lunch break.

As many of you know, I work for the federal government, so I am your tax dollars at work.

This morning, your tax dollars paid me to ride around a big room several times on a pre-school size tricycle.

Aren't you glad your money is being invested so wisely?

The mental picture you just gave me made my day!!!    

Hi BT- good to see ya!!!

Hi Kimmy,

It's good to see you too! I was the only one riding a tricycle, because no one else has little stubby legs short enough to ride a preschool tricycle.

I'd better head on back to the training now. We'll probably do something really intellectual this afternoon like throwing balls or blowing bubbles.

See ya!

[Easywriter]

I just wished that we had more of these statements and a lot sooner.. I just believe that its kinda late in the game to have them now..  How hard is it to get something transcribed from Dutch to English?  I assume we do it all the time in the United Nations.  If I had a Dutch document and I wanted it transcribed, why not have someone from the Dutch embassy translate it..  

I guess a lot of this stuff we have now could of been used in the beginning to get more and better answers from these suspects..  I would loved to see a statement from some of the others that were involved and now my interest is on Satish.. He might of played a bigger role than I first thought..

Seems so very basic, doesn’t it?  Cops take statements and then they check them out line by line.  If anything at all does not jive, the put it in front of the suspect and begin to dig at the truth.  None of that was done with this case.  The statements would just keep changing at the direction of someone until something was decided upon.

Most incredible bunch of garbage I have ever seen and anyone that could find this kid believable after reading all the prevarications that has oozed out of his lying mouth must be completely insane!

[Sue]

I was trying to say that we have a false sense of justice, believeing that the FBI or our country will come to our aid if something is done to us..  I don't believe its always been that way, I believed that a person rights were protected here and abroad but maybe not anymore..  I hate politics..

I would love to hear from the FBI about this case, But that is never going to happen.. We all have to scream louder BE HEARD
we will not tolorate this BOYCOTT ARUBA

[Kimmy53]

I wonder how "fluent" Deepak & Satish are in Dutch.  I mean - they gave their statements in Dutch - Do you think they use dutch so much as to give something as important as a police statement in that language?  They would have to read it as well - perhaps them not being sure of the language is one of the reasons they didn't want to sign the statements...  One would think for them, the interview would be in a more "natural" language to them - just thinking out loud.

Deepak and Satish would be fluent in Dutch.  Dutch is the language used in Suriname.

Thanks klaas - I didn't know that.