Natalee Case Discussion #734 2/21 - 2/24/08

[Destiny]

Since somebody posted the link, I decided to browse the Kalpoe lawsuit.  Funny that one of documents demanded is "Deepak Kalpoe's criminal file that resides with his "former attorney" Rudy Oomen".

That doesn't sound like a juvie record to me.

Wonder what he did.

Perhaps that accounts somewhat for his current vocation as a clerk.

Did you also note that one of his computers and cellphones had wifi blue tooth?

And why do these two hooligans have four cellphones between them?  One each isn't enough?  And they pay for these four cellphones how?  With their good looks? 

eeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww...good looks????

Naw...the Devil pays for them....

[Magnolia]

Oh Gawd!  Had to ruin it with Pukopino spinning at the end

But they are still looking for donations for the search!  We need to get the word out!

What the hell is Taco Joe using on his hair?

Greasy..........

I think it's tar.  He's very bloated and retaining at least 10 lbs. of water too it looks like....I bet his shoes don't fit now either.   

Even his eyes look swollen.  I think he is drinking too much.

[Bladerunner]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

[Peaches]

Oh Gawd!  Had to ruin it with Pukopino spinning at the end

But they are still looking for donations for the search!  We need to get the word out!

What the hell is Taco Joe using on his hair?

Greasy..........

I think it's tar.  He's very bloated and retaining at least 10 lbs. of water too it looks like....I bet his shoes don't fit now either.   

Even his eyes look swollen.  I think he is drinking too much.

Wouldn't you?  You have a big mouth arrogant little shit for a client and now everyone hates the sight of him.  I wonder if he's rethinking his star client? 

[Ono]

If it wasn't so pitifully tragic and reprehensible -- it would be comical. Once again, Aruba shows it ass -- why in the hell do you feature your Head of Tourism as a spokesman for your justice system??????????? I think the whole world has the picture of Aruba now -- they are toast.

I think it was Frank who said earlier today - no one from Aruban government has said ONE word since Joran's confession.  NOT ONE WORD.  They can't afford to put themselves in the spotlight.

Only the head of tourism can talk because he has to and he wasn't even on the island at the time.  I don't care how much he makes - his job sucks!  No way he can win.

I am proud of the Monkeys in Boston representing what is good in this world.

And I am proud of our heroes - the guys on the Persistence searching for Natalee.

Who would have thought we would still be here 3 years later?

The corruption that continues to this day in Aruba is so blatanly obvious, so brazenly carried out, that one has to wonder if those wretched characters involved are not THE perfect example of pure EVIL in action. Sub-humans all of them!

Aruba is a total disaster....So really dangerous.....the devil's playground.

[Destiny]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

Blade I think the weight would depend on what is in the trap...a body with rocks, knife, shoes, and who knows what else...could weigh a lot.

I think Tim from Equesearch used tide mapping guides to come up with the location that he thought Natalee might be found, he was just using the stick in the sand to show an example of his research.

[Peaches]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

Weight would depend on what it's made of.  If it's like chicken-wire, it wouldn't be too heavy.  The one on my BIL's boat is very similar to the one on the show tonite but it was pretty heavy.  You had to stand back when it was being brought back on board because it was on a chain with a winch and once it's swinging in the air, you don't want to be in the way. 

[CapsLockWizard]

Klaasend:

Here you can send and message via Setar MAS Network.

http://www.setar.aw/mas.php

[wreck]

Oh Gawd!  Had to ruin it with Pukopino spinning at the end

But they are still looking for donations for the search!  We need to get the word out!

What the hell is Taco Joe using on his hair?

Greasy..........

I think it's tar.  He's very bloated and retaining at least 10 lbs. of water too it looks like....I bet his shoes don't fit now either.   

Even his eyes look swollen.  I think he is drinking too much.

"You cannot believe my client -- he is lying about lying." -- Joe Tacopina


... reminds me of the kid that kills his own parents and asks the court for leniency because 'he is now an orphan.'

[Bladerunner]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

Blade I think the weight would depend on what is in the trap...a body with rocks, knife, shoes, and who knows what else...could weigh a lot.

I think Tim from Equesearch used tide mapping guides to come up with the location that he thought Natalee might be found, he was just using the stick in the sand to show an example of his research.

I realize the line in the sand thing was not how he really determined where to look. I guess I'm just wondering if the tides could potentially move something that heavy??

[crazybabyborg]

Thanks all for the link to the transcript. I just finished reading what I missed. That was a really excellent piece! I'm encouraged by Magnolia's post that Beth said Joran will go to trial even without being arrested. There's hope in that, and there's hope as long as the Persistence is looking.

[texasmom]

YOOOOO HOOOOO JORRRAAANNN..... I SPOTTED A NICE HIDING PLACE FOR YOU!!!!!!  NO ANGRY PUBLIC.......PEACEFUL....TRANQUIL.....LOTS OF SEA LIFE.......DAURY..I MEAN DADDY AND MOMMY CAN FIT...I MEAN COME TOO!!!..... 

[Dihannah1]

Great show tonight!   But I'm tired and going to the bunky now.

We have alot to spread around right now.   TES donations for search, Boston/NY travel shows, etc.   So much work to do and many monkeys to get it done.  Thank God and God bless you all!

Goodnight and sweet dreams!

[Destiny]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

Blade I think the weight would depend on what is in the trap...a body with rocks, knife, shoes, and who knows what else...could weigh a lot.

I think Tim from Equesearch used tide mapping guides to come up with the location that he thought Natalee might be found, he was just using the stick in the sand to show an example of his research.

I realize the line in the sand thing was not how he really determined where to look. I guess I'm just wondering if the tides could potentially move something that heavy??

Blade...as a life time scuba diver...I can tell you...YES the tides, depending on time of year, and the weather...and the outline of the coastal land, can move whole sunken ships.

[Ono]

Oh Gawd!  Had to ruin it with Pukopino spinning at the end

But they are still looking for donations for the search!  We need to get the word out!

What the hell is Taco Joe using on his hair?

Greasy..........

I think it's tar.  He's very bloated and retaining at least 10 lbs. of water too it looks like....I bet his shoes don't fit now either.   

Even his eyes look swollen.  I think he is drinking too much.

He's got good reason!  Probably a quart per night of Old Forester?

[Destiny]

Great show tonight!   But I'm tired and going to the bunky now.

We have alot to spread around right now.   TES donations for search, Boston/NY travel shows, etc.   So much work to do and many monkeys to get it done.  Thank God and God bless you all!

Goodnight and sweet dreams!

Sweet Dreams!

[Bladerunner]

Transcript of Dateline and a couple of short videos on the Dateline website:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23301056/

Thanks Klaasend!

I wonder if more than a few sub-humans on Aruba are sweating a lot harder after seeing the clarity of the videos from the undersea search by the Persistance...

Amazingly clear is right, if she is there, they will no doubt find her. Remember they have 150 targets. What struck me was the video imaging that showed the crab cage in 3d on the computer screen.

One thing I didn't get was how they thought the current would be able to move a cage to the specific location indicated by the line in the sand. Wouldn't the cage just anchor on the bottom of the sea and not move around too much? How heavy are those things?

Blade I think the weight would depend on what is in the trap...a body with rocks, knife, shoes, and who knows what else...could weigh a lot.

I think Tim from Equesearch used tide mapping guides to come up with the location that he thought Natalee might be found, he was just using the stick in the sand to show an example of his research.

I realize the line in the sand thing was not how he really determined where to look. I guess I'm just wondering if the tides could potentially move something that heavy??

Blade...as a life time scuba diver...I can tell you...YES the tides, depending on time of year, and the weather...and the outline of the coastal land, can move whole sunken ships.

Geeeeze, I guess that answers that question. LOL

 

[Magnolia]

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What the hell is Taco Joe using on his hair?

Greasy..........
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I think it's tar.  He's very bloated and retaining at least 10 lbs. of water too it looks like....I bet his shoes don't fit now either.   
[/quote]

Even his eyes look swollen.  I think he is drinking too much.
[/quote]

Wouldn't you?  You have a big mouth arrogant little shit for a client and now everyone hates the sight of him.  I wonder if he's rethinking his star client? 
[/quote]

I think I would crawl into a bottle too, Peaches.  He will rue the day
he ever heard of Aruba. IMO

[crazybabyborg]

Nite Dihannah! I'm on your heels for bed as well. This is a really tough strain of flu, but I miss you guys and it was only chance I saw Dateline tonight because of stopping by here. You guys are amazing!

[Destiny]

YOOOOO HOOOOO JORRRAAANNN..... I SPOTTED A NICE HIDING PLACE FOR YOU!!!!!!  NO ANGRY PUBLIC.......PEACEFUL....TRANQUIL.....LOTS OF SEA LIFE.......DAURY..I MEAN DADDY AND MOMMY CAN FIT...I MEAN COME TOO!!!..... 

TexasMom....too Cool!!!  BTW, I second that motion