Natalee Case Discussion #759 6/18 - 6/22

[klaasend]

Run this through google....some intriguing links...use exact words in google search.

joran van der sloot gay porn in Thailand

I remember this post from back in 2005 


http://towleroad.typepad.com/towleroad/2005/10/a_gay_in_the_wh.html

Look! I'm not the one who said Joran Van der Sloot is gay.

I've heard he was gay, and I've talked to guys who claim to have slept with him, but I never slept with him.

Maybe Joran Van der Sloot is gay. That doesn't make him innnocent. Maybe he killed her because Natalee was with his boyfriend. Maybe his boyfriend is bi-sexual, and killed Natalee, and Joran helped dispose of her body.

All I'm saying is that I never said Joran was gay.

Posted by: jaysen | Oct 11, 2005 2:27:52 AM

FYI - at the website above, when you click on jaysen's name it takes you to this email address for a message:  nunya@arubatruth.net

[San]

Hi Sleuth 

[Linda in MD]

I met Vicki today at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.

This incredible woman and her wonderful husband drove from Florida to DC with 4 grandchildren, including a 6 month old and a 2 year old.  Before she left the building, she left Natalee dollars on many tables in the Caribbean exhibit, in the hands of several teenagers, with several business owners in the food court, and in several ladies rooms.

Vicki - It was great to meet you.  I have 2 good photos of you and your granddaughters.  I just need some AT&T customer service to help me spring them from my cell phone.

Jodi - Thank you for the beautiful t-shirt.

The exhibit tables were not manned today.  I was told the exhibits are not until Sunday because of a wedding today.  The exhibit tables set up in the Atrium Hall were identified by participant.  None were labeled as Aruba. 

After I made inquiries about whether Aruba would have a table, I was approached by a man who told me that Aruba was not represented at the show this year.  In response to my question, he said he worked for an event management company hired by the Caribbean.

He showed me a floor plan of exhibit tables, which I asked to keep.  The floor plan shows 4 tables in addition to the tables set up today.  I believe the additional tables are in the Atrium in the center of the area, more predominate than the tables on the side of the area in the Atrium hall.  The Atrium was set up for a wedding today.

One of the additional tables, labeled #1, is for Caribbean Tourism Development Company. 

I am 99% certain I saw Aruba’s minister of tourism Briesen in the Ronald Reagan building.

Among the activities scheduled today were CTO foundation meeting, CTO marketing committee, CTO financial committee, CHA advocacy, CHA membership, CHA marketing, CTO board of directors, CHA executive committee, wedding, wedding reception, and dinner.

Linda


Caribbean tourism development company launched by CTO, CHA
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles: The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) have launched the Caribbean Tourism Development Company (CTDC), a private, for profit entity registered in the Cayman Islands and designed to generate marketing to further support the promotion of the region.

[klaasend]

I met Vicki today at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.

This incredible woman and her wonderful husband drove from Florida to DC with 4 grandchildren, including a 6 month old and a 2 year old.  Before she left the building, she left Natalee dollars on many tables in the Caribbean exhibit, in the hands of several teenagers, with several business owners in the food court, and in several ladies rooms.

Vicki - It was great to meet you.  I have 2 good photos of you and your granddaughters.  I just need some AT&T customer service to help me spring them from my cell phone.

Jodi - Thank you for the beautiful t-shirt.

The exhibit tables were not manned today.  I was told the exhibits are not until Sunday because of a wedding today.  The exhibit tables set up in the Atrium Hall were identified by participant.  None were labeled as Aruba. 

After I made inquiries about whether Aruba would have a table, I was approached by a man who told me that Aruba was not represented at the show this year.  In response to my question, he said he worked for an event management company hired by the Caribbean.

He showed me a floor plan of exhibit tables, which I asked to keep.  The floor plan shows 4 tables in addition to the tables set up today.  I believe the additional tables are in the Atrium in the center of the area, more predominate than the tables on the side of the area in the Atrium hall.  The Atrium was set up for a wedding today.

One of the additional tables, labeled #1, is for Caribbean Tourism Development Company. 

I am 99% certain I saw Aruba’s minister of tourism Briesen in the Ronald Reagan building.

Among the activities scheduled today were CTO foundation meeting, CTO marketing committee, CTO financial committee, CHA advocacy, CHA membership, CHA marketing, CTO board of directors, CHA executive committee, wedding, wedding reception, and dinner.

Linda


Caribbean tourism development company launched by CTO, CHA
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles: The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) have launched the Caribbean Tourism Development Company (CTDC), a private, for profit entity registered in the Cayman Islands and designed to generate marketing to further support the promotion of the region.

Thanks so much for attending and for the update!  I just processed your front page post a second ago!

[klaasend]

Hi Sleuth 

Hi Sleuth 

[San]

I met Vicki today at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.

This incredible woman and her wonderful husband drove from Florida to DC with 4 grandchildren, including a 6 month old and a 2 year old.  Before she left the building, she left Natalee dollars on many tables in the Caribbean exhibit, in the hands of several teenagers, with several business owners in the food court, and in several ladies rooms.

Vicki - It was great to meet you.  I have 2 good photos of you and your granddaughters.  I just need some AT&T customer service to help me spring them from my cell phone.

Jodi - Thank you for the beautiful t-shirt.

The exhibit tables were not manned today.  I was told the exhibits are not until Sunday because of a wedding today.  The exhibit tables set up in the Atrium Hall were identified by participant.  None were labeled as Aruba. 

After I made inquiries about whether Aruba would have a table, I was approached by a man who told me that Aruba was not represented at the show this year.  In response to my question, he said he worked for an event management company hired by the Caribbean.

He showed me a floor plan of exhibit tables, which I asked to keep.  The floor plan shows 4 tables in addition to the tables set up today.  I believe the additional tables are in the Atrium in the center of the area, more predominate than the tables on the side of the area in the Atrium hall.  The Atrium was set up for a wedding today.

One of the additional tables, labeled #1, is for Caribbean Tourism Development Company. 

I am 99% certain I saw Aruba’s minister of tourism Briesen in the Ronald Reagan building.

Among the activities scheduled today were CTO foundation meeting, CTO marketing committee, CTO financial committee, CHA advocacy, CHA membership, CHA marketing, CTO board of directors, CHA executive committee, wedding, wedding reception, and dinner.

Linda


Caribbean tourism development company launched by CTO, CHA
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles: The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) have launched the Caribbean Tourism Development Company (CTDC), a private, for profit entity registered in the Cayman Islands and designed to generate marketing to further support the promotion of the region.

Thank you Linda for the update.

[Sleuth]

Hey San and Klaasend - hi. 

Klaas - I'm glad you're doing better, and I echo Rob's whisper to you (the 7000th post one).

[Destiny]

I met Vicki today at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.

This incredible woman and her wonderful husband drove from Florida to DC with 4 grandchildren, including a 6 month old and a 2 year old.  Before she left the building, she left Natalee dollars on many tables in the Caribbean exhibit, in the hands of several teenagers, with several business owners in the food court, and in several ladies rooms.

Vicki - It was great to meet you.  I have 2 good photos of you and your granddaughters.  I just need some AT&T customer service to help me spring them from my cell phone.

Jodi - Thank you for the beautiful t-shirt.

The exhibit tables were not manned today.  I was told the exhibits are not until Sunday because of a wedding today.  The exhibit tables set up in the Atrium Hall were identified by participant.  None were labeled as Aruba. 

After I made inquiries about whether Aruba would have a table, I was approached by a man who told me that Aruba was not represented at the show this year.  In response to my question, he said he worked for an event management company hired by the Caribbean.

He showed me a floor plan of exhibit tables, which I asked to keep.  The floor plan shows 4 tables in addition to the tables set up today.  I believe the additional tables are in the Atrium in the center of the area, more predominate than the tables on the side of the area in the Atrium hall.  The Atrium was set up for a wedding today.

One of the additional tables, labeled #1, is for Caribbean Tourism Development Company. 

I am 99% certain I saw Aruba’s minister of tourism Briesen in the Ronald Reagan building.

Among the activities scheduled today were CTO foundation meeting, CTO marketing committee, CTO financial committee, CHA advocacy, CHA membership, CHA marketing, CTO board of directors, CHA executive committee, wedding, wedding reception, and dinner.

Linda


Caribbean tourism development company launched by CTO, CHA
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles: The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) have launched the Caribbean Tourism Development Company (CTDC), a private, for profit entity registered in the Cayman Islands and designed to generate marketing to further support the promotion of the region.

Thank you Linda for the update.

Thank You Linda for giving us even more reason...to keep pushing forward....you are Awsome!!!!  Vickie...you Rock and inspire so many...thank You!

[klaasend]

Hey San and Klaasend - hi. 

Klaas - I'm glad you're doing better, and I echo Rob's whisper to you (the 7000th post one).

Thanks Sleuth!

[Hope†]

Hi Linda. I am so glad that you went to the travel convention and that you got to meet Vicki, also. Thank you for just standing up for Natalee and reminding people that she is still missing. Even though Aruba wasn't there, you still shared Natalee with others. We must never let her be forgotten.

[Hope†]

And Vicki...you KNOW how much I appreciate YOU.

[klaasend]

Hi Linda. I am so glad that you went to the travel convention and that you got to meet Vicki, also. Thank you for just standing up for Natalee and reminding people that she is still missing. Even though Aruba wasn't there, you still shared Natalee with others. We must never let her be forgotten.

I second the above and also appreciate all Vicki has done as well 

[always 1]

Klassend, do you watch two computers at once?  I cant figure out how you are here, then you process a post on the front page, then you post here...

[klaasend]

Klassend, do you watch two computers at once?  I cant figure out how you are here, then you process a post on the front page, then you post here...

I have tabbed browsing and have the front page on one tab, and the forum on another. 

[klaasend]

I'm everywhere 

[always 1]

Ohhhhhhh.

[Hope†]

It is called multi tasking. Always 1 watch your back.

[klaasend]

For those that don't read back in the thread.  Read the last paragraph in this google translated article:

[klaasend]

It's actually been pretty quiet this past week in the case, about time for Joran to do something stupid again.   

[texasmom]

I met Vicki today at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.

This incredible woman and her wonderful husband drove from Florida to DC with 4 grandchildren, including a 6 month old and a 2 year old.  Before she left the building, she left Natalee dollars on many tables in the Caribbean exhibit, in the hands of several teenagers, with several business owners in the food court, and in several ladies rooms.

Vicki - It was great to meet you.  I have 2 good photos of you and your granddaughters.  I just need some AT&T customer service to help me spring them from my cell phone.

Jodi - Thank you for the beautiful t-shirt.

The exhibit tables were not manned today.  I was told the exhibits are not until Sunday because of a wedding today.  The exhibit tables set up in the Atrium Hall were identified by participant.  None were labeled as Aruba. 

After I made inquiries about whether Aruba would have a table, I was approached by a man who told me that Aruba was not represented at the show this year.  In response to my question, he said he worked for an event management company hired by the Caribbean.

He showed me a floor plan of exhibit tables, which I asked to keep.  The floor plan shows 4 tables in addition to the tables set up today.  I believe the additional tables are in the Atrium in the center of the area, more predominate than the tables on the side of the area in the Atrium hall.  The Atrium was set up for a wedding today.

One of the additional tables, labeled #1, is for Caribbean Tourism Development Company. 

I am 99% certain I saw Aruba’s minister of tourism Briesen in the Ronald Reagan building.

Among the activities scheduled today were CTO foundation meeting, CTO marketing committee, CTO financial committee, CHA advocacy, CHA membership, CHA marketing, CTO board of directors, CHA executive committee, wedding, wedding reception, and dinner.

Linda


Caribbean tourism development company launched by CTO, CHA
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles: The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) have launched the Caribbean Tourism Development Company (CTDC), a private, for profit entity registered in the Cayman Islands and designed to generate marketing to further support the promotion of the region.

Thanks for the update Linda!  I'm so proud that you, and Vicki along with her family were there to represent Natalee and her family!  Thanks to all who attended!