Natalee Case Discussion #819 5/17/09 - 6/10/09

[Kermit]

Doc Holladay PostPosted: Thu May 18, 2006 3:46 pm AKA MARK PURCELL/MIP6

If I were Natalee’s parent what would I do next?

Burn the playbook, or journal; it wasn’t accurate to begin with.
Not listen to the following people: Jossey, Jug, Rita, Nancy, Bo, Joe M., Greta, SM, BFN, Larry, Moe & Curly.

Beg forgiveness from the following people: the VDS family, the Kalpo family, the population of Aruba, the population

of the Netherlands, the Aruba LE, the Dutch LE, the FBI, the CIA, the American public, Julia R. and every other person

who helped in the beginning.

Pay back the following: every entity in Aruba that gave me a dime.

Donate every dime left in the slush fund to a worthy organization that has a real purpose of helping people.

Than crawl off and hide in the hollow of some dead tree.
Doc

[Icehawk]

@ Kermit



Can you get the info on Anita June 1st 2005 when she got off the flight from the Netherlands did she have the other 2 boy's with her?

[Artcolley]

This clown has serious "issues" and that Robin would enjoy him causes me serious concern. But, its her life and her Karma.

[can]

Doc Holladay PostPosted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 6:43 am AKA MARK PURCELL/MIP6

Top my list would be Natalee.

Followed by Beth & Julia in the same room at the same time with me sitting off to the side controlling Jug on his

leash so he couldn’t shove Julia again.
Bad dog Jug, bad dog.

As I am asking the questions I could watch that little vein on Beth’s forehead start to throb with anger as Julia sits

there calmly giving truthful answers to what took place in reference to the conversations between the two of them in

those first few weeks.

When it’s Beth turn to answer all I would hear would be a bunch stammering & stuttering along with the “you knows� and

not relevant's.

Heel Jug, bad dog.

Doc

Kermit, what are those funny bits in the posts. 
Those markings remind me when I have my computer set to Canadian instead of American. 
i. e. what time is itÉ  =  what time is it?
i. e. Ièm puzzled ÉÉÉ =  I'm puzzled ???

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[Keepthefaith]

2AM in the Netherlands Bastibro..You're up late!

[Helen Back]

Mark Purcell is one angry little old man!

At least his wife, Marlene, "stands up" for him.  Since he can't "stand up" for himself, or by himself.

May be why he's so angry.

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[klaasend]

Doc Holladay PostPosted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 6:43 am AKA MARK PURCELL/MIP6

Top my list would be Natalee.

Followed by Beth & Julia in the same room at the same time with me sitting off to the side controlling Jug on his

leash so he couldn’t shove Julia again.
Bad dog Jug, bad dog.

As I am asking the questions I could watch that little vein on Beth’s forehead start to throb with anger as Julia sits

there calmly giving truthful answers to what took place in reference to the conversations between the two of them in

those first few weeks.

When it’s Beth turn to answer all I would hear would be a bunch stammering & stuttering along with the “you knows� and

not relevant's.

Heel Jug, bad dog.

Doc

Kermit, what are those funny bits in the posts. 
Those markings remind me when I have my computer set to Canadian instead of American. 
i. e. what time is itÉ  =  what time is it?
i. e. Ièm puzzled ÉÉÉ =  I'm puzzled ???

CAN - it has to do with the fonts used in the original posts from the original site they were copied from.  Sometimes the sites and content get slightly corrupted too which messes up the fonts.

[klaasend]

http://www.cbs42.com/content/localnews/story/Aruba-Four-Years-Later-Financial-Impact/7geuMti81UaVpRrYgOEoOg.cspx



Aruba Four Years Later: Financial Impact
  Reported by: Kimberly Rankin
Reported by: Cynthia Gould
Last Update: 3:55 pm 



(CBS 42) Four years after the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, the story is still very much on the minds of the people of Aruba.

Evert jan van Versendaal has lived on the island of Aruba for more than a decade.  He came here to run a restaurant, but ever since the Natalee Holloway disappearance, he's seen the country he loves turn into the black eye of the Caribbean.

"There is still a little cloud over Aruba, and still people are going to doubt like I am not going to go there."

And it infuriates him.

"How many people are missing in Alabama?  Is there every day a big show in Alabama?  Is the whole world watching Alabama?  But now the whole world was watching Aruba.”

And then to add insult to injury, Beth Holloway's plea for a tourist boycott…Evert says only affected the innocent mom and pop shops.

"They were the first ones that were hurt.  The big companies, there were a lot of money behind the big hotels, they will survive.  But if tourism is down like 25%, that’s a lot with a small business.”

But it’s been four years, and Evert says the tourists have returned.  While many businesses say they are recovering from the Natalee Holloway situation, others say they are still affected, especially in this bad economy just like everyone else.

"Right now the business is going down.  We are in high season, but we don't have the high season in two years already."

Tony Matilda runs a small business on the beaches of Aruba, showing tourists there is more to do than lay by the water.

"I do the jet skiing, the water sporting, the para sailing, the jet skiing, skuba diving, snorkeling."

But it seems like in past few months he's done a lot less rentals and a lot more sitting around, just like many restaurant servers.

"They see that the place is so calm, no not that much business, and why it so calm.  I start to tell them about the economy and they jump at the Natalee thing.  I personally think its part of the economy and it has something to do with Natalee too," said Elston Peterson.

Peterson says when the tourists are here he makes $130 a day in tips.  When they aren't, a measly $20…  That's why Aruba locals hope that people learn from this tragic situation, and next time punish those responsible for the crime and not the entire country.
 

[can]

Doc Holladay PostPosted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 6:43 am AKA MARK PURCELL/MIP6

Top my list would be Natalee.

Followed by Beth & Julia in the same room at the same time with me sitting off to the side controlling Jug on his

leash so he couldn’t shove Julia again.
Bad dog Jug, bad dog.

As I am asking the questions I could watch that little vein on Beth’s forehead start to throb with anger as Julia sits

there calmly giving truthful answers to what took place in reference to the conversations between the two of them in

those first few weeks.

When it’s Beth turn to answer all I would hear would be a bunch stammering & stuttering along with the “you knows� and

not relevant's.

Heel Jug, bad dog.

Doc

Kermit, what are those funny bits in the posts. 
Those markings remind me when I have my computer set to Canadian instead of American. 
i. e. what time is itÉ  =  what time is it?
i. e. Ièm puzzled ÉÉÉ =  I'm puzzled ???

CAN - it has to do with the fonts used in the original posts from the original site they were copied from.  Sometimes the sites and content get slightly corrupted too which messes up the fonts.

Oh, duh.  Thanks for explaining Klaas. Sorry, there goes my thought that perhaps some of those posts were made from Canada.

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Aruba Four Years Later: Financial Impact
  Reported by: Kimberly Rankin
Reported by: Cynthia Gould
Last Update: 3:55 pm 



(CBS 42) Four years after the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, the story is still very much on the minds of the people of Aruba.

Evert jan van Versendaal has lived on the island of Aruba for more than a decade.  He came here to run a restaurant, but ever since the Natalee Holloway disappearance, he's seen the country he loves turn into the black eye of the Caribbean.

"There is still a little cloud over Aruba, and still people are going to doubt like I am not going to go there."

And it infuriates him.

"How many people are missing in Alabama?  Is there every day a big show in Alabama?  Is the whole world watching Alabama?  But now the whole world was watching Aruba.”

And then to add insult to injury, Beth Holloway's plea for a tourist boycott…Evert says only affected the innocent mom and pop shops.

"They were the first ones that were hurt.  The big companies, there were a lot of money behind the big hotels, they will survive.  But if tourism is down like 25%, that’s a lot with a small business.”

But it’s been four years, and Evert says the tourists have returned.  While many businesses say they are recovering from the Natalee Holloway situation, others say they are still affected, especially in this bad economy just like everyone else.

"Right now the business is going down.  We are in high season, but we don't have the high season in two years already."

Tony Matilda runs a small business on the beaches of Aruba, showing tourists there is more to do than lay by the water.

"I do the jet skiing, the water sporting, the para sailing, the jet skiing, skuba diving, snorkeling."

But it seems like in past few months he's done a lot less rentals and a lot more sitting around, just like many restaurant servers.

"They see that the place is so calm, no not that much business, and why it so calm.  I start to tell them about the economy and they jump at the Natalee thing.  I personally think its part of the economy and it has something to do with Natalee too," said Elston Peterson.

Peterson says when the tourists are here he makes $130 a day in tips.  When they aren't, a measly $20…  That's why Aruba locals hope that people learn from this tragic situation, and next time punish those responsible for the crime and not the entire country.
 

ugh, ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.  These people have no one to blame but themselves.  They still will not demand of THEIR police/government to stop with the BS and cleanse their little island of the evil that has resided there for the past 4 years and the scum who are on the run from Justice.   

[Magnolia]

http://www.cbs42.com/content/localnews/story/Aruba-Four-Years-Later-Financial-Impact/7geuMti81UaVpRrYgOEoOg.cspx



Aruba Four Years Later: Financial Impact
  Reported by: Kimberly Rankin
Reported by: Cynthia Gould
Last Update: 3:55 pm 



(CBS 42) Four years after the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, the story is still very much on the minds of the people of Aruba.

Evert jan van Versendaal has lived on the island of Aruba for more than a decade.  He came here to run a restaurant, but ever since the Natalee Holloway disappearance, he's seen the country he loves turn into the black eye of the Caribbean.

"There is still a little cloud over Aruba, and still people are going to doubt like I am not going to go there."

And it infuriates him.

"How many people are missing in Alabama?  Is there every day a big show in Alabama?  Is the whole world watching Alabama?  But now the whole world was watching Aruba.”

And then to add insult to injury, Beth Holloway's plea for a tourist boycott…Evert says only affected the innocent mom and pop shops.

"They were the first ones that were hurt.  The big companies, there were a lot of money behind the big hotels, they will survive.  But if tourism is down like 25%, that’s a lot with a small business.”

But it’s been four years, and Evert says the tourists have returned.  While many businesses say they are recovering from the Natalee Holloway situation, others say they are still affected, especially in this bad economy just like everyone else.

"Right now the business is going down.  We are in high season, but we don't have the high season in two years already."

Tony Matilda runs a small business on the beaches of Aruba, showing tourists there is more to do than lay by the water.

"I do the jet skiing, the water sporting, the para sailing, the jet skiing, skuba diving, snorkeling."

But it seems like in past few months he's done a lot less rentals and a lot more sitting around, just like many restaurant servers.

"They see that the place is so calm, no not that much business, and why it so calm.  I start to tell them about the economy and they jump at the Natalee thing.  I personally think its part of the economy and it has something to do with Natalee too," said Elston Peterson.

Peterson says when the tourists are here he makes $130 a day in tips.  When they aren't, a measly $20…  That's why Aruba locals hope that people learn from this tragic situation, and next time punish those responsible for the crime and not the entire country.
 

I just saw a little teaser of the segment with Jossy that will air tonight at 10.

Jossy says:  I have here documents that have never been published....
then the announcer says:  Find out what information is in those documents tonight at 10.

[klaasend]

Thanks Magnolia!

[klaasend]

You know I see Glenda back to defending Aruba at RU and MIP6 has his panties in a wad.  Wonder if these ex-patriots are beginning to realize that the Dr. Phil people aren't going to settle out of court? 

Hey, when the trial starts next year maybe Renfro and Purcell will be called as witnesses?   

[can]

Thanks Magnolia.
Seems he was going to publish some info, in Diario a long time ago.  Information from tapes IIRC. 

[Artcolley]

You know I see Glenda back to defending Aruba at RU and MIP6 has his panties in a wad.  Wonder if these ex-patriots are beginning to realize that the Dr. Phil people aren't going to settle out of court? 

Hey, when the trial starts next year maybe Renfro and Purcell will be called as witnesses?   

 

[can]

Does anyone have an opinion as to why Jossy is releasing information now?

[hotping]

Thank You Magnolia! I Appreciate You Very Much!