Natalee Case Discussion #831 3/13/10 - 4/22/10

[Magnolia]

My love affair with Hans Mos ended on December 4, 2007 ... prior to the release of Joran van der Sloot from detention.  It was me who called it off.

ANYBODY who blames the family of Natalee Holloway ... for the failed Aruban investigation that had established a cover up agenda to protect Joran and Paulus ... does not get a pass from Tamikosmom.

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eeeewwwww!!!

[texasmom]

Thanks TM  I LOVE that picture.

The winner of the worldwide teeniest weenie contest 

The weenie that wasn't 

Look ma -- no weenie 

At least we know what he does when he needs to count past 20 


Gosh -- I can't imagine any female (or male) on earth wanting to get anywhere near him


 

 

[klaasend]

Here's a couple of Joran in Thailand photos I have:

[Tamikosmom]

My love affair with Hans Mos ended on December 4, 2007 ... prior to the release of Joran van der Sloot from detention.  It was me who called it off.

ANYBODY who blames the family of Natalee Holloway ... for the failed Aruban investigation that had established a cover up agenda to protect Joran and Paulus ... does not get a pass from Tamikosmom.

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eeeewwwww!!!

[Tamikosmom]

Klaas ... mods

Please delete Post 83

Thanks

Janet

[Magnolia]

My love affair with Hans Mos ended on December 4, 2007 ... prior to the release of Joran van der Sloot from detention.  It was me who called it off.

ANYBODY who blames the family of Natalee Holloway ... for the failed Aruban investigation that had established a cover up agenda to protect Joran and Paulus ... does not get a pass from Tamikosmom.

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eeeewwwww!!!

There you go again, Janet........taking things out of context.

I never said that I had a "love affair" with Eric Williams.

[klaasend]

Klaas ... mods

Please delete Post 83

Thanks

Janet

Done  

[Tamikosmom]

Here's a couple of Joran in Thailand photos I have:

Thanks Klaas.

I wonder if there is a Jean Akers connection.

Janet

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jen3560
Re: Natalee Case Discussion #831 3/13/10
« Reply #71 on: Today at 11:18:22 AM »

http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=7221.60

[Tamikosmom]

My love affair with Hans Mos ended on December 4, 2007 ... prior to the release of Joran van der Sloot from detention.  It was me who called it off.

ANYBODY who blames the family of Natalee Holloway ... for the failed Aruban investigation that had established a cover up agenda to protect Joran and Paulus ... does not get a pass from Tamikosmom.

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eeeewwwww!!!

There you go again, Janet........taking things out of context.

I never said that I had a "love affair" with Eric Williams.

Obviously ... something was going on behind my back.  He never once sent me his photo with love.

 

Janet

[Magnolia]

 

[carpe noctem]

Aruba - A Murderer`s Paradise

This thing reads like a child wrote it.

Aruba safety rules:

The thing to remember is that although Aruba is one of the very safe places on earth which is why most of us love it, it isn't crime free. The island has been working very hard to get rid of the illegals. It is a difficult job since it is an island. You know what we have in our country at our borders so you can imagine what a problem it would be if all of our property was surrounded by ocean. Illegals are responsible for a majority of the crimes but obviously not all of them. The court system is similar to ours and penalties are in most cases as severe or more so than those in the USA. The jail has a great view but no air conditioning so you do not really want to break any laws. Also, tourists are just as guilty of crimes such as theft as anyone else. Many tourists come in on cruise boats and leave with a lot more than they started with.

So let me start the list with the most important warning to tourists. This is the one that involves your own behavior. Then I will go on to all of the safety items. Then a special set of rules for parents and teens.
General
Always remember that if you break the law and get caught you don't have immunity. You will spend a lot of time in jail waiting for the court case. They aren't going to be lenient just because you are a tourist. Ignorance of the law is no excuse in Aruba either. Therefore, don't do anything in Aruba that is illegal at home. Drugs are illegal. Don't do them. You have just as much chance of dealing with an undercover cop as you do a real dealer. You are a guest in their country and as a guest you need to respect their laws.
Remember that nowhere is perfect. Crime happens. Crime happens to nice people. Always pretend you are in your home town. Follow the rules you would use there.
Your room or hotel desk has a safe that is at your disposal. Put everything you can in it. Do not leave your camera out. Do not leave your jewelry out. Remember, you used or wore these things already. A thief has already seen these items. A thief is already lurking somewhere to take them if you allow him to. Lock that safe! Take the key with you. Do not leave the key 'hidden' in the room. That ingenious hiding place is the first place a good thief will look. Most keys do not have a key ring. Buy one of those stretchy bracelets or a metal chain so that the key can be on your person no matter where you are.
Do not leave your camera, wallet or any other valuable in your beach bag. If you can't take it in the water or can't bear losing it, leave it in your room or after you use it take it back to your room.
Do not flash your money around in the casino. Wait until you are in your room to count your wins or losses. Keep only the money you want to spend in an easy to reach place.
Lock your car and leave nothing where anyone can see it. Jeeps are prime targets. They have no hiding places. Take nothing of value with you when you drive.
Many tourists come in on cruise ships and leave several hours later with very full pockets. These pockets are full of wallets, cameras, and everything else that you left unlocked or exposed.

 
Rules for parents
The world is not safe. Remember that.
Teens are gullible.
Teens will do things when parents aren't there that they would be scared to death to do at home.
Don't think that because there is a chaperon your child is safe. Have you ever tried to watch a dozen teens?
Don't let your teen go out alone. Give instructions to all who are going together to keep track of each other. You might want to bring walkie talkies or rent cell phones so they are always able to contact you or each other.
Teens do even more foolish things after a drink or two. They don't have to be falling down drunk to lose their inhibitions. Set limits and keep to them. Just because it is legal to drink doesn't mean that it is necessary to drink.
Keep certain places off limits. Although 18 is the legal age to drink in Aruba, the rule is very lax as it is in many countries. Keep places off limits that you don't want your kids going to. Kids do stupid things. Keep repeating that as a chant.
If your teens are going to Aruba without you, insist that they stay in the high rise area. Although I love the low rise area and it is great, it is open, spacious, and rather boring for teens. In the high rise area there are things to do and places to go that give them some place a little safer to be.
Very simple rule. If you don't trust your teen or their friends at home, don't trust them in Aruba.

 
Rules for teens
You are not invincible. You can get hurt, raped, or even very permanently dead.
If you are looking forward to scoring some pot or ludes or anything else, don't. they are just as illegal in Aruba as in the good old USA. Undercover cops love to sell these things and put cuffs on you. Jail stinks anywhere.
Strangers are not your friends. They may become your friends sooner or later but they are not automatically your friends because they are cute or cool. They will give you the same lines you hear at home. Don't believe them just because they are foreign.
Don't travel alone. Always have at least one person with you. There is safety in numbers. Let someone know where you will be at all times.
Remember that what you do will always get back to your parents. You know it will. It always does.

by Sherry, Super Moderator of the Aruba Forums

[carpe noctem]

The island has been working very hard to get rid of the illegals.

The illegals weren`t the ones that raped and murdered Natalee.

It was Joran Vandersloot, Deepak and Satish Kalpoe.


I think they need to work harder by getting rid of them!

[carpe noctem]

JOKE OF THE DAY:

The court system is similar to ours and penalties are in most cases as severe or more so than those in the USA.

[Magnolia]

JOKE OF THE DAY:

The court system is similar to ours and penalties are in most cases as severe or more so than those in the USA.

That one caught my eye too.   

A month for attempting to murder your grandmother?

A revolving door for rape and murder?

[snoopy]

billb....great email to Jean.  Hopefully you'll get  a response.  Ya'll amaze me still with your research and such.

Carpe.... you always crack me up.

I know this isn't the place but if ya'll would keep my brother Royce in your prayers.  Last June he was diagnosed with cancer on his voice-box, and the lymph nodes in his neck.  They removed the top of his voice-box, and lymph nodes.  He was still able to speak.  He went through a horrible time of radiation and chemo.  By October he was pretty much back to normal except for the amount of weight he lost, and most everything still taste terrible.  He only weighs about 130 lbs now.  Last week after biopsy's, cat scans, pet scans they have found that the cancer has returned on each side of his neck.  He goes this week for an ultrasound and to decide what the plan is.  I don't know if he has any fight left in him.  He looks horrible.  His face is really swollen, and........well I just don't have a good feeling about this.  He's 68.  His wife Tommie died 2 years ago this coming Mother's Day.  I've lost so many people the past few years.

Your prayers would be greatly appreciated for Royce.

Thank you monkey friends

[snoopy]

Looks like I need to change ma clothes. lol

[Magnolia]

billb....great email to Jean.  Hopefully you'll get  a response.  Ya'll amaze me still with your research and such.

Carpe.... you always crack me up.

I know this isn't the place but if ya'll would keep my brother Royce in your prayers.  Last June he was diagnosed with cancer on his voice-box, and the lymph nodes in his neck.  They removed the top of his voice-box, and lymph nodes.  He was still able to speak.  He went through a horrible time of radiation and chemo.  By October he was pretty much back to normal except for the amount of weight he lost, and most everything still taste terrible.  He only weighs about 130 lbs now.  Last week after biopsy's, cat scans, pet scans they have found that the cancer has returned on each side of his neck.  He goes this week for an ultrasound and to decide what the plan is.  I don't know if he has any fight left in him.  He looks horrible.  His face is really swollen, and........well I just don't have a good feeling about this.  He's 68.  His wife Tommie died 2 years ago this coming Mother's Day.  I've lost so many people the past few years.

Your prayers would be greatly appreciated for Royce.

Thank you monkey friends

I am sorry about your brother, Snoopy.  I hope he has lots of fight left in him and all will go well.

[Frijole]

Prayers being sent Snoopy.  Hugs too.  Frijole

[carpe noctem]

This also takes the cake:

Also, tourists are just as guilty of crimes such as theft as anyone else. Many tourists come in on cruise boats and leave with a lot more than they started with.


Have fun in Aruba... they think you are a thief.

Many tourists come in on cruise boats and leave with a lot more than they started with.


HELLO!?!? Isn`t that how it is supposed to work?

I don`t know how these inbreds ever made money... they have brains the size of porch lizards.

[carpe noctem]

billb....great email to Jean.  Hopefully you'll get  a response.  Ya'll amaze me still with your research and such.

Carpe.... you always crack me up.

I know this isn't the place but if ya'll would keep my brother Royce in your prayers.  Last June he was diagnosed with cancer on his voice-box, and the lymph nodes in his neck.  They removed the top of his voice-box, and lymph nodes.  He was still able to speak.  He went through a horrible time of radiation and chemo.  By October he was pretty much back to normal except for the amount of weight he lost, and most everything still taste terrible.  He only weighs about 130 lbs now.  Last week after biopsy's, cat scans, pet scans they have found that the cancer has returned on each side of his neck.  He goes this week for an ultrasound and to decide what the plan is.  I don't know if he has any fight left in him.  He looks horrible.  His face is really swollen, and........well I just don't have a good feeling about this.  He's 68.  His wife Tommie died 2 years ago this coming Mother's Day.  I've lost so many people the past few years.

Your prayers would be greatly appreciated for Royce.

Thank you monkey friends

Hi Snoopy!!! 

Will keep your brother Royce in my prayers. Stay strong.