Cover Joran's book.

The Natalee Holloway case.

add title: My own story about her disappearance on Aruba.

Re: Cover Joran's book.

Lazlo wrote:

The Natalee Holloway case. add title: My own story about her disappearance on Aruba.

Re: Cover Joran's book.

all10suspects wrote:

Lazlo wrote: The Natalee Holloway case. add title: My own story about her disappearance on Aruba. My own story becuase I am the prime suspect and no one knows what I know.

The Bethie Chronicles v. De Zaak

VAN SUSTEREN: You're getting a lot of support from the United States,
particularly the U.S. Senate.
Who's called you and who's supporting you?

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: Oh, from the United States?
Oh, goodness. From Richard Shelby, Jeff Sessions,
Trent Lott, Governor Riley.

GEORGE "JUG" TWITTY: Trent Lott called this morning.

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: Don Siegelman. There's a list...

VAN SUSTEREN: What do they say? Like, what did Senator Lott say when he called?

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: You know, I think that just really
giving me that assurance that I needed to pursue this,
need to keep being aggressive as we are, and you know,
don't let this go, support that, you know, should I find that I need,
I can call on them.
And you know, just giving me that confidence that — you know —
we do need to pursue this, and we do not need to let this go.

VAN SUSTEREN: Jug, the thing that I still haven't sort of
sorted out in terms of information
are whether or not there's e-mail or text message
traffic in the middle of the night, going into the 31st,
between or among Deepak, Satish and Joran.
Do you know whether there was?

GEORGE "JUG" TWITTY: I think there is.

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you know, you know, what time it was,
whether it's text message, whether it's e-mail,
whether it's phone call or a combination?

GEORGE "JUG" TWITTY: They haven't told us exactly.
I mean, I know that there is some messaging back and forth.
Don't know exactly the times.
I mean, they're real, real hush-hush with all that information.

VAN SUSTEREN: Do you know, Beth?

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: No, I don't. But there's something that really bothers me,
and I don't think I've made any secrets about it, I've kept a journal
of everything everyone said, what day, timeframes.
And there's something that really has been
bothering me as I read over and over my journal,
is I know on the 31st that Paul van der Sloot stated that
he picked Joran up at 4 a.m. at McDonald's.
It was also said to me by a police spokesperson
on June 16 and June 17 that Paul van der Sloot
stated that he picked up Joran at 4 a.m.
on the 31st at McDonald's.
But I noticed on the day that I visited Paul van der Sloot
at his home, all of a sudden, it was changed to 11 p.m.

VAN SUSTEREN: Perhaps there were two.

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: Could have been, Greta.

VAN SUSTEREN: Does your journal entry —
because I've seen your journal, I've paged through it with you.
Is there an entry in your journal which actually has that 4:30?

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: Yes.

VAN SUSTEREN: And that was...

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: The 31st. That was from secondhand information.
Now, that was not from...

GEORGE "JUG" TWITTY: We have witnesses that were there
that night that heard...

BETH HOLLOWAY TWITTY: ... ten witnesses.


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"11, 4, 4:30 ...ten !......yeah, that's the ticket..."




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Donald Eugene "Don" Siegelman (born February 24, 1946, in Mobile, Alabama) is an
American Democratic politician.
He was the governor of Alabama from 1999 to 2003.
He was narrowly defeated for reelection in
November 2002 by Representative Bob Riley,
and defeated on the Democratic nomination
for governor in 2006.
He was recently convicted by a jury for
multiple charges, including bribery, mail fraud
and obstruction of justice.
Sentencing is pending as of this writing.

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The Kiss Of Beth strikes again.