resigned wrote:
They might find out that a van der Sloot was involved in Natalee's disappearance.
Yeah, I think you are correct.
I know where the arrogance was and it wasn't with the FBI.
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resigned wrote:
They might find out that a van der Sloot was involved in Natalee's disappearance.
AlwaysL8 wrote:
Why is it arrogance to offer help?
It is obvious it was needed.
Knipoog wrote:Next time Aruba will ask if they have a Dutch/Aruban
birth certificate.

resigned wrote:
Maybe they should only offer accomodations to those with Dutch/Aruban birth certificates?
Knipoog wrote:
You have to pay for accomodations.


resigned wrote:
I believe that Natalee did pay for her accomodations - dearly.
Knipoog wrote:
That's often the problem with looking for accomodations free of charge.
The hidden fees.

Knipoog wrote:
Oh please give me your address.
Next time my family visit the States we will come to your house at dinner time. We will offer you all the help to eat all the food.
“The day after Natalee’s disappearance, I contacted Aruban authorities and they agreed to invite the FBI to the island. It was at that time I established ongoing communications with those authorities."
resigned wrote:
IMO - People shouldn't offer accomodations unless they want to - if it is offered because they expect someone to look the other way or to just keep them quiet- well then, it is what it is.
AlwaysL8 wrote:Sorry, you are not invited.
Knipoog wrote:
I am not talking about those kind of accomodations. You know damn well.
There are limits. I don't think someone looked the other way.
On the contrary. But I don't care whether people believe what I am saying or not.
Passed that station a long time ago.

AlwaysL8 wrote:Sorry, you are not invited.

resigned wrote:
To be honest - I don't know what "accomodations" you are talking about.
I think that deference was given to Joran's story and his actions because of his fathers position, past and current, on the island. Not a vast conspiracy - not a big plot by the government - just that if Joran would have been the average schub on Aruba - he wouldn't have gotten the soft glove treatment on day one.
We can differ on that - I don't mind.
resigned wrote:
Good! - I was afraid that if I showed up - you would only let me watch you cook and then blame me for ruining the dinner.
Knipoog wrote:
About the soft glove treatment I don't know.
I think the ALE knows the troublemakers, kids with a record.
The J2K didn't have a record. So what to do? You have to make a choice.
It is impossible to say it was the right or wrong choice, even in hindsight.
And a fathers position can be a burden also to a kid.


Knipoog wrote:I don't always like statistics. But in the States they love it, especially
in sports. I mean the guy with the most defending blocks can still loose
the champions game for his NBA team by failing to make one important block.
Anyway 70% of the youth lies to the police when questioned about something.

Knipoog wrote:Very polite and diplomatic.

Knipoog wrote:I don't always like statistics. But in the States they love it, especially
in sports. I mean the guy with the most defending blocks can still loose
the champions game for his NBA team by failing to make one important block.
Anyway 70% of the youth lies to the police when questioned about something.
Knipoog wrote:In general youth are lying to get out of a situation, whether they have done something wrong or not. A broken window or whatever.
Did you always realize what you were doing the time when you were
in school? Teasing teachers, undermine their authority, teasing other kids.
Don't tell me you were a saint.
Statistics will tell you that most disappearances are not really disappearances. I don't know exactly to what degree they took it seriously in this case.

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