reddog wrote:JD wrote:reddog wrote:fix that.
LOL. Ok, I will. That's what I get for trying to limit the quotestacks. happens every time.
stacks should never be limited.
I'm gonna bite my tongue for the moment cuz I'm on double secret probation. ;}
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reddog wrote:JD wrote:reddog wrote:fix that.
LOL. Ok, I will. That's what I get for trying to limit the quotestacks. happens every time.
stacks should never be limited.
JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Fiery wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Is it true that four people that the ALE wanted to interview refused to interview with them?
JD wrote:
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
pax wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Do you think this is an organized conspiracy amongst all members of Aruban Law Enforcement, to not try to solve this case?
DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
Uh...... that was exactly the point I was making. Apparently the 'kidnapping' took place after the kids were safely under US jurisdiction. Right there, inside the Aruba airport, FEB calls Beth.
JD wrote:Fiery wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Is it true that four people that the ALE wanted to interview refused to interview with them?
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
JD wrote:pax wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Do you think this is an organized conspiracy amongst all members of Aruban Law Enforcement, to not try to solve this case?
No, I dont.
MediumRareTBone wrote:JD wrote:Fiery wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Is it true that four people that the ALE wanted to interview refused to interview with them?
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
Congressman bachus got calls from the parents of the NB children who went to Aruba and they did not want their children talking to those people from Aruba. And he was also going to look into why, months after the request was made thru proper channels, the US Dept of State had not responded to Aruba's request to interveiw the MB children.
ALE has no subpoena rights in the US.
JD wrote:MediumRareTBone wrote:JD wrote:Fiery wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Is it true that four people that the ALE wanted to interview refused to interview with them?
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
Congressman bachus got calls from the parents of the NB children who went to Aruba and they did not want their children talking to those people from Aruba. And he was also going to look into why, months after the request was made thru proper channels, the US Dept of State had not responded to Aruba's request to interveiw the MB children.
ALE has no subpoena rights in the US.
Ok, the meeting was simply a meeting of investigators. ALE told Bachus what they were doing and he apparently took them at their word. There was no investigation into the investigation. I'm talking about an independent investigation like Interpol is capable of doing. They would see all the evidence, look at the entire file and make a determination.
I didnt get from Bachus' statement that the State Dept had "refused" anything, and I dont know what was requested and if it was done through the proper channels but I'll go look again. What I understood was that he was encouraging cooperation, on both fronts and he was commenting that even thought the kids' parents didnt want ALE to interview them -- they needed to cooperate anyway because it could be helpful. As far as I know, ALE still has not interviewed the MB kids.
pax wrote:JD wrote:pax wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Do you think this is an organized conspiracy amongst all members of Aruban Law Enforcement, to not try to solve this case?
No, I dont.
I'd presume you would feel that people who were on a trip involving a missing student in the United States should not oppose being interviewed by law enforcement in the United States.
Since you don't think ALE are involved in an organized conspiracy, why do you oppose people from Mountain Brook be interviewed by ALE?
And, if they oppose being interviewed by ALE, don't you think they deserve the criticism they get? Wouldn't the specific criticism that they are hampering the investigation be justified?
JD wrote:MediumRareTBone wrote:JD wrote:Fiery wrote:JD wrote:DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:Why would the suspect oppose information being shared with FBI? If he's innocent you'd think he'd want the best and the brightest looking at it and finding the real perpetrator. I dont think there was ever a concern that the FBI would hand over confidential information to Beth. The FBI is not exactly known for that kind of thing. There appear to be some leaks in need of repair within Aruba, however.
I believe you're mistaken about what the FBI does or doesnt have. I hope Interpol doesnt delay.
Why would the MBers oppose being interviewed by the official investigating body --- ALE?
When have the MB kids opposed being interviewed by ALE? I oppose it because I dont think they're trying to solve the case, but divert it and smear those associated with the victim.
Is it true that four people that the ALE wanted to interview refused to interview with them?
I'm not aware of ALE interviewing any of the MB kids. I dont believe four kids "refused" to be interviewed by anyone. That is easily overcome with a subpoena.
Congressman bachus got calls from the parents of the NB children who went to Aruba and they did not want their children talking to those people from Aruba. And he was also going to look into why, months after the request was made thru proper channels, the US Dept of State had not responded to Aruba's request to interveiw the MB children.
ALE has no subpoena rights in the US.
Ok, the meeting was simply a meeting of investigators. ALE told Bachus what they were doing and he apparently took them at their word. There was no investigation into the investigation. I'm talking about an independent investigation like Interpol is capable of doing. They would see all the evidence, look at the entire file and make a determination.
I didnt get from Bachus' statement that the State Dept had "refused" anything, and I dont know what was requested and if it was done through the proper channels but I'll go look again. What I understood was that he was encouraging cooperation, on both fronts and he was commenting that even thought the kids' parents didnt want ALE to interview them -- they needed to cooperate anyway because it could be helpful. As far as I know, ALE still has not interviewed the MB kids.
JD wrote:
I didnt say I dont think ALE is involved in an organized conspiracy. I said I dont believe every member of ALE is involved. I think there's a really good possibility that there has been quite a bit of corruption within ALE that has resulted in what we have today --- ZERO.
I have seen a big, fat smear campaign out of Aruba and I think that would tend to make those associated with the victim reluctant to feed the smear campaign. I do think the MB kids have information that could be helpful to the investigation and I think that needs to be brought out -- I think Interpol could facilitate that if there are concerns of corruption.
pax wrote:JD wrote:
I didnt say I dont think ALE is involved in an organized conspiracy. I said I dont believe every member of ALE is involved. I think there's a really good possibility that there has been quite a bit of corruption within ALE that has resulted in what we have today --- ZERO.
I have seen a big, fat smear campaign out of Aruba and I think that would tend to make those associated with the victim reluctant to feed the smear campaign. I do think the MB kids have information that could be helpful to the investigation and I think that needs to be brought out -- I think Interpol could facilitate that if there are concerns of corruption.
What do you think are some of the reasons for what you call a "big, fat smear campaign out of Aruba." I don't think there is one, by the way. Certainly nothing like the big fat smear campaign out of tabloid television, against Aruba.
My feeling is that the Mountain Brook folks came on like gangbusters, accusing Aruban officials and law enforcement of being inept and corrupt. For every action there's a reaction. I'd say the ill will began mainly from from the Twitty family and friends. I'd also say that if one publicly made similar accusations about a team of local American law enforcement, one might expect similar ill will from that local American law enforcement.
Don't piss off cops if you still want them to help you. Don't insult people from other countries if you still want them to help you. And don't complain about them not helping as much after you have insulted them publicly.
For me it boils down to the initial condescending attitude from Beth and her friends.
pax wrote:^ Thanks for your reply, JD. I know we disagree on some of this, but I don't think your position is unreasonable. There's plenty of evidence for both sides of this coin. It's genuinely tragic as I'm afraid this case will never be resolved to everyone's satisfaction.

JD wrote:.......(snipped).......
After a year and no real answers, there's a natural inclination for people to want to investigate other avenues -- concluding that there's nothing on J2K, and obviously something happened so the MB kids must have the answers. Layer that with their reluctance to cooperate and it adds validity to the conspiracy theory. etc
lol You get my point. Just trying to be fair and look at both sides.
JD wrote:Hoosiergal wrote:And dear Bobblehead and the "Panel" insisted last night on Greta that the FBI needed to be involved for the case to move forward. Why is it that this so called, well respected, intelligent panel of attorneys can't even get the few facts straight?!! Just boggles my mind.
FBI was not exactly involved. The observed some interrogations and were disgusted. They had to fight for scraps of information, it was not freely given. ALE was not cooperating with the FBI or welcoming their assistance. For sure, the case aint moving forward in the hands of ALE, wouldnt you agree?
Friday, August 05, 2005
Curacao judge yet to rule on FBI access to Holloway case files
A judge from Curacao has not yet ruled on the FBI’s increased involvement in the case of missing Mountain Brook teen Natalee Holloway. Defense lawyers protested Aruban authorities’ decision to hand over transcripts of interrogations and other documents to the FBI. Transfer of the evidence occurred after Aruban Prime Minister Nelson Oduber asked the country’s attorney general to give the FBI more access to the case files.
The judge was expected to rule today but had not done so by the close of business, said Mariaine Croes, spokeswoman for the prosecutor’s office. She said that meant the decision would likely come Monday at the earliest.
DiamondDot wrote:JD wrote:.......(snipped).......
After a year and no real answers, there's a natural inclination for people to want to investigate other avenues -- concluding that there's nothing on J2K, and obviously something happened so the MB kids must have the answers. Layer that with their reluctance to cooperate and it adds validity to the conspiracy theory. etc
lol You get my point. Just trying to be fair and look at both sides.
I understand your position, but don't agree.
My stance has not changed. The MB 'kids' were legally adults who chose from thier very first interviews to try and solicit public sympathy with lies. How many times did we hear that the MB 'kids' should not be interviewed by ALE? Yet, she had no problem with thier cooperation with interviewers on TV.
Are the 'kids' of MB so much more valuable than the 'kids' of Aruba?
ETA..... Julia was a close personal ally of Beth/Jug and posse. Anything she may have to say is from a personal 'hands on' perspective. She has as much a right to give her point of view as anyone else does.
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