Quote From: kikoswa
In a statement he told the missing teen was drunk and her girlfriends knew this, she was bossy and stepped in the car with the boys, she wanted to stay with the main suspect on the beach, but he had school next daym and left her, she stayed.
I see that the mother wants to portray and remember her girl as anti standard spring break partying drinking teen, but it looks like she is trying to blame her own parental and school responsibility on the yonuger kid, who partied with her and left her, was the last to have seen her alive.
I hope that the girlfriends of the missing teen , will testify in this civil case, they refused earlier, for their own reasons, I dont think they want to tell their parents they were drinking etc.
Many people showed me raw footage of the interview with Skeeter (worked for Dr Phil) and another suspect, Dr phil, whom I respect, concludes that the suspect told about xtc being put in drinks, while its Skeeter who introduces this theory without prove without confirmation of the suspect.
I hope justice will come, and it wont become a media spectacle, filled with baseless speculations, to boost viewer ratings for their networks, there are so many facts and fiction in this case, that everyone needs to stay sharp, or it will become an unsolved mystery.
By the way, XTC is not a date rape drug, its a Iraeli party drug, introduced to Dutch Jewish youngsters who liked the music and culture of 'Gabber' music (trance, hardcore), Gabber is jiddish for friends. It is widely used on party s, now not a big deal anymore and it is still illegal. It had its hype in 1996 in amsterdam and Israel party scene, XTC gives a drunk feeling and makes people want to hold eachother and therefor it is populair in that scene. (now less used)
XTC is never used in combination with Alcohol, it is always used in combination with Coca Cola, or just water, Because the 2 hard drugs (alcohol and mdma) dont add up. http://www.jellinek.nl/tourists/
Putting xtc in drinks by bartenders never happens and is pure fantasy, the date rape drug that people have heard about is a drug that was found years ago in England, everybody was on the look out for that drug and its symptoms, and it is less found today thanks to police, nowadays whn there is a drug used in england that was commonly used for rape, it are woman who want to rob rich men. But this happens once in maybe 3 years, Police is very alert.
I think the thruth is best served accepting that the 18 year old lady was drinking alcohol, and her friends can confirm that and should tell the thruth and stop speculation, because it will be revealed before a judge and experts, lies wont hold.
Dude!! Were the hell do you get this info from. XTC has nothing to do with Jews, morron. It is just another synthetic party drug that is it. It will not make you drunk, it gives plenty of energy, actually enough to keep you going for 24 hours or more. Gabber has nothing to do with Jews by the way. It is just hardcore house music. Gabber means Pal in Dutch.
As for the Holloway case, I think Nathalee's parents should wake up and smell the coffee! She was just another teen having fun in Aruba, were they have plenty of oppertunity to drink and use drugs and will do so accordingly. Then they get horny and want to get laid, big deal, don't blame it on anybody but yourself. I think if people in the US would not raise their children so narrow mindedly, they did not need to go to Aruba to go out of control and things like this would not occur as often.
By the way, ask yourself how many teenagers dissapear in the US every year, is that a reason for non US residents not to visit the US anymore, BS.
The thing I think is more rediculous than anything else it the civil case against Joran now, how is this possible, without complete lack op proof.
It's a story that captured national attention and struck fear in the hearts of parents everywhere. Eighteen-year-old Natalee Holloway disappeared during a senior class trip to the island of Aruba. Now, Dr. Phil uncovers information never before revealed. Tune in for exclusive interviews -- some potentially incriminating -- with witnesses, suspects and their families and friends. Find out what the polygraph says about a crucial witness, and hear Natalee's mom describe how the horror of losing her precious daughter unfolded over one heartbreaking summer. Share your thoughts here.
