I guess there is not much more to say after reading so many comments from so many people who get just one side of a story. Being an Aruban citizen I can say I have witnessed both sides of this story. I have also watched both shows that dr. Phil did on the dissapearance of Natalee. I agree this case is one case too many. And I really hope that Natalee will be found. But still I just wanted to clarify some information to all those people who posted comments while assuming things that are not correct.
1. Amy Bradley did not go missing in Aruba: If you need more information on this case please visit your FBI website (www.fbi.gov). You can confirm that Amy Bradley did leave Aruba, and was nearing Curacao when she went missing. If you have also seen the drPhil show, you could have seen that she has been spotted in Curacao by a man who claimed it was her. So before jumping to any conclusions just try to get all the information first. I pray that she will be found alive and that Natalee will be found too.
2. None of the clips shown on the drPhil show off these practices of sex-slaves, were taped in Aruba. If you watched the show carefully you would have seen that these clips were from Mexico, Venezuela and partially Curacao. So again just stating the facts. If there is or may have been any of these slave-practices in Aruba, I sure have never seen or heard anything like this and again I'm just just asking myself: Why was non of the footage shown today (taped with a hidden camera) coming from Aruba?
I am not judging anyone who posted their comments, everybody is entitled to their own opinion. But news as everyone knows, is sensation. The positive things that have and are still being done to solve this case are just not interesting enough to make the headlines. The things that are being stated by the Twitty/ Holloway family are quite different then the statements that these families made here on the island. I can surely understand a mother's pain in trying to bring back a missing child, but before judging any person, any country, anything that happened I just wish that people would try to get as much information as possible about this case and then form an opinion.
Last but not least, everyone who wishes not to step another foot on Aruba, are surely entitled to do that. Nevertheless Aruba is still one of the safest places on the earth, and trying it's best to keep it that way. Having lived in, and traveled to other countries myself, I know there is no better place... and I surely know that I am blessed to be living here...
Eighteen-year-old Natalee Holloway disappeared early last summer during a senior class trip to the island of Aruba. On a recent show, Dr. Phil joined the search for the missing teen and broke new ground in the case. He called for a boycott of Aruba and put his own investigators on the trail. Now, two months later, Natalee's mother feels there is a strong chance her daughter is still alive. Hear, for the first time ever, the evidence she reveals to Dr. Phil. Also, learn how effective the boycott is and why a pair of Dr. Phil's rescuers found themselves in need of a rescue. Plus, Natalee's disappearance bears similarities to the case of another young woman who went missing in the same region. Meet the parents of Amy Bradley and see what strong evidence has them holding onto hope that their daughter is still alive. Join the discussion.
