Natalee Holloway: Deepak

Jamie tells Deepak, "If you did it, don't take a poly from me or anyone else, because you won't pass it. If you did not do it, you're foolish. And the question I will ask you is if you intentionally killed her.'"
"No," Deepak says.
"If it was an accident, I can help all of you. And if you guys were partying, even if somebody had given her a date drug," says Jamie.
Jamie continues his line of questioning. "For $25 you can pay a bartender to slip your date a date rape drug in her drink. Does that happen?" Jamie asks.
"I never drugged someone."

"I'm not saying you. But I mean have you heard of that happening?
"I haven't heard the bartender story," Deepak says. "I know there is a drug called Ecstasy. I heard they slip that into drinks."
Next Deepak gives Jamie his impressions of Natalee: "To tell you quite frankly, dressed like a slut, talked like one. Would go in a car with three strange guys and her mother claiming her to be the goody two shoes. Enough of the BS already."
Deepak begins on another issue: "The person that saw something in the morning hours."
"That's the gardener," Jamie clarifies. "The gardener is the one that definitely saw you guys 3:00 when statements were made. This guy

"My brother," says Deepak.
"But he didn't. He says because the brother was lying in the backseat and that's going to kill you," Jamie says. "Sometimes your closest friends, if they're worried, and this thing is that big, they'll burn you."

Deepak says, "I don't have any close friends anymore. They're all gone."
"Really? Because of this?" asks Jamie.
"Everything is empty," he replies. "If I knew where the body is I would tell them a long time ago. Let them start a trial and get this over with. I don't care." Dr. Phil asks Beth for her reaction to what Deepak has said.
She says, "When I hear him speak of Natalee, I want to make it perfectly clear that... Natalee is a virgin and she had never had any of these sexual experiences. When I hear Deepak stating you know

"I want to make an observation that I think is important here," says Dr. Phil. "The shrink in me listens to this, and I've studied this young man in news footage and seen how he conducts himself and what he does. Think what kind of unprincipled individual you would have to be to, knowing that a young woman is missing, knowing that her mother is there looking for her and then describe her in that way."


"Absolutely not."
"So let's be real damn clear about that," Dr. Phil says emphatically.