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Thanks for posting the link.

Also, from the article:

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"The Star: Are you convinced this is a case of corruption rather than incompetence or a combination of the two?"

"Holloway: I think it’s a combination of both. Aruban police officers have told some of our people that they don’t know who to trust in the police department. That’s serious. A lot of weird things or strange things have happened. Even a Dutch law professor in Holland looked at this case and made the comment, just recently back in April, that this was one of the most strange and unprofessional police investigations he’d ever seen."

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"I know that one of the police officers down there was upset with me for pushing this case forward and quoting him on some things he told me."

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"The Star: Talk about your community, Meridian, and its response to your ordeal."

"Holloway: It’s been an overwhelming response. I couldn’t believe it. The whole community rallied. I was gone and seeing the signs and posters overwhelmed me when I got back. Church members mowed the grass. Some of my former agents helped out in the office. A number of things occurred that made you feel good that you are from a small town where everybody cares about you and helps you."

And also from the article.

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The Star: What is happening now to keep the focus on Natalee?

Holloway: “America’s Most Wanted” is going to air two weeks from now. On June the 7th that will air. We still might get up a final ocean search. That was initially the plan for two weeks ago. The expense at this point in time has kind of delayed that, so I think it will happen probably within the next month.

And then this lawsuit, I’m sure that will bring a lot of attention, whatever the verdict is on that. If it sticks, a lot of things will happen.

Thanks to klaasend at SM for finding this.

On Friday, Beth gave an interview on Dutch TV. Here is the link to the video of that interview:

http://tinyurl.com/psy7p

There is a link right next to a little red camera on that page. If you shop on the link it will take you to the page where the video loads. It takes a little while to load.

I don't think of it as a specific date to honor Natalee, because I truly feel that I honor her every day," Beth Twitty, Holloway's mother, told ABC News. "We don't have answers, and we are still in the middle of an active investigation. … We have raised expectations every time we hear of a new arrest and we think that, 'Oh maybe this is it' maybe this won't be a dead end."

"Aruba needs to stop with the senseless arrests and really get focused on who these suspects are that they're going after," Twitty told ABC News. "Not just wind up with dead ends again, and again, and again."

To read the rest

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/LegalCenter/story?id=2018398&page=1