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Chapter: four Middle of the Night Visitors
Natalee Holloway Missing
Visualize this if you will, it is around two in the morning on May 31, 2005 and you are awakened from a sound sleep, hearing voices and shouting at your front gate. The voices are loud and they appear to be Americans and you have this uneasy feeling about it all, as you cannot imagine why they would be at your gate and certainly not at this hour. They are asking where a young white American girl is, her name is Natalee Holloway . Who is she, you wonder and why are they here asking you this?
For Paul van der Sloot this was the reality he faced on May 31st at that early morning hour when the Alabama posse arrived demanding answers. He was mystified as they kept saying Joran would know where this girl was and that she had been missing since the night before. What further complicates this for Paul, he knew the night before he had picked up Joran at the McDonald's, around 11 P.M. and brought him home for the night, so he thought.
Missing Alabama teen
What follows is both interesting and confusing. When Paul once again realizes that Joran is not home he calls him on his cell phone and reaches him at the Wyndham Hotel. Paul wanted answers from Joran and the group that is shouting angry words is demanding to know where Natalee is. Paul would encourage Joran to speak more to the police than the Americans. The initial statement Joran made that night, dropping Natalee at the Holiday Inn would prove several days later to not be the truth. As the posse listens to Joran's story several in the group get quite heated with Joran. Deepak would encourage Joran not to speak. Eventually his father would put an end to the interrogation. How the events of that night conversely effected this investigation has long been debated. Suffice it to say that Paul van der Sloot strongly believes that if he had been able to take his son to the police, never having made those lying statements to the posse on May 31st there may have been a better resolution to what really happened to Natalee Holloway.
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Natalee Holloway, Mom & Dad Investigate - 4
How the middle-of-the-night Alabama Posse's arrival at the Van der Sloot home may have impacted the case. by Jan BrennanPause scroll with cursor
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