See, this is what bothered me about her going there. If she 'just' wanted to talk, she would have gone alone and talked.

Also, how dare she think that is okay to engage someone for over an hour while they are being paid to work. He was not at work being paid to talk to BHT about anything. While she was there, she totally interrupted their business because noone could get to the counter. She was totally monopolizing the cashier. If I were the owner of the Internet Cafe, I would also speak to the Police about having her banned from the premises. She was not there to have pictures developed. She was there to 'talk' to (or harrass depending on how you want to spin it) one of their employees. This was a disruption of their business and I would imagine highly uncomfortable for anyone else in the building.

I lose more and more respect for her every time she pulls one of these antics!

Ten minutes would have perhaps been appropriate; ninety minutes is harassment, especially when you look at the personality of Beth, especially when Deepak did no significant talking to Beth so she did all of the talking. How would you like to have 90 minutes of Beth in your face.

Any way you spin this, it was not appropriate.

There is only suspicion about Deepak, not proof, else he would be charged with a crime. I can understand why Deepak would not want to talk with her, both because of lawyer advice, but also because he probably has significant resentment against her for the time he spent in jail on her accusations, especially if he is in fact innocent.

Is DennisAOK around? If so, Dennis, I was right and you were wrong.
First, this was purely "Twitty theater" to give this story cable news coverage for two or three more nights. (The inevitable police complaint by Kalpoe bought another day or two).
Second, this man is not obligated to answer her questions or tolerate her theatrics just because SHE thinks he is guilty of participating in something. Thank goodness that in Aruba, like in the US, one is innocent until proven guilty and equal protection applies even to those already tried in the (uninformed) court of public opinion.

Third, this is entirely unfair to the employer that she manipulates the work flow.
BHT said herself that she wouldn't do this again. Me thinks she did herself a disservice by following the "Tim MIller school of public relations".