Natalee Holloway, Boycott of Aruba - 7

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Chapter: seven

Concert to benefit Holloway family

With the family spirits in shambles Beth would leave Aruba and go to Little Rock Arkansas where a concert would be held in Natalee honor. Plans for this concert had been in the making for a long time, but it was just announced that Beth Twitty herself would be in attendance. Here is the announcement regarding this event.

Benefit Planned

A benefit concert for the family of missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church, 717 W. 32nd Ave.

Holloway has been missing on the island of Aruba since May 30 and intensive efforts to solve the mystery of her disappearance have been unsuccessful.

Natalee is the granddaughter of Pine Bluff resident, Ann Reynolds. Natalee’s mother, Beth Holloway Twitty, is a 1978 graduate of Pine Bluff High School.

Music will be provided by Nashville recording artists, “Downhere,” a Christian rock group from Canada.

The organizer of the event, Bruce Roberts, said the concert is free, but donations will be accepted to help offset expenses incurred by the family as they continue the search for Natalee. this concert was one of the only positives her family was feeling at this time in September.

Magic 96.5 with Tito Lacle & Antonio Carlo

Tito Lacle and Antonio Carlo, Joran's attorney spoke about the hearing on the appeal which had been filed against the suspects.

Results of today’s appeal will be announced next Tuesday at 2:00pm. Defense Attorney Carlo stated that he felt confident that the suspension of his client’s detention, Joran Van der Sloot, will not be overturned.

If by some far chance the judge rules in favor of the prosecution:

Joran has to return to serve the remainder of his 30 days in Jail

The Kalpoe brothers will have to serve the remainder of their 8 days of detention.

The prosecutor has re-asked for DNA samples of ALL three suspects Joran Van der Sloot, Deepak Kalpoe and Satish Kalpoe. In order for the Judge of Appeals to decide, the prosecutor had to present valid reasons to compare the results to.

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Natalee Holloway, Boycott of Aruba - 7

With the release of all three suspects, a boycott was called for. A boycott that some still feel is going on two years later. by Jan Brennan

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