Natalee Holloway Cold Case Exhibit Unveiled at the National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington by John Walsh & Beth Holloway

 

The never ending battle for “Justice for Natalee.”

The spotlight has once again been shown of the case of the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba.  Alabama teen Natalee Holloway went missing in Aruba on May 30, 2005. After all the media spotlight, after all the arrests, the searches, the interrogation,  the suspect lies and admissions of guilt there have been no new recent leads in the case. The National Museum of Crime and Punishment is helping to put the case back in the spotlight as Natalee’s case is the newest addition to the Unsolved Crimes exhibit.

Beth Holloway attended the unveiling Monday afternoon in Northwest Washington to honor her daughter.

“In some way I hope Natalee’s case can represent a lot of these young adults that are missing and are most likely murdered,” Holloway told Fox 5.

John Walsh, the host of Fox’s America’s Most Wanted, stood by her side at the museum. Police determined a deceased drifter decapitated Walsh’s 6-year-old son. The announcement last December, brought to close a case that has haunted the Walsh family for more than two decades.

“Finding him murdered so horribly was unbearable but at least that ended that chapter of our lives. Beth Holloway doesn’t have that closure,” Walsh said.

Some of the other missing person cases that Beth Holloway referenced and the sad an unfortunate long list. There is an endless list of young adults missing.



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  • Natalee Holloway: Beth Holloway Discussing With Greta Van Susteren the Peter R. De Vries Videos and Joran Van der Sloot
  • Natalee Holloway, Missing in Aruba 5 Years Later … Beth Holloway Fights on for Missing Persons
  • Americas Most Wanted; John Walsh, Tim Miller and Patricia Kilpatrick on the Natalee Holloway Investigation
  • Natalee Holloway: Dave Holloway and Peter R. De Vries Discussing the Joran Tapes on Nancy Grace
  • Beth Twitty and Dave Holloway will be at New York’s Supreme Court on Wednesday




  • Comments

    17 Responses to “Natalee Holloway Cold Case Exhibit Unveiled at the National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington by John Walsh & Beth Holloway”

    1. Dolf on May 12th, 2009 1:40 am

      should she be in this exhibit?

      officialy its a missing person case, not a murder.

      (no, I think she was slain by Joran 2)

    2. buster on May 12th, 2009 8:31 am

      aruba sucks worse than anything that ever sucked before !!! aruba is a God forsaken floating piece of $hit !!! There is only one thing that sucks worse than aruba and that is it’s polis !!! I hope no ever sets foot on that dieing turd of an island and last but not least I hope the vandercraps die a horrible and painful death !!!

    3. Bad2daBone on May 12th, 2009 11:23 am

      Aruba is actually really fun, you should try it some time.

      That aside, this is a nice way to use the unfortunate situation to alert others about the importance of safety and, especially if you’re alone, staying with people you know and trust.

    4. HOPE on May 12th, 2009 12:15 pm

      I was very impressed with the words chosen by Beth Holloway. I stand behind every word she said and hope that it won’t be long before Natalee’s case is solved and her exhibit can be removed. It’s an impressive display and one that will keep her disappearance in our hearts and minds until that day.

      ~God Bless the Holloways.

    5. Michelle Smith on May 12th, 2009 2:59 pm

      Keep up the good work Beth. Don’t ever give up on justice for Natalee. Aruba will never do anything but Joran will still get his one day.

      Arrogant s.o.b.

    6. Carpe on May 12th, 2009 4:23 pm

      God Bless Nat, she was the best one.

      Keep kicking Sloot right in the lunchbox.

      Hey Morta, the Internet is very small, isn’t it?

    7. Susan on May 12th, 2009 4:55 pm

      I didn’t know such a thing or place existed in our nation’s capital, but it’s definitely for a good cause. We know that Beth and Dave’s continued fight for justice, as well as their efforts to find their daughter, has not and will not be in vain.

      BOYCOTT ARUBA AND THE NETHERLANDS TIL HELL FREEZES OVER!!

      JUSTICE FOR NATALEE :-)

    8. wg on May 12th, 2009 5:11 pm

      Some days, I would be afraid to go to Aruba. When I consider what’s happening in my own country, Aruba doesn’t look so bad…

    9. always 1 on May 12th, 2009 7:38 pm

      Number 9, dont know where you live, but it cant, cant be as bad as Aruba!

    10. PlatinumSkye on May 12th, 2009 7:41 pm

      Just a small note that Wheel Of Fortune is giving away trips to “Aruba”.

    11. Carpe on May 12th, 2009 10:42 pm

      Aruba is a much different place today.

      Personally, I think they just need to GET OVER IT.

      All hotels are for sale ‘
      May 12, 2009

      Rob Smith at the opening of tourism conference ATCA end of April.

      ORANGE CITY – “All hotels are for sale if the price is good enough.” This responds Director Rob Smith tourist organization Ahata on rumors in the media that a large hotel for sale would be. He says nothing about specific marketing plans of one of the connected hotels. “I know that there is a legal play in Westin Resort. Dealing with disputes between shareholders, not the sale of the hotel. ”

      As last at the annual tourism conference showed ATCA, the tourism experience of the economic malaise. So feared is a very bad second quarter. That is not good with the economy also agrees Smith. “The Marriott hotel, for instance, since last November the number of contract workers decreased by about 25 percent.” That equates to approximately 500 people who do not contract anymore.
      The Ahata director says that many hotels, on a voluntary basis, staff are trying to stem. Especially staff at the retirement age is, often receives a package which they previously could stop working. “This is completely voluntary,” stressed Smith. Until now, there is no ‘forced’ redundant cases in the hotel sector.

      Aruba
      Consumer prices rise again
      May 12, 2009

      ORANGE CITY – The average price of goods and services in the month of March 2009 increased slightly compared to the month of February 2009. This is evidenced by the publication of the consumer price index (CPI) for the month of March of the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). Nearly 41 percent of all the articles and services in March averaged 0.81 percent more expensive.

      According to the calculations of the CBS is the CPI of 108.96 last March released, an increase of 0.65 percent compared to the CPI of February 2009 (108.26). Basis in December 2006 (100). If, however, looks at the change in the CPI over the last twelve months, shows that this percentage has decreased to 12.66 compared with the same period a year earlier.

      The largest price increase for the month was observed in the housing sector, where prices on average rose 1.74 percent. The largest decline occurred in the communications sector. As prices fell 1.13 percent. In housing, mainly electricity, gas and water more expensive (more than 3 percent). Telephone and fax in the category of communication showed a decrease of 35.92 percent.

      In March, the price of a barrel of crude oil on the world market of 3.96 dollars compared with the month before. The price of electricity and water was also higher compared with February. The average electricity bill rose to 225.94 florin and the average water bill was 120.24 florin. Also gasoline was 1.95 percent higher

    12. ANewGirl on May 12th, 2009 11:25 pm

      Carpe says…”Keep kicking Sloot right in the lunchbox!”
      Damn right!

      Joran, Paulus and Mother-in-Denial Anita—Sorry, but you SUCK so bad it hurts. Over 4 years have passed and you KNOW what your Son did, yet you keep silent to protect his lame Ass. How’s the long distance phone bill to Thailand/Singapore where ever the hell he is these days treating you? When the media breaks the stories about his continued alchoholisim and drug abuse, his disgusting treatment of females (prostitution and human trafficking involvement “girls for sale”) …..just wondering………….Does it make you proud ? Don’t think we Americans will ever forget.

      The longer this case is kept in the National Limelight (in whatever fashion) the better!

      BOYCOTT ARUBA until

      JUSTICE FOR NATALEE ANN HOLLOWAY

      IS FINALLY FOUND !

      We Stand by the Girl

      -J4N
      -J4C

    13. nurturer on May 13th, 2009 8:43 am

      How can this be a Cold Case when we know what happened and who the guilty parties are?

    14. Carpe on May 16th, 2009 12:07 am

      In your ear is where I feel you can primarily go stick it, bishes!

      Justice for Natalee.

      Aruba Amigoe

      Ahata fears for future tourism
      May 15, 2009

      The future of tourism is, according to director Rob Smith Ahata not rosy.

      ORANGE CITY – The government must present the tax and labor technical revisions to adapt, otherwise, the future of the tourism industry of Aruba danger. This said Rob Smith, director of Aruba Hotel and Tourism Association (Ahata) following the appearance of the first quarter and registered reservations for the coming period.

      The prediction is that the national income by the slump in tourism 100 million florin less, compared with the same period last year. Capacity utilization in the first quarter fell by 16 percent. And while the first quarter is the high season, which usually enough revenue generated to the lean period of low season without a problem to come. Ahata The director points out that the timing of this crisis as a result of the current downturn in tourism worldwide could not be worse for a large number of hotels on the island. The hotels have together in the past three years more than one billion florin invested in innovation of their products. “It is normal for hotels to five to seven year investment in renewal of the tourist product of Aruba. Now we are about three years of the next cycle. If our hotels have a double blow with the inability to recover from the debt of the previous investment round, plus higher operating costs and taxes in an already weak economy, it must be said that the future of our tourism industry is anything but rosy look. ” This is Smith the new technical employment and tax regulations that the government is preparing to enter, based on the economic situation before the crisis. -

    15. aruban on May 18th, 2009 7:34 am

      the case is not cold……

      BUT DEAD…….!!!!!!!

    16. Lynn White on February 28th, 2010 2:25 pm

      Sunday, Feb 28th,2010
      My prayers are still with you. It’s incomprehensible what your family has been and still going through. Keep at it to find out what happened and to find those people responsible for their actions…or lack there of.
      On a personal note here in West Michigan, our police have put together a cold case team,yes, just like the TV show, and have solved and brought to justice, people that have committed personal injury crimes as far back as thirty decades.
      The point is… I sincerely hope that you and your family find a resolution to this tragedy. My prayers are with all of you.
      Sincerely, Lynn

    17. Lynn White on February 28th, 2010 2:37 pm

      Sorry about thirty decades in my statement….I meant three deades…and they did solve some. I just wanted to stand corrected.
      Lynn

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