Kalpoe Brothers Home Searched, Brothers Removed During “Inspection”

There has been a new twist in the case of the missing Natalee Holloway as Inspectors from the Netherlands searched the Kalpoe Brothers home to determine if there was any clues in the premises. Reports that the Kalpoe brothers were arrested are not true, but the brothers were taken from the home so that the inspectors would not be bothered by their actions.

We will have more news as it comes available.

The investigators conducted what they termed an “inspection” of the property where Surinamese brothers Deepak and Satish Kalpoe live with their parents, according to Vivian van der Biezen, a spokeswoman for the public prosecutors’ office.

A statement from the Aruban prosecutor’s office said: “An inspection is a coercive measure aimed at observing or analyzing a specific place or circumstances under which a criminal offense may have been committed, or to establish facts related to a criminal case.”

The Kalpoe brothers were in the family’s home in Hooiberg, east of the Dutch Caribbean island’s capital of Oranjestad, when investigators arrived Saturday morning. The siblings objected to the action and had to be escorted from the property by police officers, she said.

“The brothers were not arrested,” van der Biezen told The Associated Press, adding that the inspection lasted for about an hour. She could not say what investigators were looking for.Nothing was seized from the home, according to the statement, and no further details were disclosed.
The inspection of the Kalpoe home came more than two weeks after investigators from the Netherlands dug up earth for two days outside the home of former suspect Joran van der Sloot, reviving a case that had seemed to grow cold since the U.S. teen vanished during a school trip to Aruba about two years ago. (Fox News)

UPDATE I: From Geraldo Live (Video)

UPDATE II: 5.12.2007 THE LINE UP FOX NEWS NATALEE HOLLOWAY

Jossy Mansur and Kalpoe Attorney David Kock

 (Hat Tip Carpe)