Jug Twitty Gives his Thoughts and Opinions on the Main Characters in the Natalee Holloway Case
The following is a partial transcript from last nights Dana Pretzer interview with George “Jug” Twitty on Scared Monkeys radio. The full transcript can be read here or listen to the podcast … Jug Twitty, in his own words on his thoughts, perceptions and opinions regarding the investigation into the disappearance of his step-daughter, Natalee Holloway. Trust us, he did not beat around the bush. We thank him for that.
Jug Twitty provides his opinion of some of the players who have been involved in the Natalee Holloway investigation. In an investigation with so many twists, turns and flat out lies, we thank Jug Twitty for his honesty and candor during last nights interview.
Dana: “Jossy Mansur”
Jug: “He’s a man of his word. I’ve been to his house, met his wife, his sons went to same military school, I trust him.”
Dana: “Julia Renfro”
Jug : “She has her own agenda and her whole deal she ran us around, she has some kind of connection to Paul.
Dana: “Paul Van der Sloot”
Jug: “is a coward, I’m a father I’m a very good father, this man is not and I see his face at night he’s evil.”
Dana: “Dennis Jacobs”
Jug: “A puppet, he’s dirty I could tell the first day the man’s string pulled by somebody”
Dana: “Gerald Dompig”
Jug: “Dompig, I never sat down with him face to face.”
Dana: “Oduber, the Prime Minister”
Jug: “Oduber, very wishy washy. Sat with Beth and I we had dinner with wife and him and gave him confidential information that he was flabbergasted about but he did nothing, He really has no power down there really.
Posted December 21, 2007 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Beth Holloway, Crime, Dave Holloway, Deepak Kalpoe, Gerold Dompig, Joran Van der Sloot, Jossy Mansur, Missing Persons, Paul Van der Sloot | 40 comments |
Diario: Fraudulent Drivers License Case in Aruba … the usual Suspects Paul Van der Sloot & Gerold Dompig
DIARIO, September 8, 2007: den caso “rijbewijs gate, ”HUEZ DI ACUERDO CU PETICION DI VAN DER SLOOT, PA YAMA DOMPIG COMO TESTIGO Once again the usual suspects, Gerold Dompig and Paul Van der Sloot. Its nice to see that PVDS is a defense attorney for a suspected criminal. What a shock. The below article from Diario with references to van der Sloot and Dompig has to do with the following case in drivers license corruption case in Aruba. Jossy Mansur, Managing editor of Diario was kind enough to explain exactly what the gist of the article is as follows:
It has to do with a big case of corruption, in which fraudulent driver licenses were sold. Sloot was one of the defense lawyers for one of the implicated persons. Everyone of his proposals to the Judge (to void the citation, and to set his client free) were rejected. He then asked for Gerald Dompig to be put on the witness stand because he was in charge of the department that issues driver licenses at the time when the licenses were sold. The judge did grant Sloot the petition to put Dompig on the witness stand. Treatment of the case will continue on the 13th of September at 1:00 p.m.
Posted September 9, 2007 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Crime, Diario, Gerold Dompig, Jossy Mansur, Paul Van der Sloot | 32 comments |
The Other Side of Natalee Holloway Case? Gerald Dompig Says They are Guilty as Hell
The other side of the Natalee Holloway case, otherwise known as “Spinning for $’s”. There is a reason why this article in Amigoe was shopped around with no takers. Maybe because the facts, previous statements, previous interviews by those who are now changing their story state quite a different scenario. Maybe Gerald Dompig best review the past statements he has made as well. Over the next week, we will carve apart the shameful article that would blame a family, US law enforcement and even VP Dick Cheney for Natalee Holloway’s disappearance. The article that appears in Amigoe actually reads like a bad Saturday Night Live script. If we did not know the people involved, we would actually think the article was sarcasm.
Dompig, who up until May 2006 – when he resigned – led the investigation on Aruba, and three others, who from the start each had their own function after the then 18-year-old girl from the prestigious Mountain Brook at Birmingham , Alabama , did not return to her hotel room on the 30th of May 2005 , are now speaking up. They each feel the importance of sharing this side of the story. Perhaps even the story; the truth. A story where three boys – Joran van der Sloot (at that time aged 17), Deepak Kalpoe (21) and his 18 year old brother Satish (formally still suspects), hardly play a role in anymore. (SM)
WATCH THE FOLLOWING VIDEO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Pressured? If Dompig was pressured by anyone it was his own government.
Posted July 5, 2007 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Bizarre, boycott, Gerold Dompig, Joran Van der Sloot, Missing Persons, Natalee Holloway, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 56 comments |
Gerald Dompig in His Own Words…
We provide you decide:
thanks to Klaasend for putting this video together.
Posted March 3, 2007 by Scared Monkeys Deepak Kalpoe, Gerold Dompig, Jamie Skeeters, Joran Van der Sloot, Natalee Holloway, Paul Van der Sloot | 64 comments |
Globe Reports Kalpoe Brothers “Ready To Crack”
While we do not put our full faith and confidence in the Globe Magazine, they do have an interesting article on the recent developments in the Natalee Holloway disappearance. The Globe reports that Gerald Dompig is claiming that the Deepak and Satish Kalpoe are “on the brink of cracking in the face of the testimony of a credible secret witness.”
The Globe also is reporting that Dompig said in an interview with Josse Mansur that the new investigative team from the Netherlands are “homing in on the Kalpoe Brothers.” He also goes on to state that they are now unable to withstand interrogation, declaring “If we put pressure on the two brothers, they will break.”
Josse Mansur was a guest on The Dana Pretzer Show and discussed some of these same topics. To listen to the podcast, use these links Play in Popup | Download
Posted December 20, 2006 by Scared Monkeys Beth Holloway, Dave Holloway, Deepak Kalpoe, Gerold Dompig, Joran Van der Sloot, Natalee Holloway | 212 comments |