Scared Monkeys Radio Daily Commentary – Monday, October 6, 2008 – So, Casey Anthony Is A Suspect, Huh?
- Dana questions how much evidence is being withheld from the public at the moment in the case of the missing child, Caylee Anthony.
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Posted October 6, 2008 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Missing Persons, Natalee Holloway, Podcast | no comments |
Suspect, Rayan P., Arrested on Suspicion of Kidnapping Marlies van der Kouwen … Suspect Interrogated
On Friday afternoon, the police in Bonaire arrested Rayan P. on suspicion of kidnapping in the disappearance of Marlies van der Kouwen. Marlies van der Kouwe was reportedly kidnapped by man on a scooter. During the search a scooter was taken in at the Kaya Mgr. Niewindt, in the garden of relatives of the suspect. Will Bonaire solve this case and find the missing girl is a professional and competent manner or will this be another case like in Aruba with a carousel of arrests and witnesses?
There has been a search at the Kaya Kamari, Kaya Wanapa and Kaya Amazona. Later on in the evening, a scooter was taken in at the Kaya Mgr. Niewindt, in the garden of relatives of the suspect. There has been no trace of the Dutch woman since her disappearance on Sunday night. She was kidnapped by a man on a motor or scooter when she was cycling on her way to her apartment at Hato. The painstaking search still continues. According to unconfirmed reports, Rayan P. was released from prison a month ago. In 2002 he was convicted to eight years for raping a woman at Belnem, on Bonaire. P. was arrested while a press conference of the police was going on in the building of the Island Council. Public Prosecutor David van Delft had apologized for his absence. Lieutenant governor Herbert Domacassé would hold a national oration at eleven o’clock this morning.
Posted September 29, 2008 by Scared Monkeys Amigoe, Arrest, Aruba, Caribbean, Crime, Main, Missing Persons, Natalee Holloway | 6 comments |
24 Year Old Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe Missing … Kidnapped in Bonaire
Just Another Day in a Caribbean Paradise … This time its Bonaire.
24 year old Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe was kidnapped in Bonaire at 2:30 am Sunday morning when a man pulled her off her bicycle. The man, who was on a dark colored two wheeled vehicle is said to be between 1.70 and 1.80 meters tall, was dressed in dark-colored clothing and was wearing a jacket. Her parents who live in the Netherlands were informed of their daughter’s abduction.
Marlies Elizabeth Van der Kouwe Description:
- 24 years old, born in Curaçao on the 11th of May 1984
- 1.63 meters tall
- blue eyes
- blond hair
Marlies van der Kouwe kidnapped in Bonaire
The police has put in a large scale search party to find the missing 24 year old Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe. On the night of Saturday to Sunday at two thirty she was pulled off her bicycle by a man on a dark-colored two-wheeled vehicle.
The man, between 1.70 and 1.80 meters long, was dressed in dark-colored clothing and was wearing a jacket. This took place on the Boulevard Gobernador N. Debrot in the neighbourhood of the WEB-factory. The vehicle left off eastwards. Police chief John Schagen,
Lieutenant Governor Herbert Domacassé, Chief of Police John Schagen and Officer of Justice David van Delft during the pressconference.
Lieutenant Governor Herbert Domacassé and Officer of Justice David van Delft held a press conference about the kidnapping yesterday.
So how will the search for missing Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe differ from that of the case of Natalee Holloway in Aruba? Why do we ask? According to a press conference, Bonaire has requested the help of the coast guard of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. Let’s hope they do not ask the ALE for their help.
They asked the coast guard of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba to help them in their search who have already put in a plane. The plane scanned the area on Monday evening and Tuesday before sunrise. According to Chief of Police Schagen , the RST of the Netherlands Antilles has been pulled in for the investigation.
However, we already see one difference in the two cases as investigators in Bonaire are treating the kidnapping of Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe seriously as opposed to the nonchalant and inept manner that the ALE did in the Natalee Holloway case.
“Our first priority is to find her back. We are still hopeful that she is still alive. We’re handling this as a serious crime”, says the police chief.
UPDATE I: Netherland News on the Abduction of Marlies Elizabeth van der Kouwe
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Nederlandse ontvoerd op Bonaire – Dag.com
UPDATE II: Dutch woman abducted in the Dutch Antilles
Bonaire wants to make differences between their missing persons case and Natalee Holloway. They can make all the claims they want; however, missing is missing and acts of violence against woman are just that … no difference.
The Dutch Antilles island of Bonaire is in shock after a young Dutch woman went missing during the weekend.
AD, De Volkskrant and Trouw report on the abduction that bears similarities to the Holloway case that took place on Aruba. Twenty-four-year-old Marlies van der Kouwe disappeared after an evening at a popular bar on Saturday night. She was seen being dragged off her bicycle by one or two assailants on a scooter. Only her bicycle and flip-flops were found.
Posted September 25, 2008 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Caribbean, Main, Missing Persons, Natalee Holloway | 38 comments |
The Dana Pretzer Show On Scared Monkeys Radio – Monday, September 22, 2008 – Guests Include Drew Peterson and Attorney Joel Brodsky; Craig Glazer, Author of “King of Sting”; Aden McEvoy and Rhonda Wheelus Update Us On The Becca McEvoy Case; Bail Bondsman Leonard Padilla Discusses The Casey Anthony Case and Dana Speaks With Tim Miller of Texas Equusearch About New News Regarding Both The Natalee Holloway Case And The Caylee Anthony Case.
This week, Dana welcomes
- Drew Peterson and his attorney Joel Brodsky address some of the media’s predictions regarding his case – particularly those by Geraldo Rivera.
- Craig Glazer, author of the book King of Sting.
- Aden McEvoy and Rhonda Wheelus bring an update on the Becca McEvoy case.
- Leonard Padilla, former Casey Anthony Bail Bondsman discusses Casey’s case and developments on the search for Caylee Anthony.
- Tim Miller of Texas Equusearch discusses new news about the Natalee Holloway case, and the Caylee Anthony missing persons case.
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Posted September 22, 2008 by Scared Monkeys Becca McEvoy, Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Missing Persons, Natalee Holloway, Podcast, Scared Monkeys Radio | 7 comments |
A&E Big Spender: What Happened to Natalee Holloway … Missing in Aruba
Save the dates and time … A&E plans to air a documentary that looks into the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba and “What Happened to Natalee Holloway”. The Natalee Holloway story was just recently back in the news as an unidentified witness came forward who had passed polygraph test and place both Joran Van der Sloot and his father Paulus Van der Sloot out at 4:00 am the morning of May 30, 2005. New witness accounts can be read HERE, HERE and HERE.
Bill Kurtis hosts this documentary special that looks at the case that shocked the nation–the disappearance of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway on the island of Aruba on May 30, 2005. Natalee was last seen alive leaving a bar with three young local men, who became the prime suspects.
Aruba investigators and prosecutors have continually been given evidence and have consistently looked the other way. By avoiding issues and hiding their head in the sandy beaches of Aruba, officials this that the Natalee Holloway story will just go away. How wrong could they be …
Posted September 18, 2008 by Scared Monkeys Aruba, Beth Holloway, Caribbean, Corruption, Crime, Deepak Kalpoe, Media, Natalee Holloway | 54 comments |