RSSNatalee Holloway: (Diario); Bone Previously Found by a Tourist has now Gone to Holland
From Diario, October 29, 2005: Sospecho cu por ta trata di un weso humano WESO CU A WORDE HAYA PA TURISTA AWOR TA BAY HULANDA
From the previously discussed story of bones that were found near the Fisherman’s Hut.
It is suspected that it could be a human bone, Bone previously found by a tourist has now gone to Holland
ORANJESTAD (AAN): There has been a lot of criticism about the fact that a tourist found something resembling a human bone on the beach a little to the North of the Fisherman’s Huts and that after handing it over to police…he heard nothing more of it. A few American TV channels questioned this day and night and no one in Aruba wanted to give a response.
There are now details relating to this issue. It is now known that the bone was found around the boat Baboo II in Malmok. Apparently a person discovered the bone and had indications that it could be human.
The discovered bone was handed over to High Commissioner Ronnie Bernadina in connection to the disappearance of the American student, Natalee Holloway.
It is known that for some months there has been an investigation about the location of the American girl. Related to this, there have been a few detention while all of these suspects have now been set free.
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Searches Continue For Natalee Holloway in Aruba near California Lighthouse
Despite the lack of media attention or the fact that all suspects have been released from custody, searches do continue in Aruba in the investigation of the disappearance of Natalee 
Holloway. Yesterday divers searched the coast line of the Northwest shore behind the California Lighthouse. The divers were supervised by Prosecutor Karin Jansen and searched the rocky coastline and caverns.
MALMOK – Yesterday, a search team continued diving for missing Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway. The divers, supervised by Prosecutor Karin Jansen together with lawyers Vinda de Zouza and Mr. Mohamed retained by the teen’s father Dave Holloway, searched the coast line of the Northwest shore behind the California Lighthouse. The area in question was a deep cavern where diver Gino Wauben and his team searched the caves. The waves were crashing into the rocky coastline where strong currents pushed
the divers into the cavern. This was a very dangerous situation as the divers were tossed by the treacherous waters into the rocky coastline.
The search did not provide any new evidence in the investigation of the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
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