Natalee Holloway: Man Says Teen's Body Is In Hotel Crawl Space, Jurriën de Jong told CNN's Martin Savidge that Natalee Holloway's body is covered in a creep space at a Marriott excursion property in Aruba, and he accepts he saw her in her last minutes. Prosecutors have released de Jong, a Dutch subject, yet he demands he saw a man pulling a lady who fits Holloway's portrayal into the creep space.
Ten years after Natalee Holloway turned up gone, a Dutch native says he knows where to discover her. Prosecutors, notwithstanding, aren't purchasing it.
Jurriën de Jong told CNN's Martin Savidge that the adolescent's body is covered in a creep space at a Marriott get-away property in Aruba, and he accepts he saw her in her last minutes.
De Jong says he was close to Marriott's Aruba Surf Club, then under development, on the night of May 30, 2005, when he saw a young fellow pursue a young lady through the development site.
At first and foremost, he thought the two were being fun loving, however he says a brief while later the man returned, conveying the lady in his arms. He says her body seemed limp.
"... He pulled (the lady) by the lower legs inside the slither space, stayed inside for a moment and after that turned out and shut the crevice," de Jong said.
Despite the fact that de Jong suspected he had seen something genuine, he says didn't go to the police in light of the fact that he was included in "unlawful exercises" at the time.
At the point when news of Holloway's vanishing turned out, de Jong set up the pieces together, however for a long time he says he stayed tranquil, apprehensive he'd be prosecuted for his own particular unlawful acts. He additionally says he was anxious about conversing with police and confronting countering from the individuals he worked for in his unlawful exercises, which he declined to indicate.
De Jong says he had a change of heart subsequent to seeing a 2008 Dutch show of a covert meeting with Joran van der Sloot, who was gotten for addressing in Holloway's vanishing yet never charged. In that meeting, van der Sloot said that Holloway kicked the bucket while the two were as one and her body was dumped in the sea.
De Jong says he got furious in light of the fact that he knew it was an untruth and says he felt terrible in light of the fact that he has a little girl near to Holloway's age. Van der Sloot later said he was lying in that meeting.
De Jong then called Holloway's dad, Dave Holloway, who has never surrendered any expectation of discovering his girl. Holloway had confronted numerous false leads and fabrications before and composed de Jong off.
"I was coming up short on potential outcomes," de Jong said. "I attempted to persuade the head prosecutor, the folks, then I attempted to persuade the other head prosecutor, yet he didn't tune in."
That is when de Jong endeavored what he called "Mission Impossible...
Ten years after Natalee Holloway turned up gone, a Dutch native says he knows where to discover her. Prosecutors, notwithstanding, aren't purchasing it.
De Jong says he was close to Marriott's Aruba Surf Club, then under development, on the night of May 30, 2005, when he saw a young fellow pursue a young lady through the development site.
At first and foremost, he thought the two were being fun loving, however he says a brief while later the man returned, conveying the lady in his arms. He says her body seemed limp.
"... He pulled (the lady) by the lower legs inside the slither space, stayed inside for a moment and after that turned out and shut the crevice," de Jong said.
Despite the fact that de Jong suspected he had seen something genuine, he says didn't go to the police in light of the fact that he was included in "unlawful exercises" at the time.
At the point when news of Holloway's vanishing turned out, de Jong set up the pieces together, however for a long time he says he stayed tranquil, apprehensive he'd be prosecuted for his own particular unlawful acts. He additionally says he was anxious about conversing with police and confronting countering from the individuals he worked for in his unlawful exercises, which he declined to indicate.
De Jong says he had a change of heart subsequent to seeing a 2008 Dutch show of a covert meeting with Joran van der Sloot, who was gotten for addressing in Holloway's vanishing yet never charged. In that meeting, van der Sloot said that Holloway kicked the bucket while the two were as one and her body was dumped in the sea.
De Jong says he got furious in light of the fact that he knew it was an untruth and says he felt terrible in light of the fact that he has a little girl near to Holloway's age. Van der Sloot later said he was lying in that meeting.
De Jong then called Holloway's dad, Dave Holloway, who has never surrendered any expectation of discovering his girl. Holloway had confronted numerous false leads and fabrications before and composed de Jong off.
"I was coming up short on potential outcomes," de Jong said. "I attempted to persuade the head prosecutor, the folks, then I attempted to persuade the other head prosecutor, yet he didn't tune in."
That is when de Jong endeavored what he called "Mission Impossible...
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