Natalee Holloway case dismissed

Judge Kapnick Throws Out Lawsuit

Natalee was killed thirteen months ago in Aruba, and the body was never found. The main suspects are Joran Van Der Sloot and his father Paulus. Not getting anywhere in Aruba, Beth Twitty filed a civil suit in New York.

On 8/3/2006 a Judge Kapnick called the lawsuit 'Ephemeral' and decided not to waste New York's taxpayer money.

There Is No Surprise Here

The Netherlands Antilles is an autonomous group of islands off of Caracas. The islands are a transshipment point for cocaine from South America to Europe, and ecstasy from the Netherlands to America. The islands of Aruba, and Curacao, were originally built around the Surinam coffee and sugar run by Jewish traders in the 1660's. From there they went into slavery, and today it's drugs, casinos, gun running, and erotic vacations.

To hope that a Jewish judge from New York is going to expose that nest of vultures, is absurd.


	The Validity Of The Case The lawyer, John Kelly, would never have filed it if there wasn't a possibility of it being heard.


	Joran Is 'Elated' Judge Barbara Kapnick sided with an application by the Van der Sloots to quash the suit. She referred to a previous ruling that stated local taxpayers should not have to foot the bill for a complex case "when their interest in the suit ... is so ephemeral." Joran van der Sloot was "elated" by the judge's decision, his attorney told Fox News.