Accomplices



	Deepak Kapoe Protected Joran, and played an 'Island Taxi driver' out the female didn’t return. no clothes, no money, no transportation, no passport, no phone, no personel belongings in a foreign country. no search for 10 days, no body searches, no home searches, cars, Deepak is vaccuming his car around 4 am that night for sand,then it was ants.. washing and cleaning the car with bleach, they went to court had the FBI kept out of it, had their dna thrown out, had the wrong men arrested, and have lied for a year.

	Now this is Koen. Pronounced "Coon". Owns a beautiful home very close to the light house area, which is also for sale. Lately was asked to be questioned, and his Dad said NO. Dad answered the questions for him. Since when is it OK to tell officials No? This is a case, not a game here. It is said that their boat was docked at the marina right next to Natalees hotel that night. It is now taken out of the water, and is up for sale also. Koen left the Isalnd too. I guess it must be a safe haven in Holland.
	w
	Guido Wever Croupier dealer, set up girls, vanished to Netherlands

	In this interview Jossy Mansur confirms Freddie Arambatzis-Zedan is now being held in prison. Mansur explains that he takes sexual pictures of “unsuspecting” girls and then sells it. The girls are apparently aware and okay with the picture taking, however not with the distribution of them. No offense but I think if you allow someone to take a picture of you, especially one that claims to be “Locoman Pimp”, you should be well aware of his intent. Mansur says this guy was held in the beginning of the investigation and obviously the media was not made aware of this. Jossy says he is probably being held because of a false alibi for Joran van der Sloot he initially gave police.

	Steve Croes
	Depaks mother
	http://nataleeholloway.tripod.com/

timeline

Time line of events May 30, 2005

1:00 am Natalee, Joran, Deepak and Satish depart Carlos 'n Charlies.

Closing time on Sunday night was earlier than other nights. In Joran's interview with Greta he says they left at "probably one a.m." Reference: Joran van der Sloot/Greta interview

1:00 am - 1:50 Deepak drives Natalee and Joran

Conflict: Deepak states that "They drove around, drove to the lighthouse", then to the Marriott beach. Reference : David Kock/Greta interview . Joran states in all of his interviews that they did not go to the lighthouse, but drove by his house staying in the car, then drove to the Marriott beach. Ending time is calculated by figuring the drive time to Deepak's home from the beach, and deducting that time from Deepak's computer login time (discussed in the following entry).

Also, note the conflict described in the following entry, which describes circumstances which indicate the drive might have ended at 1:35 am and not 1:50.

1:50 am Natalee and Joran dropped at beach.

Conflict: Calculated as ten minutes prior to Deepak's computer log in at 2:00 am.. This is from David Kock statement that this is the drive time from Marriott beach area. However, Aruban observers have noted that the Kalpoes live in Hooiberg, which is towards the airport on the opposite side of Orangestad from Palm Beach and the area where Joran lives. Joran's asserts that Deepak lives 20 minutes from him. Joran also says that he lives 5 minutes from the beach. So, the drive to Deepak's home from the beach would have been 25 minutes. Using Deepak's log in time as the mark, this would have meant that Natalee and Joran were dropped off at 1:35 am and not 1:50 am.

Dropoff might have even been several minutes prior to 1:50 or 1:35 (whichever is accurate), since a few minutes probably lapsed between arriving home and actually logging in.

1:59 am Deepak and Satish arrive home.

The arrival home might have been even earlier, because the computer log in (2:00 am), most likely, would not have been done the instant they arrived home.

2:00 am Deepak logs onto computer.

From the David Kock Greta interview, citing records presented in court.

2: 45 am Joran cellphone call to Deepak

Conflict: We are assuming this call was not made to Deepak's cell phone. Only Joran's cellphone records are ever described in all discussions by David Kock and Joran or the Aruban police. Plus, although not reliable, the so-called unsigned Deepak statement says Deepak's cellphone was not used that night, because no minutes were available. Even though that statement was authored by police investigators , verifiable facts are not the kind of information to be falsified. We then must also assume that Deepak has an internet connection separate from his home phone (maybe broadband), because Joran quotes Deepak as saying he was on the computer at the time, although new phone modems interrupt and pause for incoming calls. Without seeing Deepak's or Joran's cellphone records, we can't verity which phone (home or cell) received the call. It may not be an important distinction, since Deepak answered an IM from Joran (discussed in a subsequent entry) showing he was still home at a later time.

3:00 am Deepak logs off computer.

Conflict: This was in David Kock's August interview. It is in conflict with Joran's computer records, which indicate that Deepak answered an IM (instant message) from Joran at 3:45. According to Joran, ABC news verified these computer records.

3: 00 am Satish arrives in Deepak's car at Marriott beach areas

This was deduced from Joran's assertion that Satish arrived, 10-15 minutes after Joran's 2:45 am phone call to Deepak. (Joran/Greta interview). Conflict: Deepak and Satish maintain that they stayed home and did not go out again and that Joran walked home.

3:05 am Joran cellphone call to Deepak. ..

David Kock says this was a call at 3:00 or shortly thereafter. He quotes Deepak, that this was Joran was saying that he arrived at home. According to Kock, Joran's cellphone triangulation data indicated that this call was made from the neighborhood, which could either be the Mariott beach area all the way to Joran's home). David Kock quote, "...that is not an exact pinpoint indication, but the general area is the area here in north of palm beach of the hotels."

Marginal Conflict: Not a phone "call, " but a cellphone "text message". Kock in a subsequent interview says that there was a phone call from Joran to Deepak and a later "chat message." This will correspond with Koch's earlier statement that there were two phone contacts, by assuming that the second one was a cellphone text message and not the computer IM, which is discussed as occurring later. Hence his discussion of triangulation would not be in conflict. Joran also verifed in the Greta interview that the "I got home" message was a cellphone text message as he distinguished two messages, and described the second one saying, " No, that was on the computer afterwards."

Potential conflict: Some people have questioned the accuracy of cellphone triangulation from the area around the beach and Joran's home, but that wiouldn't disprove that the call wasn't made from his house, merely weaken it as a proof that it was made from there.

3:05 am Joran arrives home

Conflict: In the Greta interview, Joran states that the driving time from his house to the beach is five minutes. This would make the arrival time, thirty minutes prior to Joran's computer log in time. In Greta interview, Joran says he arrived earlier than computer log in time and went to kitchen to get something to eat and drink, was going to go to sleep, then decided check if any friends were on line, if there was "anyone to talk to." According to David Kock statements presented to the courts showed that Deepak affirmed that Joran walked home. A five minute drive would be an approximately 45 minute walk. If Joran started walking at 2:40 am, he could have then been home at about 3:30 am, coinciding with his computer login time with no thirty minute gap.

The thirty minutes gap is either an unaccounted for block of time or it was spent in the walk from the beach to his home (assuming someone in the group is telling the truth)..

3:35 am Joran logs onto computer

Joran maintains computer log on records verified by ABC news.

3:45 am Joran Instant messages Deepak, and receives answer

Joran says this is in the records verified by ABC news. Conflict: as described previously, David Kock says 3:00 am was Deepak's log off time.

3:50 - 4:00 am Joran IM's Deepak again. No answer.

Joran says he IM's (instant messaged) Deepak. Deepak is showing as still on line. Deepak doesn't answer. Joran assumes he is just away from the computer. This is in the records verified by ABC news according to Joran. Conflicts with what David Kock says was Deepak's log off time.

6:40 am Joran on school bus.

Joran's interview with Greta and verified from several sources.

Joran's Jewish crowd

What are the "facts in evidence?"
What could be offered as evidence by the prosecution?

Although, other information is known about the missing person and about the accused, only what the court considers relevant will be allowed to be presented as evidence.

1. Late one Sunday evening May 29, 2005 from about 9:00 PM until about 1:30 AM (now Monday, May 30, 2005), an 18 year old girl, Natalee Holloway, a tourist to Aruba, was last seen at a Carlos 'n Charlies, a restaurant and bar, which is a popular eating, drinking and dancing establishment.

2. Natalee Holloway was seen leaving at the closing time of the restaurant, which was about 1:30 AM, Monday May 30, with three local men ( Satish Kalpoe, Deepak Kalpoe and Joran Van der Sloot). Deepak Kalpoe was driving. Satish Kalpoe the front seat. Joran and Natalee were in the back seat.

3. No witnesses state that they saw anything irregular about the event of her leaving. Natalee tells some of her fellow travelers and fellow bar attendees, who inquired about her "well being" outside the bar that she is "ok." Witnesses state that Ms Holloway does not appear to be impaired in any way. She is heard to yell cheerfully, "Woo hoo Aruba!" from the open car window as they depart. (This is not verifiable, it was, however, based on reliable hearsay of comments made by students riding the bus to the airport. The assumption is made that those statements would be repeated in a trial).

4. In interview records (made available to Kalpoe attorneys), several of Natalee's fellow student travelers stated that as he was driving away, Deepak.stopped his car a short distance away from the area,"at the intersection next to the bus terminal" close to where Carlos 'n Charlies is located. They stated that it was at this intersection, not far from C&C's, where a group of the other students were waiting for taxis. Some of the students asked Natalee to get out of the car and be with them. She refused. They stated she said wanted to go for a drive with the three boys.

mother flys in

5. Natalee Holloway missed her flight back to Alabama, failing to show up in the lobby of her hotel for transportation to the airport at 10:30 AM the next day (Monday).

6. Between 3:00-5:00 am, the next morning (now Tuesday, May 31, 2005), Deepak Kalpoe and Joran Van der Sloot, were confronted in the middle of the night outside of the home of Joran Van der Sloot by a group of relatives and friends of Natalee Holloway, all of whom had arrived a few hours earlier from Natalee's home state of Alabama. The Alabama group was there along with two local policemen.

7. According to several witnesses, Deepak Kalpoe and Joran Van der Sloot told this group, where and when they last saw Natalee. They say that they dropped her off about 25-26 hours previously (2:00 AM Monday) in front of her hotel. One witness, a local businessman, Charles Croes who was in the group, is a key witness to Joran's comments, stating, " He told me that she had been doing drugs and possibly been drinking, too." Croes also said, " He repeated to me over and over again was his desire to help find her, that if there's anything he could do to help find her, he would, just please ask him, that kind of thing. It was a very scared young guy, who seemed to be wanting to help." Croes was asked, "Is there anything that he told you or he said that would suggest that he had any sort of inkling that she was missing and there was some foul play? Croes answered, "No."

Drowning

ARUBA
Date of Death	Place of Death	Cause of Death

July 6, 2003	SEROE COLORADO, ARUBA	Other Accident
July 12, 2004	ARUBA	Drowning
July 12, 2004	ARUBA	Drowning
January 26, 2005	ORANJESTAD, ARUBA	Other Accident
February 8, 2005	HORACIO ODUBER HOSPITAL, ARUBA	Drowning
March 12, 2005	WYNDHAM ARUBA BEACH RESORT, ARUBA	Drug-Related

** This only list Americans that drowned

It will be interesting to what happens next in this ’self eating watermelon” that Aruba has grown.

Before Natalee’s disappearance, this was an island where drug dealers freely walked up to tourists (often from reports in front of Aruba’s fine police force) to sell drugs. From reports, these sales were everywhere, the street, bars, hotels, etc. and the dealers were often very pushy about selling their drugs.

Now, with fewer tourists, the number of potential customers for the drug dealers is reduced just like the number of customers for the bars, restaurants, etc. Also, cruse ship passengers tend to be older than hotel guests (fewer schools using Aruba as a summer or spring break destination) and older folks in general aren’t as interested in illicit drugs as the collage crowd. This means the dealers will be even hungrier for a sale and put more pressure on the available tourists to make their sales. This is likely to turn off even more tourists, who will spread the word about the pushy dealers in Aruba, which is likely to drive down the number of people who want to take a cruise that stops in Aruba or they simply will stay on the boat…less money still for Aruba. Now with less revenue, drug dealers (who mostly have their own habits to feed) will have to replace the lost revenue some how…any bets that the crime rates for burglary and robbery start to climb? How many tourists who get robbed are going to give a glowing recommendation to other travelers?

Dompig's son

This same scenario is likely also to be true for those Aruban males who make it a habit to hit on female tourists (say like Dumbpig’s son - observed by Dave Holloway in the lobby of the Holiday Inn putting a lot of pressure on young American woman to go the C&C with him and friend). Gee, maybe Junior Dumbpig and Joran’s pimp buddies will have to start setting their sights on the retiree cruiser crowd….

As suggested by Pearl a few days ago, any letters to school boards, colleges, conventions reminding travel organizers of the dangers of Aruba and their handling of Natalee’s case will likely help the boycott and put pressure on the Aruban government.

4.) Druggies and Drug Dealers - executions

Drug execution

about five years ago the drug execution hit in the Renaissance. Dutch or Belgian drug dealer, I forget, skipped out on a large debt. Hitman came in from Europe, killed him and left. I don't believe it was solved.

Some are related to members of the Aruban police force or others in positions of power on Aruba or are afraid for their lives so they cannot speak. They know that they may be silenced or deported so they are willing to forego financial independence (the $250,000.00) reward rather than tell what they know. Some may have to answer to drug lords and they know what it would mean to betray their contacts...certain death (as has been demonstrated with the discovery of mutilated and burned bodies found among the rocks on Aruba).
Jewish drug dealers

Mansur are turkish Jews

Twenty miles off the northern coast of Venezuela lies a tiny, sunbaked island called Aruba. Like so many self-governing Caribbean islands that cling to the coast of the Americas, it has been a smugglers paradise since colonial times.

For decades, it also has been a linchpin in an illegal tobacco trade that Colombian authorities claim comprised as much as 90 percent of cigarettes sent into Colombia. The chief purveyors were two powerful Aruba families by the names of Mansur and Harm

Mansur

For more than 50 years, Philip Morris main distributor in Latin America was the Mansur Free Zone Trading Company, N.V. (The company's name changed to Glossco in 1999 after years of unwelcome scrutiny. President Clinton in 1996 publicly identified Aruba "as a major drug-transit country" and noted that "a substantial portion of the free-zones businesses in Aruba are owned and operated by members of the Mansur family, who have been indicted in the United States on charges of conspiracy to launder trafficking proceeds.")

British American Tobacco, meanwhile, used the services of Roy Harms Jr.'s Romar Free-Zone Trading Co., N.V., as its distributor for parts of Latin America, and R.J. Reynolds worked with his cousin Bryan Harms, who figured in the Canadian smuggling case.

In August 1994, the United States indicted cousins Eric and Alex Mansur along with 52 others allegedly involved in a massive drug money-laundering enterprise. The investigation, dubbed Operation Golden Trash, targeted an alleged conspiracy that used narco dollars to purchase cigarettes, alcohol and household electronics, which were sold to individuals and businesses in Colombia. The proceeds would then flow to cocaine barons.


	The Dutch have always been benevolent toward the Jews. So it follows that the Dutch Caribbean Islands would be a refuge for them. Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao (pronounced cur-as-ow), Saba (pronounced say-ba), St. Maarten, St. Eustatius (called Statia and pronounced stay-sha), and Surinam (formerly Dutch Guyana) offered them a better life. Jews prospered in the fields of commerce, sugar cultivation and finance. Ironically, the first Jew to come to the New World was Christopher Columbus’s interpreter, Luis de Torres. The Inquisition banned the Jews from participating in an expedition, but de Torres wanted to live and make a living. He converted to Christianity alongside the ship, just before it sailed. De Torres didn’t stay, but Marranos did. As early as 1502, they lived secretly in Brazil–many settled in Recife. Freedom came with the Dutch capture of the territory. But, in 1654, the Portuguese returned and resumed the Inquisition. The Jews quickly relocated to Surinam, Curacao and Statia. SURINAM Surinam lies just east of Venezuela. Crypto-Jews arrived as early as 1536, but another Jewish colony, Torarica (rich torah), was formed in 1639. Under the sponsorship of the English governor, Lord Willoughby, migration from England began in 1652. Given religious rights, the colony, Joden Savanna, thrived, and prosperity continued when the Dutch took over in 1667. Neve Shalom Synagogue was built in Paramaribo. By 1736, one-fourth of the sugar plantations were owned by Jews. They even had their own militia. Bitter disagreements soon arose between the Ashkenazim and the Sephardim. The Sephardim ceded Neve Shalom and built Tsedek Ve Shalom, complete with sand floor. (It is said that sand floors were originally used to muffle the sound of crypto-Jews’ footsteps and prayers. It also symbolized the desert wanderings.) The settlement decline is attributed to the plunder of plantations and the 1832 fire in Joden Savanna. The bankruptcy of the Amsterdam business house, Dietz, and the introduction of beet sugar didn’t help much either. Today there are about 70 Jewish families in Surinam, many of them high-level civil servants. The entire contents of Tsedek Ve Shalom are in Israel’s Jewish Museum. Neve Shalom is still used, and alongside it is a Moslem mosque. CURACAO Curacao is the Jewish jewel of the Caribbean. Since 1634, when Samuel Coheno was appointed Chief Steward of the native Indian population, Jews have called it home. Refuges escaping Inquisitions in Recife and Europe began arriving in 1651. The Dutch totally accepted the Jews. In fact, Jews were the only foreigners who didn’t have to leave the city at night. Immigration swelled, and by the 19th century, the island had the largest Jewish population in the Americas. Jews began as planters, but were most successful as merchants and ship owners. Language skills made them interpreters, which helped to establish commerce between Europe and the Americas. Ironically, many dealt in the slave trade. The first temple, a wooden house founded in 1659 in the De Hoop (The Hope) area, became Mikve Israel. A rift in 1864 brought the founding of Temple Emanuel, a reformed congregation. It took 100 years and two floundering congregations to solve their differences and merge. The 1920s brought the Ashkenazim. Not surprisingly, they had differences with the Sephardim. Their Orthodox shul, Shaarei Tzedek, is located in the Scharloo neighborhood. Today, the former Temple Emanuel, with its steeple and stained glass windows, is a government law office. But the famous, sand-floored Mikve Israel-Emanuel, consecrated in 1732, is legendary. Its bima and seats of the finest mahogany, huge chandelier, organ and four columns–one for each of the matriarchs–make it elegant. The Dutch colonial-designed structure is the Western Hemisphere’s oldest synagogue in continuous use. It is also one of the island’s biggest attractions. Involvement ended at Beit Chaim Bleinhelm, located west of the Joden Kwartier. It is estimated that between 5,200 and 5,500 people are buried here at the Western Hemisphere’s oldest cemetery. Unfortunately, many of the elaborately sculptured tombstones have been damaged by erosion. The Jewish community, about 600, is still very much a part of the island. They welcome landsmen.

Jewish Community of Aruba

Caribbean White Gold

Caribbean white gold

Although the ABC islands of the Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao) are part of the Netherlands, The Hague has little influence there. The Dutch government was powerless, for example, when all checks at Hato Airport were temporarily cancelled in April 2002 because local authorities feared retribution by the local drug mafia.

Curacao Is A Murder capital

They have good reason to be afraid. Last year, police in Curaçao recorded about 50 murders. That's about 25 times as many murders per 100,000 inhabitants as in Germany. And almost all of the victims had ties to the drug trade.

Meanwhile, KLM and the customs authorities on the Antilles are cooperating once again, sometimes effectively, sometimes not so effectively. In the summer of 2002, when customs officials on the neighboring island of Bonaire forced a dozen KLM stewardesses to strip in front of male officers in order to search their genital areas for cocaine, and cooperation subsequently deteriorated. From time to time, KLM has even been forced to cancel the flight altogether because it was no longer capable of handling the flood of smugglers.

The cocaine trade is presumably the island's most important business. The white powder is as important to Curaçao as oil is to Saudi Arabia.

Most of the cocaine is imported from the South American mainland. The trip from the Colombian coast to the ABC islands takes only about three to four hours by speedboat. Until it's ready to be delivered, the cocaine remains hidden under water in watertight packets attached to fishing boats in Willemstad harbor.

€50,000 a kilo

But a black courier can earn €2,000 on an Amsterdam shuttle. Whites are paid an additional €1,000 because they have what the police call a more favorable risk profile.

Cocaine also doesn't cause a hangover or watery eyes like heroin. It's a drug for hip young people. Many prefer to overlook the fact that it's a killer drug that draws the user into addiction.

Sympathizers have constructed a sort of Robin Hood-like aura around the cocaine trade on Curaçao, claiming it offers many their only hope to rise out of poverty. But this overly romanticized notion of this misanthropic trade conveys a distorted picture. It is true that the pushers who work for the big cartels that dominate the market become wealthy.

Ecstasy - Cocaine - autonomous Island

Curaçao (pronounced [kura'são]) is an island in the southern part of the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Venezuela. The isle is the largest and most populous of the three so-called ABC islands (for Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao) and belongs to the Netherlands Antilles, a self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Curaçao's capital is Willemstad, Netherlands Antilles.

Curacao is a major drug center for Colombian cocaine, which it ships to the Americas and to Europe through Holland. Curacao also acts as a reception point for the Dutch Jewish ecstasy trade.

DEA agents suspect cruise line export the ecstasy to Miami. Sex trade