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The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway
Eighteen-year-old Natalee Holloway disappeared during a senior class trip to the island of Aruba. Now there is information never before revealed. Plus, Natalee's mom describes the horror of losing her precious daughter.
 The Search Begins
Within hours of learning that her daughter had disappeared, Natalee’s mother, Beth, was headed for Aruba. Find out what she encountered when she got there, and who was last seen with the missing teen.
 A parent’s worst nightmare.
 Beth's Secret
Natalee’s mother, Beth, has been holding back an important piece of information she uncovered during her summer in Aruba. Plus explosive evidence that never made it to the courts.
"And That's Not a Crime?"
 Witness: Angelina
For the first time ever, the boss and good friend of one of the suspects in Natalee's disappearance reveals what he told her about the night the teen vanished.
What does Deepak know?
 Landfill Sighting
Days after Natalee disappeared, a witness came forward to say he saw three young men putting her body in a landfill. But was he telling the truth? See what a polygraph test reveals.
“Did he see a face?”
 In a Mother’s Words
Catch an exclusive interview with the mother of suspects Deepak and Satish Kalpoe. Find out what she reveals, and why she attempted to keep what she said from airing on Dr. Phil.
"It's her daughter, but it's my two sons, too."
 Deepak Kalpoe Speaks
None of the suspects in the disappearance of Natalee Halloway have ever talked to the media — until now. Find out what Deepak Kalpoe says about the case in his own words.
“Everything is empty."
Power in Numbers When it comes to the loss of a child, there is no way to prepare for it. No way to cope. Here's some advice for all Americans, on how to keep the investigation into Natalee’s disappearance moving.
Hitting them in the pocketbook.
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 "My daughter disappeared on May 30th. My first reaction was sheer panic. Within six hours after hearing that Natalee was missing, I was headed for Aruba.”
Beth Twitty has experienced the horror that every parent fears: The disappearance of her only daughter. In the three-and-a-half months since Natalee went missing, Beth has dedicated her life to unlocking the  mystery behind her daughter’s disappearance.
Natalee was last seen around 1:30 in the morning on May 30th getting into a car with three young men. Witnesses say 18-year-old Joran van der Sloot along with two brothers, 21-year-old Deepak and 18-year-old Satish Kalpoe departed from a local bar with Natalee in a small four-door vehicle.
“The boys say they left Carlos 'N Charlies, drove around to the  lighthouse, then they dropped her off at the Holiday Inn at 2 a.m.,” says Beth, yet she is skeptical. "You can't be the last three men to be seen with a young girl alive and not have any information about where you left her. And I knew that my daughter had never been brought back to the Holiday Inn lobby. I knew that was a  lie.”
After 10 days police arrested the Kalpoe brothers and Joran. While in custody, the young men changed their story to say Natalee spent time alone with Joran at the beach at the end of the night, and that he left her there alone. Days later Joran’s father, Paul van der Sloot, was also arrested, though he was  released 48-hours later. In the coming days, the Kalpoe brothers would be released, as well.
Investigators searched the ocean, and they searched the local dump. “A witness told police that he'd seen these three young men placing Natalee's body in a landfill,” says Beth. A tip from another witness led them to drain a nearby pond.
“It's tough when you walk in there at night and you see her clothes  and her mother grabs her clothes and starts hugging them crying,” says Beth’s husband, Jug.
The Kalpoe brothers were arrested a second time — but then released a second time along with Joran, leading Beth to tell the press, “So the suspects who took my daughter from Carlos N Charlie’s, who were the last to  be seen with her alive and who admitted to committing or witnessing sexual assaults against her while she was unable to defend herself, are now free.”
Now, Dr. Phil has joined the search. He teams up with Jamie Skeeter, a retired chief of police and former commander, currently president of the California Association of Polygraph Examiners, to help Beth get some much-needed answers.
“The boys say they left Carlos 'N Charlies, drove around to the lighthouse, then they dropped her off at the Holiday Inn at 2 a.m.,” says Beth, yet she is skeptical. "You can't be the last three men to be seen with a young girl alive and not have any information about where you left her. And I knew that my daughter had never been brought back to the Holiday Inn lobby. I knew that was a lie.”
After 10 days police arrested the Kalpoe brothers and Joran. While in custody, the young men changed their story to say Natalee spent time alone with Joran at the beach at the end of the night, and that he left her there alone. Days later Joran’s father, Paul van der Sloot, was also arrested, though he was released 48-hours later. In the coming days, the Kalpoe brothers would be released, as well.
Investigators searched the ocean, and they searched the local dump. “A witness told police that he'd seen these three young men placing Natalee's body in a landfill,” says Beth. A tip from another witness led them to drain a nearby pond.
“It's tough when you walk in there at night and you see her clothes and her mother grabs her clothes and starts hugging them crying,” says Beth’s husband, Jug.
The Kalpoe brothers were arrested a second time — but then released a second time along with Joran, leading Beth to tell the press, “So the suspects who took my daughter from Carlos N Charlie’s, who were the last to be seen with her alive and who admitted to committing or witnessing sexual assaults against her while she was unable to defend herself, are now free.”
Jamie Skeeter, a retired chief of police and former commander, currently president of the California Association of Polygraph Examiners is helping Beth get some much-needed answers.
If you have any information related to the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, call:
1.877.NATALEE
To write the Aruban government or for more resources, CLICK HERE.
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