Peter R. de Vries solves the case of Natalee Holloway
DIARIO Aruba
02/01/2008
ORANJESTAD(AAN): Thursday, the Public Ministry issued a press release in which it says that it is investigating new leads which could possibly bring some clarity to the manner in which Natalee Holloway died and the way in which her body disappeared.
The release continues to say that recently, the Public Ministry received this information from Dutch crime reporter Peter. R. de Vries.
This information could help, in an important way, to be able to solve the mystery of the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
According to the press release, together with the
In this, the results of the in-depth investigation that has been conducted in the past are also included. At the end of the press release it says that in the interest of the investigation, the Public Ministry will not give any more information at this moment.
After the press release came out, different information related to it came out on the internet. Among other things, it came forward that the evidence that Peter de Vries gave to chief prosecutor Mos is a hidden recording on which Joran van der Sloot tells someone that he killed Natalee.
In a special program Sunday, February 3 on SBS6 of Holland, everything will be revealed by de Vries.
De Vries himself, in a short video to promote the Sunday program, said that what will be revealed is something that will shock many people and that this is the most interesting broadcast he has ever been a part of in his 30 year career.
According to information that has leaked, chief prosecutor Mos is very happy with the information, that according to him, it solves the case.
According to information, when Mos spoke to de Vries in relation to the secret recording, he said that he does not believe that Joran is lying when he says what he says.
Peter R. de Vries also got in contact with Natalee’s mom, Beth Twitty, who also will be present during the Dutch program.
De Vries, in an article, let it be known the way that he was able to conduct the secret recording operation and that it was one where he had to have a lot of patience.
Every time and with Kees van der Spek, who helped to bring everything together, there was fear that their actions could perhaps fail.
However, everything went as they had hoped and according to de Vries, the result was something that he will never forget.
[translated by Getagrip]
