Natalee Holloway's Body Found an Overboard Connection?

Natalee Holloway, the missing Birmingham, Alabama Mountain Brook High School grad that took a school trip to Aruba in 2005, may have been found.

John and Patti Muldowney claims to have spotted Natalee Holloway's body in the Caribbean. One thing to resurface, let's not forget Van der Eem's book titled Overboard.

When in an interview between Patrick Van der Eem and Aruban TV claimed, as he thought the cameras were off, that he and Van der Sloot (the main character in Holloway's disappearance) were friends as Van der Sloot asked for hush money to silence others over Natalee's disappearance. When Van der Eem realized he was secretly taped he was angry. RTL (in Dutch) offers a view.

Van der Eem was no angel. He and Sloot were coke heads claims Van der Eem through Dutch News. Just months after releasing his co-written book he was accused of hitting his girlfriend with a crowbar and dodging the police.

Stories of sex, drugs, human trafficking, murder, and innocence collided into Joran Van der Sloot's tale of two personalities, possibly three or four.

Who are these people?

Holloway was seen last at an Oranjestad Caribbean restaurant and nightclub Carlos'n Charlie's. Holloway had been missing since May 30, 2005. Aruban prosecutors closed the case after nothing was turned up as one can view the step-by-step process through Wikipedia. Although they reopened the case a year later in 2008 following a half baked video confession by Joran Van der Sloot. Joran Van der Sloot supposingly claimed to be high from marijuana at the time the video was shot and claimed that he dumped her body somewhere into the Caribbean.

However, Van der Sloot's credibility was sliding as he then retracted from slave ring stories to Holloway became ill story, and so on. Van der Sloot proved not to be trusted. So, why did the police release him after he was arrested with the Kalpoe brothers back in 2005?

After a hearing in front of a Judge the Kalpoe brothers, involved with Van der Sloot during the time Natalee disappeared, were released and Van der Sloot remained an additional 60 days. No matter what the Judge decided there was no body found. And as we all know, a body can conclude a case with proper DNA testing.

In 2006 the Dutch force became involved with a new suspect, the world seemed to have had something to do with the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. Or so it seemed. Names tossed around like a fruit salad as to who was involved with Natalee Holloway's disappearance.All in all many questioned the way the Aruban investigation was conducted. Here you have a local rich boy saying "I didn't do it" and the pressure from outsiders saying "yes, he did." Aruba has always been in it for themselves, it's nothing new. However, the Aruban prosecutors did what they could to get the Judge to see their side. Perhaps the Judge as blindsided by the lack of body rather than the evidence of criminal activity.

Van der Sloot's own father was arrested at some point for suggesting that there is no case without a body. He was released three days later after questioning according to CNN.

Back to Overboard. Was there a boat involved? There had been sources speaking of Van der Sloot selling Holloway for 10 grand to a "man" on a boat. Fox News released a report surrounding Van der Sloot's involvement with selling Thai women in a loose prositution ring. Could that "man" on the boat have been involved in within a sex scheme then tossed Holloway overboard?

The stories surrounding this case is enough to make your head spin. But it's fair to say that two question are more important than the rest at this time. Can the body be relocated and is it Natalee Holloway to begin with?

The Pennsylvania couple believe it is Natalee Holloway. However, all they have is a photo and faded memories. The photo of blue sea and bones of a human body in view was turned over to the FBI according to Celebrifi.

Source(s): Holloway case a mystery after a year of catch and release, CNN; Suspect Involved With Thai Sex Trafficking, FOX News; Natalee Holloway, Wikipedia; Holloway Tapes: Van Der Eem used cocaine, Dutch News; Van der Eem Snoof Bij Joran in Auto, RTL.NL; Holloway's remains found in photo?, Celebrifi