08-10-2011, 09:40 PM
wed. night. nancy grace spent the entire show on this case, trying like hell to turn it into Natalee ll. it's NOT.
one thing that's concerning to me is that the Aruban authorities cannot hold this guy unless they come up with some evidence.
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in this picture taken Wednesday Aug. 3, 2011, Gary V. Giordano, left, speaks with Aruba's police detectives.
Giordano, 50, called police in Aruba around 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 to say that he and Gardner got separated while snorkeling and she never made it back to shore. Video and photos obtained by the AP show him assisting police in a helicopter and boat search of the Dutch island's coastline.
police have the woman's computer, which they are considering sending to the Netherlands for analysis, and the couple's rental car but no physical evidence of a crime. All they have is the fact that the woman is missing and nagging doubts about Giordano's explanation.
one thing that's concerning to me is that the Aruban authorities cannot hold this guy unless they come up with some evidence.
in this picture taken Wednesday Aug. 3, 2011, Gary V. Giordano, left, speaks with Aruba's police detectives.
Giordano, 50, called police in Aruba around 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 to say that he and Gardner got separated while snorkeling and she never made it back to shore. Video and photos obtained by the AP show him assisting police in a helicopter and boat search of the Dutch island's coastline.
police have the woman's computer, which they are considering sending to the Netherlands for analysis, and the couple's rental car but no physical evidence of a crime. All they have is the fact that the woman is missing and nagging doubts about Giordano's explanation.