2 freed in missing-teen case
ORANJESTAD, Aruba :A judge on Sunday ordered the release of two suspects in the disappearance of Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway, including the father of a youth last seen with the young woman before she vanished.
Paul van der Sloot, 52, was freed after being held for three days, apparently on suspicion that he had coached his son, Joran, 17, about what to tell police."A little bit of the nightmare clouds are now disappearing," van der Sloot's wife, Anita, told the Associated Press. "The truth will always come forward. From the beginning I trusted everything would be fine."The judge also ordered the release of party boat disc jockey Steve Gregory Croes because "there was not enough proof he was involved," said his attorney, Eleni Lotter-Homan. Croes was expected to be released today.
Paul van der Sloot, 52, was freed after being held for three days, apparently on suspicion that he had coached his son, Joran, 17, about what to tell police."A little bit of the nightmare clouds are now disappearing," van der Sloot's wife, Anita, told the Associated Press. "The truth will always come forward. From the beginning I trusted everything would be fine."The judge also ordered the release of party boat disc jockey Steve Gregory Croes because "there was not enough proof he was involved," said his attorney, Eleni Lotter-Homan. Croes was expected to be released today.
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