Texas EquuSearch Volunteers Leave Aruba
Group's Founder Does Not Think Holloway Is 'Findable'
POSTED: Monday, July 18, 2005
UPDATED: 9:26 am CDT July 18,
2005
HOUSTON -- Texas EquuSearch returned to Houston after doing their part in the search for a missing Alabama teen in Aruba, Local 2 reported Monday.
After several weeks of searching with high-tech sonar equipment, most of the volunteers left the Caribbean island Sunday.
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EquuSearch leader Tim Miller said he does not think 18-year-old Natalee Holloway will be found."I really don't think that she's findable, that's the tough part. It's not that we did anything wrong, I don't think Natalee's findable," Miller said.Holloway has been missing for seven weeks.Several other search teams have combed the island and have found no clue of the missing teen.
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Survey: Less Likely To Visit Aruba?
EquuSearch leader Tim Miller said he does not think 18-year-old Natalee Holloway will be found."I really don't think that she's findable, that's the tough part. It's not that we did anything wrong, I don't think Natalee's findable," Miller said.Holloway has been missing for seven weeks.Several other search teams have combed the island and have found no clue of the missing teen.
Previous Stories:
- June 24, 2005: More Local Volunteers, Cadaver Dogs To Search For Holloway
- June 23, 2005: Mother: Son Admits To Being Alone With Missing Ala. Girl
- June 22, 2005: Family Of Teen Detained In Holloway Case Says He's Innocent
- June 21, 2005: Missing Alabama Teen's Family Plans Lawsuit
- June 20, 2005: Houston Volunteers To Join Search For Missing Teen In Aruba
- June 20, 2005: Publicity From Missing Teen Case Concerns Arubans
- June 19, 2005: Father Of Detained Teen Questioned In Aruba
- June 18, 2005: Aruba Judge Keeps Three Locked Up Teen's Disappearance
- June 18, 2005: Fourth Man Arrested In Missing Ala. Teen Case Identified
- June 15, 2005: Aruba Police Search Dutch Teen's Home In Holloway Case
- June 14, 2005: Still No Clues In Search For Missing Alabama Teen
- June 12, 2005: Arubans Pray As Search For Ala. Teen Continues
- June 11, 2005: Men To Stay In Custody In Girl's Disappearance
- June 11, 2005: Judge: Men Held In Missing Student Case To Remain Jailed
- June 11, 2005: Aruba's Prime Minister: Hope Still Alive In Missing Teen Case
- June 9, 2005: Aruba Prime Minister: Solving Missing Teen Case Is 'No. 1 Goal'
- June 9, 2005: Aruba Judge Orders 2 Suspects Held In Missing Teen Case
- June 8, 2005: Report: Two Aruba Men Held On Suspicion Of Homicide, Kidnapping
- June 6, 2005: Search Continues For Missing Alabama Teen
- June 5, 2005: Vigil Held In Aruba For Missing Alabama Teen
- June 4, 2005: Still No Trace Of Teen Missing In Aruba
- June 3, 2005: Aruban Authorities Reject More U.S. Help In Finding Missing Teen
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