What are the possible motives behind the Natalee Holloway disappearance?

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The discussion revolves around the Natalee Holloway disappearance, highlighting the complexities of the case and the behavior of a key suspect. The suspect's actions, including failing to call for medical assistance and allegedly covering up the incident, raise questions about his intentions. The impact of drug use, particularly party drugs and alcohol, is also examined, with references to the dangers of excessive drinking and its potential effects on behavior. The conversation emphasizes the egocentric nature of individuals who prioritize self-preservation over human life, reflecting on the broader implications of such selfishness in tragic situations.
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During the chat I brought up the Natalee Holloway disappearance, but real conversations are hard indeed.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080204/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/aruba_missing_teen;_ylt=AgEX7dF5fDHEMjjyYO1Mk0us0NUE

The TV show was watched by 7 million out of some 16 million Dutch. He probably did not kill her intentionally, but why didn't this person call medical emergency assistance? Why dump her in the sea and why so coolblooded faking all kind of coverups during the action?

The guy was blowing weed just about all the time when on the hidden camera. Perhaps that drugs was also a major factor, which he had to cover up? Party drugs?
 
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He said he bought her a shot of 151 after she was already wasted. I've done a few shots of 151 in my life and while I never went into convulsions I have passed out so hard I probably looked like I was dead. Especially if viewed at 3 in the morning on a dark beach. I think she was dumped while still alive.
 
Drugs or no drugs, the guy is just a idiot. I believe his confession to be true. I don't for a second, think he made it up, because that's what someone wanted to hear.

Seizures, convulsions, or rigid spasms are a sign of acute alcohol poisoning.
 
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Sometimes the media can talk about something horrible until you just don't care.
 
It was shocking to see how extreme egocentric and selfish people can be for whom it's worth to sacrifice another humans life just to prevent trouble. Too sad for words.
 

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