We are looking for any information anyone might have concerning the disappearance of my niece Monday morning at 1 am while on a senior trip. Anyone with information, please email me at tima@uvworld.net

Many of us are praying for Natalie. We pray that she will be safely reunited with your family soon.

Sorry no news but please keep us updated. I'll remember your family in my prayers.

Our prayers are with your family for the safe and speedy return of Natalee.

I went to school with Natalie and she is a wonderful girl. I have been searching the internet for info on her. I will let you know if I find anything new about her. I will keep all of ya'll in my prayers.

All of us are praying for a safe return. What a tragic event. I could never imagine being in your shoes. God bless you and your family and keep the faith.

never give up the search, follow every lead no matter how bizarre and know everyone is praying for Natalie.

The Aruban community is deeply concerned with the disappearence of this young girl. These types of things never happen on the island. We are all praying that this girl is found save and sound. As soon as I hear something I will post it on this BB. All the best Tim. -Ed.

I live in Detriot and here is an article in our paper (Detroit Free Press).

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/M/MISSING_GIRL_ARUBA?SITE=MIDTF&SECTION=HOME

Ala. Teen Disappears on Trip to Aruba

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- An Alabama high school student disappeared during her graduation trip to Aruba, and officials said they have few clues after questioning and releasing three men who said they dropped the teen off at her hotel.

Natalee Holloway, 18, was among 125 graduating seniors from Mountain Brook High School, near Birmingham, on a five-day trip to the Caribbean island.

She was last seen getting into a vehicle and leaving a nightclub in the capital, Oranjestad, before dawn on Monday, deputy police chief Gerold Dompig said. She did not show up for her group's return flight later in the day.

"We went to check in for our airplane, and she wasn't there, and she's been missing since then," classmate Jay Weinacker said.

Aruba police said Wednesday that they had questioned and released three local men who said they dropped the teenager off at her hotel late Sunday night. Officials said the girl's parents were unable to spot her on a hotel surveillance tape.

Several family members traveled to Aruba to help in the search, coordinated by FBI officials, Aruba police, and Dutch authorities, who oversee the island. Aruba, with a population of about 72,000, is off the north coast of Venezuela and is part of the Netherland Antilles.

"We can't just sit here and do nothing," said Robin Holloway, the girl's stepmother. "We don't know if she is still in Aruba ... or she's been kidnapped. We just don't know anything."

In Alabama, more than 150 people participated Tuesday in a prayer service for Holloway at Mountain Brook Community Church.

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Hi,

There are a lot of speculations going on on the island.Haven't they found ms. Holloway yet?
It's being said that

All the best,
eslyne