MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A judge holds a hearing Thursday on whether to sign a court order declaring Natalee Holloway dead more than six years after she disappeared in Aruba. The hearing comes one day after a suspect questioned in her disappearance, Joran van der Sloot, pleaded guilty to killing a woman in Peru.
Jefferson County Probate Judge Alan King is hearing a request by Natalee Holloway's father to have her declared dead. The judge ruled in September that Dave Holloway had met the legal presumption of death and it was up to someone to prove she didn't die on a high school graduation trip. The father's attorney, Mark White, says no new evidence has come forward and he will ask the judge to rule her dead.
Attorneys say both parents plan to attend.
This is Deducated To Natalee Holloway Friends and Family and viewers like myself that been following the case , Ever since her disappearence in 2005 I had follow this case of the young teen, and I hope one day like her family ,friends and viewers that follow the case will loved to see this case solved ! Lets do natalee friends,family some Justice! Picture by :Nancy Please dont take this Image with out permission
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