http://www.click2houston.com/video/25898082/index.html

11/23/10 — It has been determined that the jawbone found in Aruba is not that of Missing Alabama teen, Natalee Holloway. Please keep Natalee’s family in your prayers.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/11/23/aruba.bone.found/index.html?hpt=T1&iref=BN1

11/23/10 — Please keep Natalee’s parents in your prayers while they await the results from the Aruban authorities on the jawbone that was recently found in Aruba. No matter what the results are, this will be a very difficult time for them. They have been on so many roller coaster rides during the past five years without any results. We pray that they will get information that will allow them to start the healing process. Texas EquuSearch is preparing to conduct another deep water search with Legacy Offshore Drilling and Construction and J.D. Silvetti Group of Companies if the bone turns out to be Natalee’s.

Below are links to media coverage on Natalee Holloway concerning the jawbone:

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/11/23/aruba.bone.found/?hpt=T2

http://www.cbs42.com/content/localnews/story/Natalee-answers-today/3oTgkj0pfU-TSIHoS3C_NA.cspx

07/10/05 — Natalee was last seen leaving Carlos’ N Charlies in Oranjestad, Aruba at approx 1:30am on May 30, 2005. She left in a vehicle with 3 young men that claim they left her on the beach. Foul play is suspected in her disappearance. Natalee was last seen wearing a denim knee length skirt, a teal green halter top and brown flip-flops. A $1,000,000.00 reward is being offered for information that leads to her safe return. A separate $250,000.00 reward is being offered for information that will help solve this missing person case.

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Tim Miller

Tim Miller of Texas EquuSearch is working hard to dispel media reports concerning the Natalee Holloway case.  Reports have surfaced today that Texas EquuSearch has collected $1.5 million to continue the search for Natalee, which is entirely untrue.

Also untrue is the report that Tim was traveling to Aruba with Fred Golba.  This has not been the first time that media has printed false reports regarding TES cases, to include the Caylee Anthony case.

“This is the worst year financially for Texas EquuSearch since it began.  We are struggling on a daily basis to try to meet the needs of families across the country that are begging for help.  In these tough economic times, this false, irresponsible reporting could have a very negative impact on our ability to raise funds which go to serve families of the missing” said Miller.  “When the public hear that we have raised that large amount of money to dedicate to one search, they are not going to be willing to donate to our cause of finding missing people.  We are at a point of not being able to support the families that really need us, and when something like this happens, it is just devastating”. “We would not even attempt to raise that amount of money for just one case with so many families awaiting our help.

The first quarter of the year is always difficult in financial terms. With the current economic situation that everyone is facing, Texas EquuSearch is finding that people are having a harder time finding ways to donate to us.  So far, in 2009, we have had over 20 cases and have several searches pending better weather conditions.

Anyone wishing to donate to our organization can do so using the PayPal button located on the home page and at http://texasequusearch.org/make-a-donation/ .  We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization funded solely by donations and your donation is tax deductible, in accordance with IRS laws.