ALL IN THE SHOES--WOODEN DUTCH CLOGS, THAT IS.
Where are your shoes Joran?
IT'S ALL IN THE SHOES!!!
By Meri, Aruban Boycott Blogger
As the mother of four sons, I can testify and verify that SHOES came second to sports where my boys were concerned. The type of shoes that they wore were more important than whether or not they could get a date with the hottest girl in school.
At one point I almost had to get a second job to afford the Nikes or Adidas brands that they desired (no, DEMANDED). They would never have lost their well-worn, broken-in, precious shoes. They would never have left them on the beach on purpose.
So, we have Joran leaving Natalee on a beach (by the way, he claims that there were other people around on that beach, yet NONE of them have come forward to back up Joran's story). We have Joran wanting to "Go home" so that he could get to school on time. So far so good...makes sense. What doesn't make sense to me is that if Joran was simply getting into a car for his ride back home and he had left his shoes with Natalee on that beach, and if Natalee were merely sitting there and was fine (aside from being either sleepy, drunk or drifting in and out of consciousness), why couldn't he have gone back for his shoes?
What would have been the harm? It would even have afforded him another opportunity to try and persuade her to return to her hotel. He certainly would have no reason NOT to go back and retrieve his shoes if Natalee had been okay, as Joran described her to be.
Why did Joran comment, "I didn't go back for my shoes because I was already going home"? That makes zero sense. It defies logic. Maybe Joran was too drunk to think straight. Maybe Joran had done something that he wanted to get as far away from as he possibly could? Maybe Natalee wasn't fine and sitting peacefully alone on that beach? Maybe the shoes had something incriminating on them?
Maybe..they were removed when Natalee was at a later time and hidden, never to be seen again?
At one point I almost had to get a second job to afford the Nikes or Adidas brands that they desired (no, DEMANDED). They would never have lost their well-worn, broken-in, precious shoes. They would never have left them on the beach on purpose.
So, we have Joran leaving Natalee on a beach (by the way, he claims that there were other people around on that beach, yet NONE of them have come forward to back up Joran's story). We have Joran wanting to "Go home" so that he could get to school on time. So far so good...makes sense. What doesn't make sense to me is that if Joran was simply getting into a car for his ride back home and he had left his shoes with Natalee on that beach, and if Natalee were merely sitting there and was fine (aside from being either sleepy, drunk or drifting in and out of consciousness), why couldn't he have gone back for his shoes?
What would have been the harm? It would even have afforded him another opportunity to try and persuade her to return to her hotel. He certainly would have no reason NOT to go back and retrieve his shoes if Natalee had been okay, as Joran described her to be.
Why did Joran comment, "I didn't go back for my shoes because I was already going home"? That makes zero sense. It defies logic. Maybe Joran was too drunk to think straight. Maybe Joran had done something that he wanted to get as far away from as he possibly could? Maybe Natalee wasn't fine and sitting peacefully alone on that beach? Maybe the shoes had something incriminating on them?
Maybe..they were removed when Natalee was at a later time and hidden, never to be seen again?
THAT makes sense to me.
It's all about the shoes........and the lies which never stop.
2 comments:
Yes I agree there is something seriously wrong with this picture about his shoes
I mean serious Only other explaination is he hold absolutely No reguard for anything at all
which i dont think he does anyways
Maybe he had more than one pair of shoes and just really didn't give a damn about them. Shoe abandonment is not a crime, is it?? Maybe his parents can afford to replace his shoes, or maybe they were old with holes.
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