Suspect in Teen’s Death Is Released
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Police released a man identified by witnesses as having long, deep scratches on his face shortly after American teenager Natalee Holloway vanished in Aruba.
The man, identified only as “Guido W.,” 19, was the ninth person arrested and jailed in the case. All have been freed for lack of evidence. However, Guido W. remained a suspect and agreed to be available for questioning, attorney Gerard Spong said.
The suspect was a croupier at the casino where the 18-year-old Holloway was staying when she disappeared May 30, 2005.
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