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Aruban Police: New Witness Claims To Know Location Of Holloway's Body

Monday, March 27, 2006 – updated: 12:34 pm EST March 28, 2006

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Aruba's Deputy Police Chief Gerold Dompig said a new witness claims to know the location of Natalee Holloway's body.

The witness claims Holloway's body is buried near some sand dunes on the northern tip of the island, NBC 13 reported.

Holloway's father, Dave Holloway, voiced his concern on Monday over the claim and why previous searches in that area have turned up nothing.

"If they know where she's located and they knew it three months ago, why haven't they found her?" Dave Holloway said.

Dompig said he now plans to use cadaver dogs to search that location. He also said that he believes Holloway might have died from complications due to alcohol and drug use, after hearing claims that Holloway had drugs in her possession on May 30, the night she was last seen.

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