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Translation · 11-21-2005, 02:22 PM

a united states naval officer says he saw Amy Bradley in a brothel in curacao and that she begged him for help and told him she was Amy Bradley. He didn't do anything at the time because the brothel was off limits to the navy and he would have been in trouble. plus he says at the time he didn't take it too serious, until he saw Amy Bradley's picture and story on the front of a magazine.

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Iva Bradley, mother of Chesterfield, Virginia?s Amy Lynn Bradley--missing from the Royal Caribbean Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship off Aruba since 1998 and last seen in a house of prostitution by a U.S. Navy petty officer on the nearby island of Curacao in 1999--was interviewed Thursday by MSNBC host Dan Abrams.

"We came to find out that the same bar [Aruba?s Carlos and Charlie?s] that they [three men on her ship] wanted to take Amy to was the same bar as Natalee Holloway was in." [MSNBC, 6-9-2005]

Curiously, the Bradley-Holloway link is seldom mentioned, save for the Abrams Report and a CNN report at 5:45 pm Eastern on Friday which quoted the Bradley family as believing their daughter Amy is "being held in servitude" somewhere in the Caribbean.

CNN reporter Brian Todd told host Suzanne Malveaux that the Bradleys said "crew members on the ship [Royal Caribbean?s Rhapsody of the Seas] were hitting on Amy and wanted to take her to a bar on Aruba." [CNN Wolf Blitzer Reports, 6-10-2005]

Mrs. Bradley added, "the Naval person who went to a brothel on Curacao [1999] said that Amy asked him for help, told him her name. She said, ?my name is Amy Bradley. Please help me.? He didn?t know she was missing. He told her there was a naval ship five minutes down the dock that she could leave."

"But she said, ?No, you don?t understand. Please help me. My name is Amy Bradley,? " said Iva Bradley. At that time, two men in the bar removed her, told her to move and go upstairs, according to the U.S. Naval officer.

Two Canadians also told Bradley they saw her daughter Amy on the beach in 1998, described her tattoos and her demeanor but did not know she was missing.

11-21-2005, 02:22 PM
Translation Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 482	a united states naval officer says he saw Amy Bradley in a brothel in curacao and that she begged him for help and told him she was Amy Bradley. He didn't do anything at the time because the brothel was off limits to the navy and he would have been in trouble. plus he says at the time he didn't take it too serious, until he saw Amy Bradley's picture and story on the front of a magazine. >>>>>>> Iva Bradley, mother of Chesterfield, Virginia?s Amy Lynn Bradley--missing from the Royal Caribbean Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship off Aruba since 1998 and last seen in a house of prostitution by a U.S. Navy petty officer on the nearby island of Curacao in 1999--was interviewed Thursday by MSNBC host Dan Abrams. "We came to find out that the same bar [Aruba?s Carlos and Charlie?s] that they [three men on her ship] wanted to take Amy to was the same bar as Natalee Holloway was in." [MSNBC, 6-9-2005] Curiously, the Bradley-Holloway link is seldom mentioned, save for the Abrams Report and a CNN report at 5:45 pm Eastern on Friday which quoted the Bradley family as believing their daughter Amy is "being held in servitude" somewhere in the Caribbean. CNN reporter Brian Todd told host Suzanne Malveaux that the Bradleys said "crew members on the ship [Royal Caribbean?s Rhapsody of the Seas] were hitting on Amy and wanted to take her to a bar on Aruba." [CNN Wolf Blitzer Reports, 6-10-2005] Mrs. Bradley added, "the Naval person who went to a brothel on Curacao [1999] said that Amy asked him for help, told him her name. She said, ?my name is Amy Bradley. Please help me.? He didn?t know she was missing. He told her there was a naval ship five minutes down the dock that she could leave." "But she said, ?No, you don?t understand. Please help me. My name is Amy Bradley,? " said Iva Bradley. At that time, two men in the bar removed her, told her to move and go upstairs, according to the U.S. Naval officer. Two Canadians also told Bradley they saw her daughter Amy on the beach in 1998, described her tattoos and her demeanor but did not know she was missing.