So there's a bias? (Aruba story)Check this out!

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Holloway not only missing U.S. woman in Caribbean

Dan Abrams talks with family of Amy Bradley, missing since '98

Natalee Holloway isn't the first young American woman to disappear in the Caribbean. Seven years ago, then-23-year-old Amy Bradley went missing while on a Caribbean cruise with her family. On March 24, 1998, Bradley was seen by her father at about 5:30 a.m. on her cabin balcony. At 6 a.m., her father awoke and Amy Bradley was gone.

Two women on the cruise reported seeing the woman riding the elevator to the top deck just before it docked at the island of Curacao. At 6 a.m., Amy Bradley was with a musician from the ship's band, they said. A Curacao cab driver told Bradley's father that Amy approached his cab the morning she went missing and said she urgently needed a phone. In addition, two strangers say they saw Amy on Curacao, one in August in 1998, the other in January of 1999.

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1. In '98, the media didn't want to distract us from Clinton's legal troubles

so no emphasis on the newly missing Amy Bradley. Now they want to distract us from the DSM, the war, etc.