By Alabama Public Radio
Washington, DC – Alabama Congressman Spencer Bachus says Aruban authorities plan to meet with criminal justice officials in Washington, D-C. The Aruban government is to provide a detailed review of its investigation into the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. Bachus, a Vestavia Hills Republican, says the meeting will be held this week. Holloway has been missing since May 30th. Governor Bob Riley has called for a nationwide travel boycott of the Dutch Caribbean island. Assistant Aruban Police Chief Gerold Dompig previously said Holloway's mother, Beth Twitty, has hurt the investigation by releasing sensitive information.