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A young woman who was with Natalee Holloway the night of her disappearance in Aruba is sharing her side of the story for an Oxygen docu-series. Classmate Jessica Caoila, who was on the trip with Holloway, recalled spending the night at the bar. Though she and Holloway weren’t close, they spent much of their evening together.
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“While we were waiting for street food, I remember seeing Natalee in a white car driving away. The window was down, so we could see it was her in the back of the car. My impression was, ‘Oh, great, she found a ride back to the hotel,'” she said.
It wasn’t until Holloway didn’t show up for the morning bus ride home that Holloway’s classmates and chaperones knew something was wrong.
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The series began airing on Aug. 19.
