What Happened To Natalee Holloway's Parents?

In the 2017 Oxygen-produced documentary series "The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway,"Beth Holloway was asked to provide DNA samples to potentially match with remains the series producers said they found. Beth later filed a lawsuit in Alabama alleging that series' producers knew the bone fragments were not Natalee's.

In the 2017 Oxygen-produced documentary series "The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway," Beth Holloway was asked to provide DNA samples to potentially match with remains the series producers said they found. Beth later filed a lawsuit in Alabama alleging that series' producers knew the bone fragments were not Natalee's. 

According to Beth's suit, the show exposed her to "agonizing weeks" of uncertainty. She asked for $35 million in damages, according to the AP. Holloway's attorney, Taylor Wilson, told Courthouse News Service, "There are constitutional limits to the media's right to entertain and what families must endure in these situations, and that that constitutional line was crossed here."

As reported by USA Today, Oxygen defended the series, saying, "We had hoped, along with Mr. Holloway, that the information was going to provide closure. We cannot comment further on ongoing litigation." Dave Holloway (above) participated in the NBC Universal documentary. He reportedly asked Beth for a DNA sample but was not listed as a defendant in Beth's litigation. As of 2023, the lawsuit has yet to be settled.

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