Joran van der Sloot, Suspect in Holloway-Murder, Murdered Stephany Flores, Peru

[Michael]

I agree 100% Hanna! he´s a continious threat to the society.

Michael

[Hanna]

I agree 100% Hanna! he´s a continious threat to the society.

Michael

I unfortunately believes that he will be given a light sence, and some symbolic time jailed in Peru, 
then some EU-commission starts whining about it is a human right for Van der Joost to be transfered to a prison in his homeland, where the dutch authorities keeps him locked up until Peruan politicians forgets the incident, no longer giving the case any attention....

Remember that this fine young man is from a very prominent family.
His father is gone, but Daddys old judge-friends is still around ,willing to help the troubled young man.

This is my bitter prediction.
Been there, seen it before, just getting more and more tired and frustrated...

We have not read the name Joran Van der Sloot in the news for the last time.
Trust me on that one. His psych evaluation  serves as a guarantee, predicting more girls dropping
dead when Van der Sloot is hanging around in the neighborhood.

[Jeff1857]

Dutchman Joran van der Sloot Concedes Extortion

AMSTERDAM (Sept. 6) -- The Dutchman charged with killing a 21-year-old Peruvian woman and suspected in the disappearance of U.S. teenager Natalee Holloway has acknowledged extorting money from Holloway's parents and says he did it to get back at them.

In an interview published Monday, the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf quoted Joran van der Sloot as confessing to taking money from the family of the American in return for revealing the location of her body. He was indicted in the U.S. in June for extortion after being caught in an FBI sting, though the place he indicated as her burial site turned out to be bogus.

Holloway was last seen alive with him on the Caribbean resort island of Aruba in 2005, and he has publicly said he killed her and then retracted his confession several times.

Joran van der Sloot, who has been jailed in Peru since June, has long been a suspect in the disappearance of Alabama teen Natalee Holloway in 2005. He was arrested in Peru after the May 30 killing of a 21-year-old Peruvian woman in his Lima hotel room.

2 Cases, 1 Suspect

Stephany Flores was seen with van der Sloot on May 29 at a Lima casino, where he was said to have been playing in a poker tournament, and on May 30 at the hotel, where her body was found. Reports say the suspect became enraged after Flores used his laptop and found he was connected to Holloway's disappearance.

Hotel security camera footage released by Peruvian police showed van der Sloot leaving his hotel room alone on May 30. Earlier footage showed him arriving at the hotel with Flores. Van der Sloot faces charges of first-degree murder and robbery in Flores' death. He is currently being held in Miguel Castro Castro, a maximum-security prison on the outskirts of Lima.

Van der Sloot said he took cash from Flores' wallet and went south to Chile, where he was later arrested. Here, Chilean police escort him out of a police station to be flown back to Peru on June 4. Police said he confessed to killing Flores, but van der Sloot later said he made that statement because of intimidation. He has tried to have the confession retracted, but so far Peruvian courts have refused.

Holloway was 18 when she disappeared while vacationing with friends in Aruba. She was last seen with van der Sloot, who made multiple, varying confessions in the case that prosecutors said were a mixture of "lies and fantasy." Authorities believe Holloway is dead, but her body has not been found.

Van der Sloot, center, and brothers Satish Kalpoe, left, and Deepak Kalpoe, right, were seen leaving a nightclub with Holloway. All three were arrested but not charged in the case. Van der Sloot reportedly told Peruvian authorities he would discuss the location of Holloway's body with Aruban officials, but only if he gets a transfer to a prison in the Caribbean island.

Holloway, left, poses with friends on May 29, 2005, just hours before her disappearance. The young women were on the trip to celebrate their high school graduation and were due to return to the U.S. the next day. In an interview published Monday in Dutch newspaper, van der Sloot said he extorted money from Holloway's parents because he wanted to get even with them for "making my life tough" since her disappearance. U.S. prosecutors said Natalee's mother sent him $25,000 earlier this year in exchange for information on where Natalee's body was. He used that money to fly to Latin America. (Sources: AP, ABC News, CNN)

"I wanted to get back at Natalee's family - her parents have been making my life tough for five years," the paper quoted him as saying from prison in Peru. "When they offered to pay for the girl's location, I thought: 'Why not'?"

U.S. prosecutors say in the sting earlier this year, Natalee's mother sent $10,000 in cash to Van der Sloot through an FBI witness, and a wire transfer of $15,000 to Van der Sloot's bank account in the Netherlands. He took the money and flew to Latin America.

He has been charged with killing Stephany Flores in his hotel room in Lima, Peru, on May 30 - 5 years to the day after Holloway's disappearance. He met both women in casinos.

Van der Sloot initially confessed to killing Flores to Peruvian police, but later said he only did so because he was intimidated and had been promised he would be extradited to the Netherlands.

His requests to have the Peruvian confession retracted have so far been denied and he awaits trial.

http://www.aolnews.com/crime/article/report-van-der-sloot-concedes-extortion/19622308?icid=main%7Chtmlws-main-n%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk3%7C168721

[Hanna]

Aaaahhh!

i know that it may be offensive, but please, let that POS have av "accident" while in peruan prison...

Please! 

[Jeff1857]

Holloway's Mom Gets Into Jail, Confronts van der Sloot


The mother of missing American teen Natalee Holloway sneaked into a Peruvian jail and confronted Joran van der Sloot about her daughter's fate.

Van der Sloot is being held in a maximum security prison in Peru on charges that he murdered another young woman, 21-year-old Stephany Flores, in his Lima hotel room in May. But the 22-year-old Dutchman is also the prime suspect in Holloway's disappearance. She vanished in 2005 during a high school graduation trip to the tropical island of Aruba, and her body has never been found.

Holloway's mother, Beth Twitty, is visiting Peru this week with a Dutch documentary filmmaker who's investigating Natalee's disappearance. On Wednesday, the two managed to sneak into Castro Castro Prison, where van der Sloot is being held, and even reached his cell. Twitty spoke with him for about five minutes before authorities removed her.

Their meeting was first reported by Peruvian TV and then picked up by many foreign media. Some Dutch media are also reporting that Twitty was arrested for the security breach.

Her lawyer, John Kelly, confirmed that Twitty had met with van der Sloot, saying it was their first face-to-face meeting since the night after her 18-year-old daughter disappeared.

He said it was done without violating any laws or breaking any regulations.

"This was just a mother acting on her instincts," Kelly told NBC's "Today" show this morning. "I don't think that was her purpose -- of thinking she was going to get answers out of him. I think it was more to deliver the message that he might be in Peru, but she hasn't gone away. She's determined to get answers and, you know, she wants to bring Natalee home."

Kelly said Twitty didn't tell him ahead of time about her plans. He said he would have "asked her to exercise a little more caution."

Van der Sloot's lawyer, Maximo Altez, also confirmed the meeting to NBC but said it lasted "less than one minute." He said Twitty disguised her identity to sneak into the jail, where she told van der Sloot that she has "no hate in her soul" for him, Altez was quoted as saying. At that point, van der Sloot handed her Altez's business card and told her he couldn't talk to her without his lawyer present.

Twitty is still in Peru today, staying at a Sheraton hotel in Lima, CNN reported.

Van der Sloot once confessed to killing Holloway but retracted those statements. He was twice detained in her murder investigation but never charged. In June, he was indicted in the U.S. on extortion charges, after admitting taking money from the Holloway family in return for revealing the location of her body.

http://www.aolnews.com/crime/article/natalee-holloway-mom-beth-twitty-sneaks-into-jail-confronts-joran-van-der-sloot/19637695

[Granny B]

Joran van der Sloot Reportedly Linked to Peruvian Prison Stabbings

Published April 13, 2011

Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Alabama teen Natalee Holloway, has been accused of stabbing three fellow inmates inside a Peruvian jail, Dutch media reported Wednesday.

Van Der Sloot, 23, is behind bars awaiting trial over the murder of a Peruvian woman.

According to Dutch magazine Panorama, he has been involved in a string of violent confrontations inside Lima's Castro Castro prison, one of which left another inmate requiring emergency treatment.

Van der Sloot's lawyer has denied the allegations, describing them as "fabricated."

Panorama also alleged that van der Sloot has been a heavy drug user while in jail. "He has been put into solitary confinement several times but comes out even more angry," a source told the magazine.

The article was followed up by Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf Wednesday. It said it had put the allegations to his lawyer, Maximo Altez, who dismissed them. "There are bad intentions to do harm to Joran," Altez said. "But he actually wants to change his life and goes to church."

Van der Sloot has been held in custody since June 2010 over the murder of 21-year-old Stephany Flores. The Dutch national is accused of robbing and killing Flores in his Lima hotel room in May 2010.

Van der Sloot remains the chief suspect in the disappearance of Holloway, an 18-year-old student from Mountain Brook, Ala., who disappeared in May 2005 during a high school graduation trip to Aruba.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/04/13/joran-van-der-sloot-reportedly-linked-peruvian-prison-stabbings/#ixzz1JR2l6jUM

[Kitten Resq]

This kid just keeps digging his own grave deeper and deeper.

If it wasn't for Natalee's family not knowing where she was, I'd wish something horrible to happen to him but Mrs. Twitty deserves to know where her daughter is and to be able to bring her home.

[JTiscool]

I guess Peru doesn't have the death penalty :/

[Granny B]

This kid just keeps digging his own grave deeper and deeper.

If it wasn't for Natalee's family not knowing where she was, I'd wish something horrible to happen to him but Mrs. Twitty deserves to know where her daughter is and to be able to bring her home.

She is never going to know what really happened to her or where her body is.  He will never tell, because he will be charged with it too.  He knows that unless he confesses, they don't have a case.  And by now, her body is just bones on the ocean floor, I'm sorry to say.    I feel sure his father helped him get rid of her body on the boat.

I guess Peru doesn't have the death penalty :/

No it doesn't.  But he is thoroughly disliked by the prisoners there, so he will not get out alive.  Someone will kill his sorry ass before it is over.

[Kitten Resq]

She is never going to know what really happened to her or where her body is.  He will never tell, because he will be charged with it too.  He knows that unless he confesses, they don't have a case.  And by now, her body is just bones on the ocean floor, I'm sorry to say.    I feel sure his father helped him get rid of her body on the boat.
 

I completely agree GoB and I’m sure she has resigned herself to the fact that her daughter is deceased, but for her sake, I hope and pray that she will be able to bring whatever is left of Natalee home so she can bury her. 

The not knowing what happened must be worse than knowing. 

[JTiscool]

Atleast the prisoners will be able to deliver come justice.

[Elric of Melnibone]

Oh yes.  This guy will make a few really mad and they will gang up on him and stab him a lot of times.  His days are numbered for sure.

[time2prtee]

She is never going to know what really happened to her or where her body is.  He will never tell, because he will be charged with it too.  He knows that unless he confesses, they don't have a case.  And by now, her body is just bones on the ocean floor, I'm sorry to say.    I feel sure his father helped him get rid of her body on the boat.
 

I completely agree GoB and I’m sure she has resigned herself to the fact that her daughter is deceased, but for her sake, I hope and pray that she will be able to bring whatever is left of Natalee home so she can bury her. 

The not knowing what happened must be worse than knowing. 

Sadly, I think she was dumped in the deep water of the ocean. I do not think there is anything left of her. The ocean drops off to about 600 feet deep just off shore, so there would be no way to recover the remains. I have fished in Aruba many times.

Really very sad for both families. If they nailed him on Natalee, Stephanie would still be alive! 

[Gregg Fisher]

He'll get out some day.  They are euroweenies in Peru, too. What's the top sentence? Twenty years?  Plus, he can be transferred to a prison back home where he will get all sorts of privileges.

Why did the second young woman go off with him? Did she not know who he was?
Conviction or not, Peru should not have allowed him entry. 

[Granny B]

She is never going to know what really happened to her or where her body is.  He will never tell, because he will be charged with it too.  He knows that unless he confesses, they don't have a case.  And by now, her body is just bones on the ocean floor, I'm sorry to say.    I feel sure his father helped him get rid of her body on the boat.
 

I completely agree GoB and I’m sure she has resigned herself to the fact that her daughter is deceased, but for her sake, I hope and pray that she will be able to bring whatever is left of Natalee home so she can bury her. 

The not knowing what happened must be worse than knowing.

Tell me about it.  We are still in the dark as to what really happened in our case and the bitch does not have to tell us.  Same thing with Sloot the Slut.  He is enjoying torturing her by not telling her where her daughter is.  And he will never tell.  He only got caught because his true nature came out and he killed again.

He is not going to reveal the truth.  There is no incentive for him to do it and he has no conscience.

I feel for Mrs. Twitty, not knowing for 3 weeks drove us nuts.  I can only imagine that here she is years later and still has no body to bury.  But I am sorry to say, she will probably never have her daughter's body.  He has hid it too well, or they would have already found on that small island.  It has been searched over and over.  But they have no way to search the ocean for her bones.