Van Der Sloot Sought in Peru Killing

Andrew, Jr. · 06-13-2010, 08:35 AM

Actually Van Der Sloot's father, the judge in the Dutch system, died from cancer not too long ago. So this leaves Joran without anyone to sway the courts. I think now Joran will be forced to confront the faces of those who he has killed/murdered.

On the Nancy Grace show a few nights ago, the topic was if Joran was a sociopath or serial killer. One of the policemen or investigators being interviewed stated that he felt that Joran was a serial killer, and if he wasn't caught he would definitely kill again. That was Joran's high - the kill.

Then the topic went into human trafficing. The policemen in Aruba (I am not sure of his title there) said that human trafficing is a major problem in the Carribean, and is swept under the carpet because of the American's need to vacation there. I have to agree with him.

Andrew

Apocalipstic · 06-15-2010, 10:12 AM

He does seem to have an uncontrollabele temper. He needs to be kept in prison for life.

There will be more to this.

Andrew, Jr. · 06-15-2010, 11:24 AM

I was watching how now Joran wants to make a deal to get out of the jail in Peru. He says that he will tell whomever where the remains of Natalie Holloway are. Natalie Holloway's father is in Aruba now waiting. He brought the man who does the searching for missing persons along too.

Joran is not mentally stable. You are right, Apolipstic. More to follow. Sadly all of this could have been stopped in Aruba 5 years ago.

Apocalipstic · 06-15-2010, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Andrew, Jr.

I was watching how now Joran wants to make a deal to get out of the jail in Peru. He says that he will tell whomever where the remains of Natalie Holloway are. Natalie Holloway's father is in Aruba now waiting. He brought the man who does the searching for missing persons along too.

Joran is not mentally stable. You are right, Apolipstic. More to follow. Sadly all of this could have been stopped in Aruba 5 years ago.

I don't see him telling anyone anything. I agree he is crazy, and yes, he should ahve been stopped 5 years ago and the death of that poor girl in Peru is in the hands of the people who helped him get out of jail the last time.

Apocalipstic · 06-15-2010, 11:38 AM

Maybe he should have thought about what going to jail in Peru means before he killed that young student with her whole life ahead of her.

Andrew, Jr. · 06-15-2010, 11:45 AM

Van Der Sloot's lawyer quit, but gave no media speech.

I do think that with all of the lying Joran has done, that now he cannot tell the difference between reality and fantasy. I think he will be killed in jail.

Delish · 06-15-2010, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew, Jr.

I think he will be killed in jail.

ummm..if he is brought back to Alabama to face the charges here, he could be!

scootebaby · 06-15-2010, 11:44 AM

actually van der Sloot is a sociopath on the way to being a serial killer...had he not been caught....however he is not mentally unstable in clinical terms....my question and concern is WHY was he even given the money BEFORE Holloways body was found? Sadly i quit following this some time ago,and never learned the reasons why the videotape of him telling what happened to Natalee that night was never enough to convict! I,too,have heard there is no death sentence in Peru,but the prison system there is one of the harshest in the world! perhaps justice will prevail one way or the other!

edited to add: it would be much easier to understand if he really were crazy,but sadly that is not the case

Mrs. Strutt · 06-15-2010, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew, Jr.

Sadly all of this could have been stopped in Aruba 5 years ago.

Andrew, as someone who has spent a considerable amount of time on Aruba, I can tell you this could only have been stopped in Aruba if the Dutch government would have allowed it to be stopped. Although Aruba is technically an "equal" part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Aruban courts and officials are overseen by the justice system of the Netherlands...of which Van Der Sloot's father was a part.

It's not hard to do the math on this one.

Andrew, Jr. · 06-15-2010, 08:35 PM

Mrs. Strutt,

I am in full agreement. The Dutch should be ashamed of themselves. I think that in the future the laws will be changed. The biggest setback was the fact that Joran's father was a judge, and swayed the courts, evidence, and so on.

I am glad to have you here participating! I hope you and your family are well.

Take care.

Mrs. Strutt · 06-16-2010, 08:53 AM

Andrew, we are doing very well, thank you, and I hope you are the same

I've had a little more insight into this whole mess than sometimes I think I would have cared to have. My ex-BOL is a high-ranking Aruban official and, while he has certainly not shared any state secrets, I have been privy to the frustration and sheer anger over the situation at that level. I can only imagine their relief now that that bastard Van Der Sloot is finally in custody in a country where authorities will not be forced to let him go against their wishes.

Delish · 06-16-2010, 03:08 PM

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/06/16/...ion=cnn_latest

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