calmex
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You're not referring to the ones with the button-up bottom, are you?
That Vander Sloot guy
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You're not referring to the ones with the button-up bottom, are you?
cmort666
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If we had a real Attorney General, our DoJ and their MoJ would get together and agree that after van der Sloth gets convicted and sentenced to 35 years in Peru, he's temporarily returned to the United States and tried for the extortion against Beth Holloway. Upon conviction and sentencing (10-20 years?), he returns to Peru to do his 35 years. If he survives 35 years in a Peruvian prison, the then 57 year old van der Sloth gets a visit from a couple of US Marshals, who ask him if he's ever been to Florence, Colorado, where upon he lives in SuperMax until he's 77 or dies, whichever comes first.
But that's if we actually had an Attorney General and a Department of Justice... which we don't.
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......"Van der Sloot's confession came on his third full day in Peruvian police custody, on the eve of a planned trip to the hotel in which he was to participate in a reconstruction of the events leading to Flores' slaying, Gamarra said."
3 days!!!! tough little ******** wasn't he? Saw the picture-they didn't leave any marks
Myself, I don't see the little worm confessing without a little persuasion.
Persuasion which was lacking in Aruba, but was quite alive in Peru I
think. You almost know they gave him an offer he couldn't refuse.
Dunno what kind of offer it was, but it must have been a scary one.. :/
Peru ain't no Aruba, and daddy Sloot wasn't there to pull strings this time.
And just when he was trying to turn his life around...
"Joran better break out his long johns"
I suspect that the other inmates will give him all the Long Johns he can handle.
I suspect that the other inmates will give him all the Long Johns he can handle.
cmort666
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That's "Juanos largos"!
5Wire
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...You almost know they gave him an offer he couldn't refuse.
Dunno what kind of offer it was, but it must have been a scary one.. :/
It wouldn't surprise me if the Peruvian National Police might have found evidence sufficient to make him for the Holloway murder as well. No death penalty in Aruba, either, so maybe it was a choice of a better plea bargain.
5Wire
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Police: Van der Sloot said he knows location of Holloway's body
I'm interested to see how this "admission" pans out. Van der Sloot is certainly a real creep.
Police: Van der Sloot said he knows location of Holloway's body - CNN.com
I'm interested to see how this "admission" pans out. Van der Sloot is certainly a real creep.
Police: Van der Sloot said he knows location of Holloway's body - CNN.com
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This guy really deserves "the ultimate punishment".
CAJUNLAWYER
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Feral-I'm gonna go out on a limb here and posit that unless you're batting for the other team-NO ONE is going to "get to liking it".
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reminds me of ted bundy...just before his execution he was also willing to reveal locations
mkk41
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Who's up for some waterboarding on this creep?
calmex
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I think right now they are holding "Aruba" out there like a carrot. "Tell us what you know about Natalie, and we'll see if you can do your time in Aruba."
"No, you send me to Aruba, and I'll tell you everything.".
"Not going to happen. But if you tell us, and it turns out to be the truth, we'll arrange that you do your time in Aruba. Promise. I mean, what have you got to lose by trusting us?"
Of course, this would be a truly "empty promise".
"No, you send me to Aruba, and I'll tell you everything.".
"Not going to happen. But if you tell us, and it turns out to be the truth, we'll arrange that you do your time in Aruba. Promise. I mean, what have you got to lose by trusting us?"
Of course, this would be a truly "empty promise".
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bk43
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I don't know about other tapes but I do know the FBI was involved in the taping of the extortion of Holloway's mother. It was done dotting all the i's and crossing all the t's so that it could be used as evidence in the case the FBI was building against van der Sloot. No media bias or wrongful reporting involved in that one.
My hope is that the Holloway family can finally get the closure that is so richly deserved. Van der Sloot, I don't really care except to note in passing that there is a hierarchy of crimes amoung criminals in prison. He will be at the low end of that. Things for those there often do not go well in prison.
Bob
It's almost as if you were there.......I think that's exactly the nature of the present dialog.
Brian~
FlYFiShErMaN
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I certainly hope this misunderstood youth doesn't have a bad accident somewhere.
Bob
Bob, I could not have said it better!
calmex
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otis24
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As much as Van der Sloot deservers to die, a long stay in the nightmarish hell of a Peruvian prison is probalby a more fitting punishment. He lived a life of privilege and used it to take anything he wanted, including the lives of two young girls. The worst way to punish the rich is to take it all away. It is my understanding that in some Peruvian prisons, you don't get fed unless someone from the outside brings food to you.
rchall
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Put him in prison and then take him out and beat him till he's near
death. Then, do it all again the next day!!
death. Then, do it all again the next day!!
mstuhr
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HMMMMM?
Joran better break out his long johns.[/QUOTE said:
My first instinct was to use the rifle stock across the face,but I have mellowed with age and hope that the justice system will punish him accordingly. If he is not isolated in prison someone will kill him before too long.
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