[sodpoodle]

Dietl says Van der Sloot claimed in the meeting that he and his father buried Holloway after she hit her head and died, but the claim proved false.

[sarasota]

VanderSloot is a pathological liar but the Peruvian justice system got the truth out of him.

[sodpoodle]

*ping*

not much new here, but Dietl was on the inside.

[hoe_cake]

this punk is gonna really get punked in Peruvian jail.

[WayneS]

They gave that psychopath $25,000?

So then, it COULD be argued that the FBI enabled/facilitated a serial killer as he went about finding, pursuing and murdering his next victim.

[StopObama2012]

0bama is OUR van der sloot.

Instead of killing 1 or 2 girls, he’s killing us all slowly. He keeps extorting money from us to fund his next attack — on us.

[JoeProBono]

[Oldpuppymax]

Natalee Holloway’s father should have “paid” this psycho with a 12 gauge several years ago.

[acoulterfan]

Looks like he was looking for a vulnerable winner at the Casino. Apparently he was not registered to play in the tournament as was she. He wanted her winings. He is referred to as a “railbird”:

http://www.gambling911.com/poker/van-der-sloot-was-“rail-bird”-latin-american-poker-tour-060410.html

[hennie pennie]

FBI Official Responds to Blackmail Sting Criticism
Posted by Edecio Martinez, Barry Leibowitz

NEW YORK (CBS) - The FBI is defending its failure to arrest murder suspect Joran van der Sloot on extortion charges in the Natalee Holloway case, saying they were getting closer to making a murder arrest in that case, and didn't want to blow the investigation.

[....]

"According to the official, the FBI felt that for the first time in five years they were on the brink of finding Natalee Holloway's body. The FBI says it was receiving statements from van der Sloot about how and where he hid the body. Aruban officials, along with FBI agents, "were working this very intensely," including looking at blueprints, making plans to dig and bring in cadaver dogs.

"We were not trying to build a white collar extortion case. We were trying to solve the crime," the senior official told CBS News.

The official said there was no evidence van der Sloot, now 22, was a serial killer or about to commit another crime....."

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20007271-504083.html

[NautiNurse]

Do we have a Freudian photo link error at allvoices.com? Prophetic--or the source of conspiracy theories for generations to come?

[Critical Bill]

I find it ironic that his real or imagined dealings in the sex slave business will be exactly what he is in for shortly in a Peruvian prison.