[K-oneTexas]

I bet he does!!!!

Maybe Peru should keep him 30-25 years then transfer him for the balance of his life to Aruba.

Does Aruba have any filthy dungeon style prisons out of the Dark Ages?

[ConservativeMan55]

If they do.. and he went back to Aruba.. he wouldn’t be going to them.

He’d most likely be set free in Aruba.. seeing as how his family is part of the ruling class there.

[historyrepeatz]

Trust me. Bet the farm. He’ll not survive longer than 6 months in Peru, and that’s exactly what he deserves. Even in solitary, his “guards” in Peru will gladly do him in for a small fee..

[Star Traveler]

You were saying ...

Maybe Peru should keep him 30-25 years then transfer him for the balance of his life to Aruba.

Well, the thing is -- the Aruban authorities don't want Joran van der Sloot. And the last time the police there tried to arrest him, the Judicial system (i.e., judges there) turned down their request, so they were prevented from doing it.

It's only the US authorities who want Joran van der Sloot -- and that is for their Extortion and Wire Fraud case, stemming from the $25,000 that Natalee Holloway's mother gave van der Sloot for information on the whereabout's of Holloway's body.

[muawiyah]

When slavery was abolished the people in the Dutch West Indies turned to new sources of income ~ "white slavery", gambling, smuggling, organized theft, and a wide variety of other crimes.

They're much better behaved these days, but that's a relative sort of thing. In reality the criminals still run the place.