Is it logical to presume that John Walsh WILL spend time on Joran van der Sloot's apprehension & arrest for the murder of Stephany Flores?
Joran Van der Sloot, the 22-year-old who was suspected in Natalee Holloway's disappearance, is now the prime suspect in a young Peruvian woman's murder.
The Peruvian National Police confirmed to AMW that they are looking for Van der Sloot in relation to 21-year-old Stephany Flores Ramirez's murder. Authorities said she was last seen with him at a hotel and casino located in the Miraflores district in Lima around 5:15 a.m. on Sunday, May 30, 2010.
Stephany's body was found inside of a hotel room later that same morning. Police said her car was abandoned in a neighboring district.
Peruvian officials believe Van der Sloot crossed into Chile on May 31 and have alerted authorities there.
Natalee Holloway's Disappearance Natalee, 18, vanished in May 2005 just before she was due to fly home to Alabama, at the end of her high school graduation trip to Aruba.
Natalee, of Mountain Brook, Ala., was last seen in public leaving a bar with Van der Sloot and two Surinamese brothers — Deepak and Satish Kalpoe — hours before she was due to board a flight home.
Van der Sloot was initially arrested in June 2005, then released, and then arrested again in 2007. That time, he was questioned but never charged.
In 2008, a series of conversations between Van der Sloot and a man he believed to be his friend were recorded in a Range Rover that had been rigged with three hidden cameras by Peter R. de Vries, a Dutch television crime reporter. They were shown on Dutch television. In the footage, Van der Sloot said he was with Natalee when she collapsed on a beach in Aruba. He said he believed she was dead and asked a friend to dump her body in the sea.
"She'll never be found," he said.
But Van der Sloot later said he was lying in those taped conversations and denied having anything to do with the Alabama teenager's disappearance.
"....Unlike the case of the missing and presumed dead American teenager some five years to the day of the murder of Flores-Ramirez, there is a body, a crime scene, a murder weapon, and a lot of forensic evidence that will likely link the victim's murder to her killer, currently assumed to be Van der Sloot.
If convicted, this smug, narcissistic, sociopathic killer will not be afforded any of the considerations he was given in Aruba. His arrogance and his lack of anger management skills have all contributed to his now facing charges of murdering the daughter of an extremely well known, and well wired political and public figure in Peru. The whole country will be watching and, perhaps like O.J. Simpson before him, he will be tried for one crime in criminal court but he will be convicted for multiple crimes in the more important court of public opinion.
The man who said he never lost a night's sleep over Holloway's disappearance and assumed death may now find reason to consider everything he's done over the past five years.
How does someone do these things?
Many know that teenagers can show the characteristics of the sociopath, psychopath or antisocial personality, traits that allow someone to ignore the pain and needs of others while their only concerns in life center around meeting their own needs, and keeping themselves stimulated while they live on the edge of life and society. We know that Van der Sloot was raised in a privileged home where he was treated as more than special.
While it was illegal to gamble in a casino in Aruba if you were younger than 18, the FBI determined that his parents had set him up with a $50,000 line of credit when he was but 17, the age that he met Natalee Holloway in a local casino. Nature and nurture form the personality of an individual, and in Van der Sloot's case, all appear to have formed the monster many now believe him to be.......