Natalie Holloway case

[Reschke]

I also know for a fact that if that SOB had stepped foot inside the US much less the state of Alabama that they would have had a hard time locating the body for any forensic testing to make sure that someone didn't kill him in a less than humane way.

[dedalos]

I hate to be the downer here, but let me pose a serious question.

With hundreds of kidnappings and disappearances of minors every year in the US;   Why is it that Natalie Holloway get's years of national media attention, and the rest never even get mentioned outside of local media if at all?

I think I know the answer.  But I'm curious what others think.

Foreign people involved.  We are better than them!

[Shuffler]

Can't wait to read about the judge who let him off even though they had him confessing on film..... getting his just deserts. What scum. Good reason not to go to aruba.

[dedalos]

Can't wait to read about the judge who let him off even though they had him confessing on film..... getting his just deserts. What scum. Good reason not to go to aruba.

Well, don't ever go Chicago either because the number of cases of guys committing murder while on parole is way bigger.   I know, our sit does not stink.  Lets just bomb Aruba too 

[mechanic]

Death by acid pool would be too good for him. There is no equal justice possible if it is your family member. Modern legal systems are often just a musical instrument waiting to be played.

[SIK1]

I'm not familiar with Peru's penal system, but I do know that most of South America's prisons can be brutal. Of course they could never be brutal enough for this slimy piece of doo.

Hopefully with his confession justice will be swift and he will be starting his new crummy life soon. 

[oakranger]

I'm not familiar with Peru's penal system, but I do know that most of South America's prisons can be brutal. Of course they could never be brutal enough for this slimy piece of doo.

Hopefully with his confession justice will be swift and he will be starting his new crummy life soon. 

I hope they get the truth on what he did to Natalie Holloway. 

[ZetaNine]

Beth Holloway (twitty) is really being slammed by this tragedy all over again.....and from what I'm reading....it's really tearing her apart...and it's not even her fault.

apparently...... Van Der Sloot was financially able to go to south america......... specifically because of the 15K she sent him...via the FBI..who was in the middle of a sting operation with Van Der Sloot...as they her do it, to set him up...with the hopes of extraditing him the the US.

beyond that...once they had all the evidence they needed to arrest him..the FBI sat on it too long.  Aruba's attorney gen even phoned the FBI (they were in on it too) to inform them that he was taking flight to chile.

[oakranger]

Beth Holloway (twitty) is really being slammed by this tragedy all over again.....and from what I'm reading....it's really tearing her apart...and it's not even her fault.

apparently...... Van Der Sloot was financially able to go to south america......... specifically because of the 15K she sent him...via the FBI..who was in the middle of a sting operation with Van Der Sloot...as they her do it, to set him up...with the hopes of extraditing him the the US.

beyond that...once they had all the evidence they needed to arrest him..the FBI sat on it too long.  Aruba's attorney gen even phoned the FBI (they were in on it too) to inform them that he was taking flight to chile.

Yea, that plan backfire but hopefully now they may get him now that he is caught.  Just wait.

[Babalonian]

Last I heard I think we're in the works of trying to get him extradited into the good ol' US-of-A after he gets done with his tour of various legal systems of South American countries. 

[oakranger]

Last I heard I think we're in the works of trying to get him extradited into the good ol' US-of-A after he gets done with his tour of various legal systems of South American countries. 

Oh, i am sure that FBI going to do something to get theur hands on him.  Maybe it is time that he pleads a deal with them by telling what really happen to Natalie. 

[Mus51]

I hope he stays in Chili's worst jails for the rest of his life.

[Penguin]

I second that notion- but on one condition.  He has to get the weekends off from there-



AT THE VICTIM'S DAD'S HOUSE!  (cage included!)

-Penguin

[dedalos]

Last I heard I think we're in the works of trying to get him extradited into the good ol' US-of-A after he gets done with his tour of various legal systems of South American countries. 

How does this work?  He committed murder in Chili and he is under suspicion/investigation of committing murder in Aruba.  He has not committed any crimes in the USA.  How does extradition law works?  Anyone?

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

How does this work?  He committed murder in Chili and he is under suspicion/investigation of committing murder in Aruba.  He has not committed any crimes in the USA.  How does extradition law works?  Anyone?

He attempted to extort $250K from Beth Twitty in exchange for telling her where her daughter's body was. She sent him the first $15K, under the supervision of the FBI. He signed for and accepted the money. He could easily be tried and convicted for extortion here. He can be extradited under U.S. law to stand trial for extortion. The only question is how the extradition treaty with Peru is working.