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Van Der Sloot is a dead man.

Better yet, they could be pardoned, or given time off their sentence for performing a good deed for all of humanity.

No I disapprove of murder and I most certainly disapprove of people being given a let out because they're murdering someone who society disapproves of. Because that allows someone to be as sadistic as they like and everyone cheers.
 
He actually played to the public eye flaunting the fact that there was no evidence and he could not be convicted and what does he do? Kill a young woman from a prominent family in a country that quite literary has the worst prisons in the world.

I know, right? Really, some people never learn...

It wasn't enough for him that he barely got away with one murder of worldwide notoriety? He had to do it again? Again? AGAIN?! Wasn't the first time more than enough?

Didn't he learn not to kill any more young ladies while on vacation?
 
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the media is generally prevented from naming victims in any case, or minors involved in a case (although they do have access to the information)

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The only thing preventing the media from doing this is their own sense of moral obligation. The media has the right in the US to report on everything that goes on in a criminal trial. Almost all media outlets have long-standing policies against naming the victims of sexual assaults, and they will sometimes decline to name other victims, but this is not a legal requirement. It is virtually impossible under U.S. law for a court or governmental agency to prohibit the media from saying anything, which is called a "prior restraint of speech."
 
I am from Jefferson County, Alabama (the same place Natalie Holloway is from) and everyone here is a little relieved that he is finally stopped. I only say "a little" because it would've been better if he had been stopped the first time. A lot of time and money was spent trying to bring him down the first time. So what if his worst punishment is at the hands of other criminals. I'm glad it is finally over.
 
I am from Jefferson County, Alabama (the same place Natalie Holloway is from) and everyone here is a little relieved that he is finally stopped. I only say "a little" because it would've been better if he had been stopped the first time. A lot of time and money was spent trying to bring him down the first time. So what if his worst punishment is at the hands of other criminals. I'm glad it is finally over.

I don't think it's over yet. His mother has stated he isn't "right in the head." At first I thought it was her way of saying he did it but I have since reconsidered. After all the time, energy and money his parents put into protecting him in the Holloway disappearancve, I can't see her giving him up now. Now I think her statement was a set up for an insanity defense.

And I can only hope Peru doesn't have any agreement with the Netherlands that this killer can serve his sentence in his own country. The Netherlands has pretty much shown they would prefer a murderer go free than one of their own sit in jail.

The Natalie Holloway investigation by the authorities in Aruba was as much of a joke as I can remember in a murder investigation. That young lady deserves better.
 
No I disapprove of murder and I most certainly disapprove of people being given a let out because they're murdering someone who society disapproves of. Because that allows someone to be as sadistic as they like and everyone cheers.

Well, I see it a little differently. Van der Sloot's family and the authorities in Aruba had an opportunity to do something about this asshat when Natalie Holloway disappeared. They did nothing except arrange for a killer to go free.

Now people are in a position to make sure he is held accountable. I say go for it.
 
I don't think it's over yet. His mother has stated he isn't "right in the head." At first I thought it was her way of saying he did it but I have since reconsidered. After all the time, energy and money his parents put into protecting him in the Holloway disappearancve, I can't see her giving him up now. Now I think her statement was a set up for an insanity defense.

Allegedly, she was trying to have him committed to a mental institution before he left the Netherlands in March.
 
Allegedly, she was trying to have him committed to a mental institution before he left the Netherlands in March.

Yes, I heard that too. I wonder if it was really true or if this was just to add credibility to her claim of him not being right in the head.

I don't doubt that she was fully aware of what he did and continued to do. I often feel sorry for the parents/family of people who commit horrific crimes but not in this case.
 
I saw a recent news item in which Mr. van der Sloot was bragging about all the marriage proposals he's been receiving lately. This may be one of the few things he's uttered in his life that has so much as a grain of truth to it. However, I suspect the consummation of any such proposals will involve his playing a role a bit closer to the bride's rather than the groom's.

More evidence that I will never understand women. :boggled:

Let's hope it isn't revealed that he strangles orphans to death for fun or the ladies might be breaking him out of prison themselves to have sex with him.
 
Here in the UK, we have sub judice laws that greatly limit what the media can say about issues that are still going through the legal process. What Nancy Grace does is disgusting, and would see her in the dock facing two years in jail and an unlimited fine for contempt of court.


There's another very good reason why, more than two centuries ago, my countrymen kicked your countrymen out of our country.
 
We had a somewhat similar case a few years ago.

Some Dutch guy had been drugging and then raping quite a few girls that he met in disco's.
When the truth came out, he fled to Mexico.
The Dutch authorities put out an arrest warrant and the Mexicans arrested him in an Internet café in Mexico City. He spend two months in a cage with twelve inmates before being extradited.

At his hearing here in the Netherlands he told a sob-story about being continually abused and raped during his time in the Mexican jail.

You can imagine the sincere outpouring of sympathy on all Dutch Internet forums. NOT.

It has a lot to do with the Dutch prison system being perceived as way too soft and the sentences way too light. People are actually happy when some bastard gets a fitting (?) punishment.
 
More evidence that I will never understand women. :boggled:

Let's hope it isn't revealed that he strangles orphans to death for fun or the ladies might be breaking him out of prison themselves to have sex with him.

Wouldn't van der Sloot and Amanda Knox make the cutest couple? It's always good to have mutual interests.
 
Didn't he learn not to kill any more young ladies while on vacation?

C'mon, cut the poor guy some slack. Everyone knows that old habits die hard.

You know, in some ways I have to stand in awe of the dude's utter arrogance. You'd think he'd realize that no one gets more than one colossal break in life. He got his when he killed an American girl, confessed to it on freaking videotape, and still walked, thanks primarily to his dad being a legal big shot in Aruba. Anything resembling a normal person should have told themselves to get their act together and lay low for awhile, especially after dad dies and takes with him that bubble of protection that's been keeping his ass out of jail. But what does our Joran do instead? He decides to extort his victim's family, by (and there's the part I really don't get) revealing where her body is buried. I mean, was his feeling of immunity so complete that he figured he could say "sure, I killed her, here's the body in fact" and still just continue on with his life like nothing ever happened? (Although given the Aruban response of simply shrugging off his earlier videotaped confession, I suppose his attitude might be understandable.) He gets a down payment out of the extortion deal, uses it to finance a quick jaunt to Peru, and promptly kills again, with robbery the apparent motive (or at least one of them anyway). Holy moly, what a piece of work.

Would a civilized person gloat over the prospect of what likely awaits Joran van der Sloot in prison? No, I suppose not. Will I gloat over it? You can bet Mr. van der Sloot's increasingly tender ass, I will.
 
His mother has stated he isn't "right in the head." .

The court appointed psychiatrist says he is sane enough to stand trial

"he doesn't show any psychopathological trauma that impedes him from perceiving and evaluating reality."

Of course, that doesn't mean he passed the psych test with flying colors

The report calls him "emotionally immature" and says that immaturity elicits strong changes in behavior that can send him out of control.

"He reflects a certain dominance over the opposite sex. He doesn't value the female role," the document states. It adds, "He presents traits of an antisocial personality" and is "indifferent towards others' well-being."

source: CNN story
 
C'mon, cut the poor guy some slack. Everyone knows that old habits die hard.

You know, in some ways I have to stand in awe of the dude's utter arrogance. You'd think he'd realize that no one gets more than one colossal break in life. He got his when he killed an American girl, confessed to it on freaking videotape, and still walked, thanks primarily to his dad being a legal big shot in Aruba. Anything resembling a normal person should have told themselves to get their act together and lay low for awhile, especially after dad dies and takes with him that bubble of protection that's been keeping his ass out of jail. But what does our Joran do instead? He decides to extort his victim's family, by (and there's the part I really don't get) revealing where her body is buried. I mean, was his feeling of immunity so complete that he figured he could say "sure, I killed her, here's the body in fact" and still just continue on with his life like nothing ever happened? (Although given the Aruban response of simply shrugging off his earlier videotaped confession, I suppose his attitude might be understandable.) He gets a down payment out of the extortion deal, uses it to finance a quick jaunt to Peru, and promptly kills again, with robbery the apparent motive (or at least one of them anyway). Holy moly, what a piece of work.

I know, right?

WHAT- IN- THE- NAME- OF- THE- SWEET- BABY- JESUS- WAS- HE-THINKING?!?!??!?!??!?!?


Even an innocent person falsely accused of the murder of a teenage girl while in a foreign country and miraculously saved from going to prison over it would learn to stay clear of the law for ever more after that. They wouldn't do anything even remotely approaching illegal for a long, long, long time. Never again put themselves in a position where they might get themselves in trouble, especially while in a foreign nation.

Let alone a guilty person rightly accused.

Would a civilized person gloat over the prospect of what likely awaits Joran van der Sloot in prison? No, I suppose not. Will I gloat over it? You can bet Mr. van der Sloot's increasingly tender ass, I will.


I don't believe in rape as punishment but I too find it very hard- very, very hard- to feel sympathy for him.
 
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Anything resembling a normal person should have told themselves to get their act together and lay low for awhile.

Where in Van der Sloot do you see anything resembling a normal person?

ETA: I didn't follow the Holloway case closely. Was there ever anything in the news about Van der Sloot showing sociopathic behavior early in life?
 
I hope he gets murdered in prison myself. Peru has no death penalty but in this case I hope the prisoners deal with him harshly. A shiv in his back would be very satisfying to me.

I see. You prefer extra judicial punishment, capital in nature.

Cheney fan, are you?
 
Where in Van der Sloot do you see anything resembling a normal person?

I actually totally agree with that statement. Anyone with two brain cells to put together would know to stay away from trouble after an international high profile three year fiasco like that. Anyone. Anyone. Whether they were guilty or not or partially guilty or whatever the situation was. You'd think that even this lunatic would get the message to rest his engines.

You'd think even he would know not to:

Confess to a murder- for the SECOND TIME
Attempt to extort the victim's mother, thereby confessing for a THIRD TIME and nearly getting arrested a THIRD time
Fly to ANOTHER foreign country and commit a SECOND murder, not three years after he was cleared from the FIRST one
 
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