CrankyJay said:Heh, I just did a Google search on "Peruvian Prison" and this is one of the images that showed up...
Have fun, Joran! :lol
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That dude will be all up in Jordan's ass in about one month.
CrankyJay said:Heh, I just did a Google search on "Peruvian Prison" and this is one of the images that showed up...
Have fun, Joran! :lol
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That dude will be all up in Jordan's ass in about one month.
lawblob said:I imagine Peruvian prisons are a nightmarish gulag. How fitting. :lol
SlipperySlope said:Why would it be bad PR? Doesn't everyone want him to be beaten to death?
SlipperySlope said:Why would it be bad PR? Doesn't everyone want him to be beaten to death?
Mad Max said:Because it will make those countries seem like backwards places with a corrupt legal system/government? Which is important for countries like peru and chile, because they want/need to attract foreign investors, and since this case is kind of a big deal in the international media now they sort off have to make sure that nothing too bad happens to him, if they don't want to damage their image.
I mean everyone except for his mother probably wants him to get destroyed in some prison, but I don't think that's what will happen. (at least not until he's had some sort of trial)
@Inflammable Slinky
Being a businessman in a 3rd world country doesn't necessarily make him some sort of gangster, you could be right though, but I still expect that the goverment will at least try to prevent that from happening.
MMaRsu said:Let's throw this fuck in a Peruvian jail for a long fucking time please.
Seing as they probably won't extradite him ( is that how you write it? ) to The Netherlands
<3 thank god they fucking caught him, I really hope he gets to eat some of that salad in there.
Locked up Abroad actually has a documentary about the jail in question.
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/locked-up-abroad/2975/Overview
MassiveAttack said:The Dutch government will never extradite him - they want nothing to do with him. The prison in Lima, Peru where he'll end up is considered one of the worst in the world. No way in hell he surives in there.
polyh3dron said:Didn't Sully mention something about a Peruvian jail in Uncharted 2 or am I mistaken...
Hah, Haven't played Uncharted 2, but you might be thinking of this:polyh3dron said:Didn't Sully mention something about a Peruvian jail in Uncharted 2 or am I mistaken...
MMaRsu said:Let's throw this fuck in a Peruvian jail for a long fucking time please.
Seing as they probably won't extradite him ( is that how you write it? ) to The Netherlands
<3 thank god they fucking caught him, I really hope he gets to eat some of that salad in there.
Locked up Abroad actually has a documentary about the jail in question.
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/locked-up-abroad/2975/Overview
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20006773-504083.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody
The United States Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama charged Joran Van der Sloot Thursday afternoon with extortion and wire fraud, saying the Dutchman promised information on Natalee Holloway's whereabouts in exchange for $250,000, reports CBS News affiliate WHNT in Huntsville, Ala.
bad PR? Greta/Nancy would throw a party if this guy got maimed in prisonMad Max said:I don't think so, he'll probably get beaten up a bit, but I still expect him to be treated better than most people there in prison. Because even though he deserves it that would be bad international PR for Chile/Peru.
I think it was mainly the lack of any hard evidence that helped him, because even if his father was powerful, everybody knew he was atleast involved in her disappearance.
The Faceless Master said:bad PR? Greta/Nancy would throw a party if this guy got maimed in prison
MMaRsu said:
:lol
lawblob said:So this dude just goes around Latin America killing women?
"'Wat is dit nu weer?'
catfish said:this guy is going down :lol
oh yeah, he just denied that he killed her but admitted that he knew her.
dutch source http://www.nu.nl/binnenland/2262790/joran-van-sloot-ontkent-moord.html
apparently he speaks good spanish as well. Not bad, finding the time to learn yet another language in between all those murders.
Got no video but my colleague was laughing his ass off, apparently they interviewed a dutch judge/politician (hazy on details) on tv and he said with a completely straight face but obviously laughing eyes
'unfortunately we don't have any extradition treaty with peru so he will unfortunately have to serve the time in Peru if convicted.'
Good shit, he'd be out in around 8 in the Netherlands and he's staring down the barrel of 25 in Peru, which I imagine is longer than the life expectancy there.
Also, his mums reaction
translation 'WTF'
Xeke said:Why don't the Dutch have real punishment for crimes again?
MMaRsu said:Whaa? He was never convicted here because there wasn't any evidence.
However I agree that dutch law's are too soft about most things, and too anal about other things ( fucking parking tickets, smoking in bars etc ).
I hear shit about kids beating on old people etc and it just makes me want to fucking kick some of those kids asses.
Other than his admission on video, you're right, nothing at all. :lolMMaRsu said:Whaa? He was never convicted here because there wasn't any evidence.
elrechazao said:Other than his admission on video, you're right, nothing at all. :lol
Baron Aloha said:Well that was fast! Glad they got him. I wonder if he ever watched Prison Break. He's going to Soma now.
catfish said:not sure anyone cares, but this dude basically is FUCKED.
so far
* blood on his shirt from her
* video of him an her entering his room and him leaving
video here
* He's going to Peru's Castro Castro prison where the rapists and murders go. If you have money, you can get your own cell, others sleep in the hall :lol
* the whole blackmail of Natalies mum means he's totally owned.
* the peruvians released the footage of him getting processed :lol
vids of processing
oh yeah, he's on suicide watch...
i have to agree with this. Prison is a horrible place that is a necessary evil but its hard to feel sympathy for serial killers like this. Good job Chile (and Peru & Interpol) for catching this piece of shit.Cryptozoologist said:Couldn't happen to a nicer person. Can't wait to see the resolution of this story after he's been sent to prison and made a bitch.
If he hadnt already murdered a third person, its within the realm of possibility that a third was on its way. Especially considering the date of Ramirezs murder was the 5th year anniversary of Holloways disappearance. Seems somewhat ritualistic or commemorative to me.TheGreatMightyPoo said:I highly doubt he's a serial killer, he's just used to getting his way and when the females rejected him because his false charm really hid a total lack of personality or anything redeeming at all, he couldn't take it and killed them like the complete pussy he always will be.
water_wendi said:If he hadnt already murdered a third person, its within the realm of possibility that a third was on its way. Especially considering the date of Ramirezs murder was the 5th year anniversary of Holloways disappearance. Seems somewhat ritualistic or commemorative to me.
TheGreatMightyPoo said:I highly doubt he's a serial killer, he's just used to getting his way and when the females rejected him because his false charm really hid a total lack of personality or anything redeeming at all, he couldn't take it and killed them like the complete pussy he always will be.
A "playboy"????? ahahahaha, no, usually those guys can get girls without their right hand man being a daterape drug.
Fucking loser.
ImperialConquest said:Killed more than two people on two seperate occasions, not out of self-defense or as an act of war. That makes him a...
Serial killer.
Reasons why he did it don't affect whether or not he's a serial killer... Serial killers have different reasons for killing.
TheGreatMightyPoo said:A serial killer is a person who murders three or more people[1][2] over a period of more than thirty days, with a "cooling off" period between each murder, and whose motivation for killing is largely based on psychological gratification.[3][4] Often, a sexual element is involved with the killings. The murders may have been attempted or completed in a similar fashion and the victims may have had something in common; for example, occupation, race, appearance, sex, or age group.
From Wiki.
I don't care what he is really or what technicality, he's a major league scumbag and being fascinated with the circumstances is not worth mine or anyone's time because murderers don't deserve any interest.
WanderingWind said:Two that he has been caught for. Who knows how many more.
The dutch Telegraaf also reports that the other poker player was staying in the same hotel. He claims that he knew Joran van der Sloot only casually from playing poker at the same table although Joran's mobile telephone number was in his cell phone. He didn't put the number in his cell phone "consciously", whatever that means. The reason that he asked hotel management to open the room, was that he was worried they had been kidnapped.De Telegraaf also claims that the body of Stephany Flores was found as the result of a tip from 35-year-old poker player Elton Garcia. He was staying in the same hotel as Joran van der Sloot and played poker with him and Stephany Flores. According to Elton Garcia's police statement, when the Dutchman failed to appear for an appointment he began to worry and asked the hotel management if he could look in Joran's room.