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HLN covering the confession and lie detecter tests
http://www.youtube.com/user/AUAJORANBKK#p/u/1/sAsREwm8YoI
I do not have a real job but am a professional poker player I have been playing poker since way before the poker boom and consider myself to have a huge advantage over most players.
I think its the conditions JVDS faces in the Peru prison. I think most of us want justice for SF, and eventually NH. But personally, I am not crazy about this Castro, Castro. But as someone above said, he shouldn't have killed in that country.
Hi Nana.
HLN reports JVS is being fed the same meals as provided to the guards, not to risk the chance of deliberate poisoning.
welcome cottages! and thanx for the book info... heres a link to a chapter of the book for anyone who would like to read it good read too...
The Basic Myths About Criminals
Excerpted from Inside the Criminal Mind
By Stanton E. Samenow, Ph.D.
http://www.enotalone.com/article/4486.html
Yeah, I scrolled up and saw it. Glad you posted it too, I was afraid it was lost.
What a nice shop he had. Did he do it himself, or was it a joint venture w/ others, I wonder? Such attention to detail, just doesn't "gel" with the Joran I have in my mind. Flowers, nice places to sit. Its amazing he didn't do well with that place. Maybe he's a bad businessman, or let his gambling addiction get in the way of running his business. He was really quite a chameleon, huh?
http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2010/06/bracketed_by_crimesjoran_van_d.html
Quote from people who brought Joran's shop...
Van der Sloot may have been a charmer, but he apparently wasn't much of a businessman. So says the young Thai woman who, with her American boyfriend, bought the cafe from him early this year.
"I looked at the documents and balance sheets he left. Many items just look wrong," said the woman, who would identify herself only by her first name, Siripat. Still, Siripat described him as "a very affable guy. He'd invite us for meals. Sometimes, he'd let us eat for free at his cafe."
"Since he fears for his life, by the moment he is not being given the same meals as the other inmates, but the ones that the prison's workers have while on duty."
http://www.livinginperu.com/news-12...put-isolated-cell-reportedly-scared-depressed
How is eating different food from other inmates relevant to his safety? I don't understand that.
Jean C. HLN confirms that JVS's attorney, Maximo Altez quit the case.
Just where are the Peruvian versions of Tacopina and Geragos when you need them?
send down Baez......he speaks Spanish! LOL
Do we know how JVS visitors (if his mother goes to see him) will visit him? Between glass? in person?
private? in room with guards? for how long etc.
I've been lurking here for a couple of years and have only posted once before, but I too thought at first that Joran had sold Natalee. Based on reports of his sex-trafficking activites in Thailand, she would have brought him perhaps 10-15K. That much money would have been hard to explain as an "allowance" from his folks. Now I wonder if the motive in the Holloway case might have been primarily robbery? Maybe Natalee had not spent all her travel money and had a few dollars left. Does anyone know whether any of Natalee's friends knew how much money she had left?
He is afraid - and probably with good reason - that the inmate cooks will poison him.