Joran Van Der Sloot Finally Confesses To Murdering Natalee Holloway and Throwing Her Body Into the Ocean

Evil.

Just evil, evil, evil, all day long.

Van Der Sloot isn't be prosecuted for killing Natalee Holloway, because the body was never found.

He's being prosecuted for extorting her mother, demanding money in exchange for telling the mother where her body is.

He privately admitted the murder to the Holloway family.

Oh and of course he also sexually violated her before killing her.

Holloway's mother, Beth, told reporters after the hearing that van der Sloot admitted to killing the teenager on a beach before dumping her into the water. Though van der Sloot cannot be tried in the U.S. for the suspected murder even with a confession, Beth said in prepared remarks that the knowledge gave her a sense of peace.

"It's been a long and painful journey, but we finally got the answers we've been searching for for all these years," Beth said. "I'm satisfied knowing that he did it, he did it alone and he disposed of her alone."

A side-by-side mock up showing a June 4, 2010 file photo of Dutch citizen Joran van der Sloot is escorted by police officers outside a Peruvian police station, near the border with Chile in Tacna, Peru. The second photo is of Natalee Holloway, an American woman van der Sloot is suspected of murdering in Aruba in 2005.

Holloway, who is from Birmingham, Alabama, was 18 when she vanished during a trip with high school classmates to Aruba.

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Van der Sloot is serving a 28-year sentence after he confessed to the murder of 21-year-old Stephany Flores in his hotel room in 2010 after meeting her in a casino. Investigators suggested he became angry and killed Flores when he discovered that the woman had seen information on his computer about the Holloway case.

Van der Sloot also stole her money and credit cards and briefly fled the country.

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Prosecutors in the U.S. accused van der Sloot in an indictment of accepting $25,000 in cash from the Holloway family in 2010 in exchange for a promise to lead them to her body in Aruba. Van der Sloot had demanded that Holloway's mother pay him another $225,000 when the remains were recovered, an FBI agent wrote in a sworn affidavit filed in the case.

Holloway's mother wired $15,000 to a bank account van der Sloot held in the Netherlands, and an undercover agent gave him another $10,000 in person when the pair met in Aruba, court documents state. Once he had the initial $25,000, van der Sloot showed the agent during a recorded undercover operation where Holloway was apparently buried in the gravel under the foundation of a house.

But court records said van der Sloot later admitted in emails that he had lied and that the information he had provided about the location of the remains was "worthless."

Right, because he dumped her body into the ocean.

What a gent.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:30 PM

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