Somehow this does not shock me:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37470839/ns/world_news-americas?GT1=43001
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37470839/ns/world_news-americas?GT1=43001
Holloway suspect sought in Peru killing
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Dirt bag of the first declension.
Im sure when they find him he will get a good tune up..
He was also accused of trafficking Thai women when he was in Thailand a few years ago.
I hope the Peruvians take care of him.
One potential problem is that Peru and Chile don't have very good relations. If he is found in Chile, I hope they overlook their difficulties and send him back to Peru.
I hope the Peruvians take care of him.
One potential problem is that Peru and Chile don't have very good relations. If he is found in Chile, I hope they overlook their difficulties and send him back to Peru.
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Hope the slimeball ends up in a South American prison...
Seriously, how long did he think he could get away with all he had allegedly done?
Seriously, how long did he think he could get away with all he had allegedly done?
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He's got to have some real mental/character/personality defect. Getting away with murder once would normally send someone into a very cautious mode from there forward. For him it appears that he didn't skip a beat.
I wonder what his escapades were when younger. You don't just arrive in this condition. It had to have been festering and cultivating for a long time.
I wonder what his escapades were when younger. You don't just arrive in this condition. It had to have been festering and cultivating for a long time.
I agree with all above posts. I totally missed the news about his father being deceased. I have a bad feeling about this one though, as I would like to see him finally brought to justice, but I fear he will off himself and never be heard from again.
What a fool. Not like he could skip away to blend in with the locals. Anyone think "OJ" when they saw this news?
What a fool. Not like he could skip away to blend in with the locals. Anyone think "OJ" when they saw this news?
His connection won't help him this time.
I just now read that this new murder was "five years to the day". Amazing.
I forgot he confessed on tape in a reporters car. He was smiling during it as well, I just watched it on Nightline, but had seen it before. Did not know the Dad died? From what I remember the Dad seemed kind of weird as well.
Rich coddled kid with lots of family dysfunction? Must have been a trail going back to childhood like Gary mentions.
Rich coddled kid with lots of family dysfunction? Must have been a trail going back to childhood like Gary mentions.
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They just caught him in Chile
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/03/interpol-peru-chile-colombia-argentina-hunt-van-der-sloot/
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/03/interpol-peru-chile-colombia-argentina-hunt-van-der-sloot/
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
OMG, Thats great news !!!!!!!!!
I don't think his family influence is going to help him in Peru.
Chile and Peru
OMG, Thats great news !!!!!!!!!
I don't think his family influence is going to help him in Peru.
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
He's got to have some real mental/character/personality defect. Getting away with murder once would normally send someone into a very cautious mode from there forward. For him it appears that he didn't skip a beat.
I wonder what his escapades were when younger. You don't just arrive in this condition. It had to have been festering and cultivating for a long time.
You're right. First, he was grossly coddled as a child. His parents, in a misguided effort to please him, probably met every demand or whim he expressed. He evolved into a horribly self-centered spoiled child who expected others to instantly cater to his every desire. Then he became an arrogant young adult who believes his urges must be met by others with no resistance. Becoming a willing abuser or even killer of those who don't care to do exactly what he wants is just the next natural step. His parents did a fine job of cultivating a psychopathic/sociopathic killer. of course, to be perfectly clear, all of this is just my opinion, not an assertion of fact...
Yeah, I suspect he'll enjoy a nice long stay in a Peruvian prison. The resident long-timers will know what to do with him. No rich judge daddy (who's recently dead anyway) can block for him now.
He's got to have some real mental/character/personality defect. Getting away with murder once would normally send someone into a very cautious mode from there forward. For him it appears that he didn't skip a beat.
I wonder what his escapades were when younger. You don't just arrive in this condition. It had to have been festering and cultivating for a long time.
You're right. First, he was grossly coddled as a child. His parents, in a misguided effort to please him, probably met every demand or whim he expressed. He evolved into a horribly self-centered spoiled child who expected others to instantly cater to his every desire. Then he became an arrogant young adult who believes his urges must be met by others with no resistance. Becoming a willing abuser or even killer of those who don't care to do exactly what he wants is just the next natural step. His parents did a fine job of cultivating a psychopathic/sociopathic killer. of course, to be perfectly clear, all of this is just my opinion, not an assertion of fact...
Yeah, I suspect he'll enjoy a nice long stay in a Peruvian prison. The resident long-timers will know what to do with him. No rich judge daddy (who's recently dead anyway) can block for him now.
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Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
He's got to have some real mental/character/personality defect.
He looks just like a Jirk I worked with several years ago. He was also a psychopath and wanted me and some other employees to kill the supervisor so he could get his job.
He's got to have some real mental/character/personality defect.
He looks just like a Jirk I worked with several years ago. He was also a psychopath and wanted me and some other employees to kill the supervisor so he could get his job.
He came across as a complete pathological sociopath whenever he was interviewed - almost challenging people to get him.
Yea, I'm sure a few folks in a Peruvian prison will love to get a hold of him!
Yea, I'm sure a few folks in a Peruvian prison will love to get a hold of him!
Too bad Mazda Canada closed that dirt bag dealer that ripped off the mentally challenged woman.
Dirtbag car dealer
He would have fit right in with their sales staff.
Dirtbag car dealer
He would have fit right in with their sales staff.
And in case it seems like we're piling on, just stop and consider for a moment what it sort of soul it takes to kill another person, most probably when that other person didn't feel like providing the desired "physical gratification". My OPINION is that is he is a totally unsalvageable monster.
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