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Good point! LOL
Peru - Stephany Flores, 21, murdered in Lima hotel room, 30 May 2010 #1
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Good point! LOL
Surinam also has extradition laws with Peru.
He can't be extradicted to the Netherlands for a crime that he is accused of in Peru. That's not how extradiction laws function.
So, do you think Daddy could have killed her? Just playing devil's advocate! I know this will immediately, be shot down!
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I'm joining this conversation late so if anyone already posted this sorry.
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But van der Sloot's attorney, Joseph Tacopina, told CNN it was too early to make any conclusions.
"If history teaches us any lesson from van der Sloot/Holloway case, it's that there have been way too many false facts that have been leaked and rumors that have been proven untrue," Tacopina said. "We need to take a step back. I have not been contacted and the family has not been contacted. Joran has not been asked by anyone to surrender."
:sick:
Well, EVERYBODY is going to be contacted soon.
Interpol has alerted its office in Chile and other bordering countries of the case and placed them on alert in case van der Sloot tries to leave that country, Peruvian Interpol Interim Director Gerson Ortiz told CNN.
An international arrest warrant could be issued in the next 48 hours, he said.
I only wish Joran's father was still alive so he could see what covering up for his son did. :furious:
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But van der Sloot's attorney, Joseph Tacopina, told CNN it was too early to make any conclusions.
"If history teaches us any lesson from van der Sloot/Holloway case, it's that there have been way too many false facts that have been leaked and rumors that have been proven untrue," Tacopina said. "We need to take a step back. I have not been contacted and the family has not been contacted. Joran has not been asked by anyone to surrender."
:sick:
Well, EVERYBODY is going to be contacted soon.
Interpol has alerted its office in Chile and other bordering countries of the case and placed them on alert in case van der Sloot tries to leave that country, Peruvian Interpol Interim Director Gerson Ortiz told CNN.
An international arrest warrant could be issued in the next 48 hours, he said.
I only wish Joran's father was still alive so he could see what covering up for his son did. :furious:
Looks like the buses don't cross the border. You get off and get a different kind of ride. Taxi, shuttle, that sort of thing.
http://www.allchile.net/chileforum/topic2112.html
It seems most unlikely: She was last seen with her friends and then at the casino with Joran and then dead in Joran's room.
I think that he probably traveled more than one way, but some of the multiple accounts might be wrong. For example, ABC reported that the body was found on Sunday; CBS on Wednesday morning; and other news sources on Wednesday night.
My point was that you can't get from Lima to Chile very quickly.
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Just thinking outside of the box.
Exactly, in more ways than one, and we all saw what went down in Aruba - days, weeks was it before anyone set foot on their property and even then IIRC, Pop Sloot wouldnt let them in the main house. Plenty plenty of clean up time there.
Another thing, if he's been drugging and assaulting for the last five years and getting away with it, he probably thought he had it all down-pat. Wasn't counting on this one being the squeaky wheel, especially not in a room registered in his name.
IMO
Yeah, reports are conflicting. This one, below, talks of another Chilean border city (Google translation)
PDI confirmed Dutchman accused of murder in Peru into Chile
Civilian police said Joran van de Sloot came last May 31 by the passage of Chacalluta.
Police sources indicated that an intensive search is made in the north of the country.
http://www.cooperativa.cl/pdi-confirmo-que-holandes-acusado-de-asesinato-en-peru-ingreso-a-chile/prontus_nots/2010-06-02/222841.html
I checked the area on Google Earth, and noticed there is a regional airport near the Chilean/Peruvian border. I hope he wasn't able to get a flight out of there. He certainly had enough lead time before anyone found the young woman's body.
Hope this link works
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=-18.395072,-70.307559&z=15&t=h&hl=en
More to come on Nightline...
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On another site I read an article saying 2 men entered the hotel room at 8:45 which is close to 4 hours after Joran and Stephanie entered his room. I wonder if these are the 2 guys who accompanied him to Chile?
I'd run and get that article but the site is down. Did anyone else read that?
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It would make sense if Joran just left the hotel. If he went through with checking out, that would put the hotel staff on notice that the room is now unoccupied and ready for cleaning.
If he just leaves the hotel, he hasn't checked out and the hotel staff presumes he's still a hotel guest. This buys him more time to put some distance between the hotel and himself.
Oh yeah. But I don't think that Surinam would let him go to Peru if there was pressure from the Netherlands. And you can bet there will be.
Small airplane?
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has this been posted yet?
http://dailyworldtrends.com/joran-v...ear-peru-border-after-committing-suicide/1720
Joran committed suicide?
Seems to be busy, but this is what the article says....
http://dailyworldtrends.com/joran-v...ear-peru-border-after-committing-suicide/1720
Joran committed suicide?
Seems to be busy, but this is what the article says....
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