Yup. Again, blaming others and setting the stage for an incompetence plea.
"She indicated that she feared that the pressures created by being the prime suspect in the death of
Alabama teen Natalee Holloway five years ago in
Aruba may have caused her son to snap."
"If only he had listened to his mother. Then this never would have happened.
If he hadn't been so persecuted, maybe not either. It's: 'if, if if
' But if he killed Stephany, then he will have to carry the burden of that," she said. "I will not visit him in his cell, I cannot embrace him. But he should get a fair trial. He is psychologically disturbed. That has to count for something, right?"
"After he was arrested for Natalee's disappearance, he was traumatized," the paper quoted her as saying. "We made a big mistake then. We sent him to the Netherlands to study. He should have gone to a closed clinic, he needed psychological help even back then. He wasn't getting any rest,
he was being persecuted."
"When he walked into the trap of Peter R. de Vries, things went downhill even more quickly," Anita van der Sloot said. "I have seen the rough tapes of the undercover action.
His confession was also an impressive feat of editing. Joran was trying to impress. That was not OK.
"I am not giving interviews to any American media station because I don't trust them. Stay safe and pray for Joran. He is not the monster they like the world to see. he is traumatized, depressed an has an addiction. He is not a murderer. It stinks and
feels like a big trap set up for him," the e-mail said.