It sounds like a trespassing charge to me...he should be ok. MOOPeter de Vries...arrested on another murder suspect pursuit...
http://www.cbs42.com/content/localn...arrested/KANVWLIt00C5k0agoBWbjg.cspx?rss=1659
I constantly have to correct my thought process from saying that he is a murder, to suspected murder. Regardless what the publicized evidence suggests, he has not been convicted of anything.
I wouldn't throw myself into the JVDS sympathizer, but I also try to force myself to continue to think "innocent until proven guilty". He is in prison because there is sufficient evidence to charge him, but he has not been convicted.
However, if he is convicted (I agree there is a high likelihood that he will be), I am of the opinion that he should stay in jail. I also feel much more satisfied knowing that he is still alive in there.
I am reminded of a 'How I Met Your Mother' episode. If this analogy violates rules on this board, please delete.
It is about the 'SlapsGiving'. For those who don't watch the show, without going into a lot of backstory, one character is granted 5 slaps to be handed out whenever, on another character. The fear that ensues is because he never knows when it might happen.
There is something semi-satisfying that JVDS will, hopefully if guilty, live the remainder of his life in contant fear that he will never know when his life might be up and/or if something might happen to him.
All in my opinion.
I seriously doubt they would succeed in having the hotel video excluded and that in itself is very damaging whatever defense Joran may come up with. MOOI am assuming that they have enough evidence to continue to prosecute though, even without the confession.
From what I have read/heard, they do. However, if the defense can have the confession thrown out, it will worry me about what else they will possibly succeed in throwing out.
I constantly have to correct my thought process from saying that he is a murder, to suspected murder. Regardless what the publicized evidence suggests, he has not been convicted of anything.
I wouldn't throw myself into the JVDS sympathizer, but I also try to force myself to continue to think "innocent until proven guilty". He is in prison because there is sufficient evidence to charge him, but he has not been convicted.
However, if he is convicted (I agree there is a high likelihood that he will be), I am of the opinion that he should stay in jail. I also feel much more satisfied knowing that he is still alive in there.
I am reminded of a 'How I Met Your Mother' episode. If this analogy violates rules on this board, please delete.
It is about the 'SlapsGiving'. For those who don't watch the show, without going into a lot of backstory, one character is granted 5 slaps to be handed out whenever, on another character. The fear that ensues is because he never knows when it might happen.
There is something semi-satisfying that JVDS will, hopefully if guilty, live the remainder of his life in contant fear that he will never know when his life might be up and/or if something might happen to him.
All in my opinion.
I am assuming that they have enough evidence to continue to prosecute though, even without the confession.
From what I have read/heard, they do. However, if the defense can have the confession thrown out, it will worry me about what else they will possibly succeed in throwing out.
I just saw an ad for a new program re: JVS coming up this Saturday on A&E at 10 pm - 'Who is the Real Joran Van der Sloot'.
It showed quick snippets from lots of folks, including Terror Jaap, Melody, Dr. Kobolinski (forensics expert) and several others I didn't recognize right off the bat.
From my comcast guide:
"Examining the case of murder suspect Joran Van der Sloot through forensic evidence, psychological evaluations and comments from those who know him. He is a suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway, and later confessed to killing a woman. (2010), (Documentary).
Looks good! DVR set and ready! :woohoo:
If the death penalty was not in effect at the time the murder was committed, how could this be? :waitasec:
I constantly have to correct my thought process from saying that he is a murder, to suspected murder. Regardless what the publicized evidence suggests, he has not been convicted of anything.
I wouldn't throw myself into the JVDS sympathizer, but I also try to force myself to continue to think "innocent until proven guilty". He is in prison because there is sufficient evidence to charge him, but he has not been convicted.
However, if he is convicted (I agree there is a high likelihood that he will be), I am of the opinion that he should stay in jail. I also feel much more satisfied knowing that he is still alive in there.
I am reminded of a 'How I Met Your Mother' episode. If this analogy violates rules on this board, please delete.
It is about the 'SlapsGiving'. For those who don't watch the show, without going into a lot of backstory, one character is granted 5 slaps to be handed out whenever, on another character. The fear that ensues is because he never knows when it might happen.
There is something semi-satisfying that JVDS will, hopefully if guilty, live the remainder of his life in contant fear that he will never know when his life might be up and/or if something might happen to him.
All in my opinion.
I just saw an ad for a new program re: JVS coming up this Saturday on A&E at 10 pm - 'Who is the Real Joran Van der Sloot'.
It showed quick snippets from lots of folks, including Terror Jaap, Melody, Dr. Kobolinski (forensics expert) and several others I didn't recognize right off the bat.
From my comcast guide:
"Examining the case of murder suspect Joran Van der Sloot through forensic evidence, psychological evaluations and comments from those who know him. He is a suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway, and later confessed to killing a woman. (2010), (Documentary).
Looks good! DVR set and ready! :woohoo:
My cable listing shows an A&E program on Sat following the JVDS program....it's about the Natalee Holloway case.