GUILTY Peru - Stephany Flores, 21, murdered in Lima hotel room, 30 May 2010 #24

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re bold - I'm not that great in searching... :blushing: but do you have a link to this interview?? I sure would like to read what he said!! :seeya:

Here ya go...

He's an idiot.


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxwzXcXLbrA"]Joran van der sloot 's friend John Ludwick - YouTube[/ame]
 
This was his first appearance on NG.


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2cCaBMzrvA"]HLN: Van der Sloot friend: He's a good person - YouTube[/ame]
 
Last night, before appearing on the Dr. Drew Show on HLN, I had a chance to speak with John Q. Kelly, the attorney for the mother of Natalee Holloway.

Kelly, a no-nonsense and brilliant former Federal prosecutor, filled me in on a plan to return Joran to the US to face wire fraud and extortion charges related to the Dutchman’s alleged attempt to sell the location of Natalee’s body for $250,000.

According to Kelly a plan is already in the works to bring Van der Sloot to Alabama within the next several months. Kelly told me that after the US trial and hopeful conviction on charges carrying a sentence of thirty years, he would then be returned to Peruvian custody.

I have to admit the plan seemed a little hair-brained when I first heard of it, but then I thought of the William Trickett Smith case. Smith is an American accused of murdering his wife in Peru. The US sent Smith back to Peru after authorities here felt Peru had accumulated enough evidence for a conviction. After all our two countries do have extradition treaties.

It is Kelly’s hope that after a trial in Alabama, van der Sloot would be sent back to Peru to serve his entire sentence there. That’s fifty-eight years in prison folks.

Whether this plan will pan out remains to be seen. But it would explain the calm demeanor of Stephany’s father, Ricardo Flores, in court during Van der Sloot’s sentencing. Was he aware of a secret legal strategy that could have Joran in prison for the rest of his life?

If anyone has any questions about the case please fire away.

My co-author Lisa Pulitzer and I have the entire Peruvian case file as well as ongoing access to many of the key players.

We also maintain a website:
www.pulitzerandthompson.com
 
Last night, before appearing on the Dr. Drew Show on HLN, I had a chance to speak with John Q. Kelly, the attorney for the mother of Natalee Holloway.

Kelly, a no-nonsense and brilliant former Federal prosecutor, filled me in on a plan to return Joran to the US to face wire fraud and extortion charges related to the Dutchman’s alleged attempt to sell the location of Natalee’s body for $250,000.

According to Kelly a plan is already in the works to bring Van der Sloot to Alabama within the next several months. Kelly told me that after the US trial and hopeful conviction on charges carrying a sentence of thirty years, he would then be returned to Peruvian custody.

I have to admit the plan seemed a little hair-brained when I first heard of it, but then I thought of the William Trickett Smith case. Smith is an American accused of murdering his wife in Peru. The US sent Smith back to Peru after authorities here felt Peru had accumulated enough evidence for a conviction. After all our two countries do have extradition treaties.

It is Kelly’s hope that after a trial in Alabama, van der Sloot would be sent back to Peru to serve his entire sentence there. That’s fifty-eight years in prison folks.

Whether this plan will pan out remains to be seen. But it would explain the calm demeanor of Stephany’s father, Ricardo Flores, in court during Van der Sloot’s sentencing. Was he aware of a secret legal strategy that could have Joran in prison for the rest of his life?

If anyone has any questions about the case please fire away.

My co-author Lisa Pulitzer and I have the entire Peruvian case file as well as ongoing access to many of the key players.

We also maintain a website:
www.pulitzerandthompson.com

Thank You for this info. And...:welcome:
 
Last night, before appearing on the Dr. Drew Show on HLN, I had a chance to speak with John Q. Kelly, the attorney for the mother of Natalee Holloway.

Kelly, a no-nonsense and brilliant former Federal prosecutor, filled me in on a plan to return Joran to the US to face wire fraud and extortion charges related to the Dutchman’s alleged attempt to sell the location of Natalee’s body for $250,000.

According to Kelly a plan is already in the works to bring Van der Sloot to Alabama within the next several months. Kelly told me that after the US trial and hopeful conviction on charges carrying a sentence of thirty years, he would then be returned to Peruvian custody.

I have to admit the plan seemed a little hair-brained when I first heard of it, but then I thought of the William Trickett Smith case. Smith is an American accused of murdering his wife in Peru. The US sent Smith back to Peru after authorities here felt Peru had accumulated enough evidence for a conviction. After all our two countries do have extradition treaties.

It is Kelly’s hope that after a trial in Alabama, van der Sloot would be sent back to Peru to serve his entire sentence there. That’s fifty-eight years in prison folks.

Whether this plan will pan out remains to be seen. But it would explain the calm demeanor of Stephany’s father, Ricardo Flores, in court during Van der Sloot’s sentencing. Was he aware of a secret legal strategy that could have Joran in prison for the rest of his life?

If anyone has any questions about the case please fire away.

My co-author Lisa Pulitzer and I have the entire Peruvian case file as well as ongoing access to many of the key players.

We also maintain a website:
www.pulitzerandthompson.com

:Welcome1:

I've read your book and just about everything else concerning this case. I've enjoyed your very professional appearances on IS and elsewhere. Thank you so much for providing your insights and knowledge.
 
I appeared on Dr. Drew last night on HLN to discuss Joran van der Sloot's never before released psychiatric report. While the conclusions have been reported before, the full report has never been made public. I felt bad that we were not able to delve deeper into the report on the show, so, for those inclined to go a little deeper into this psychopath's mind you'll find below the full report: (the report is of course translated for easier reading)
Thank again, Cole Thompson, Co-author, "Portrait of a Monster: Joran Van der Sloot, a Murder in Peru and the Natalee Holloway Mystery"

Joran van der Sloot Psych Report:

Peruvian National Police Department (DIRINCRI)

Psychological Report

A. Origin: DIRINCRI PNP

B. Background : #2103-10 DIRINCRI Homicide Division

C. Exam

1) NAME : Joran Petrus van der Sloot 22

2) REASON: He is implicated in the alleged crime against the life, body and health of Stephany Flores 21. Body found on June 2nd at aprox 4:40 am inside room 309 of the Hotel Tac.

3) PLACE AND DATE Division of Homicide June 7th 2010

4) METHOD Psychological interview, Mental exam, Psychological tests

D. Results


Portrait of a Monster: Joran van der Sloot, a Murder in Peru, and the Natalee Holloway Mystery
1) Description of the physical appearance and attitude of the examinee

The examinee presents himself as a detainee in regular state of physical cleanliness and appearance. Light skinned, of white race, tall in stature, slim, hair neatly cut and dyed blonde. Has a tattoo in the Thai language that translated means “No problem,” in the left pectoral muscle. His facial expression reflects serenity and stiffness, at times pensive and introspective, his gaze is fixed and sad, but making eye contact. The language comprehensible, although at times it is difficult because of the translation into Spanish. His accent being that of a foreigner. His posture is somewhat stooped, his walk coordinated without any visible physical disorder.

During the evaluation he looks tense and preoccupied, he seems passive, communicative, accessible and given to dialogue, on occasion he is anxious moving his lower extremities constantly, and exhibiting a tremor in his hands. He recounts the events of the investigation coherently, responding clearly to the questions asked and accepting the blame for the criminal events for which he is being investigated; however from time to time (beginning of aggression) offers answers in his favor, where it can be perceived the incoherence between the statement and his emotional responses, which reflects the hiding of information. While offering information of his family life he turns volatile and cries, showing that he is affected by the consequences of his legal situation. He assists partially with the process of the psychological examination.

2. Verbatim account of the reason for his detention

“I met Stephany on May 28th at the Atlantic City casino at approximately 6pm, she approached me, I was playing poker, she knew there was a Dutchman, she said ‘You are the Dutchman that plays poker. I am a poker amateur.’ I had bought a telephone chip in Wong and we exchanged telephone numbers, I chatted with her for a while, five minutes and she said, ‘Tomorrow I am going to call you to do something together’ and the following day she called me in the morning of May 29th, and she said, ‘I am going to have coffee and I am going to play poker.’ I said I’ll see you later, and around 6pm I went to the Atlantic City Casino alone, from 6pm until two in the morning I was playing blackjack and I went upstairs to the poker game and Stephany arrived at the table where I was playing, I spoke with her and she asked me if I had a girlfriend and I told her that I am single and she said ‘I have a girl, I am a lesbian,’ I said, it doesn’t matter, in Holland I have homosexual friends, lesbians, afterwards I said to her let’s go to my room to play poker on my laptop, I had drank whisky cola at the Atlantic City Casino, later on I drank 4 or 5 pisco sours, I don’t know if she drank a lot, but she did drink wine. We were there up until 5:30 in the morning. After playing poker the two of us lost $1,000 USD, which is not a lot of money, I had arrived with money in cash, on May 28th I won $1,500. We went to the room, she went of her own accord, we entered the room and we sat on the bed, I opened my Facebook account and I had received a message where they said, ‘I’m going to kill you,’ It was because of the Aruba case, they insulted me, there were always those messages and I was chatting with Stephany, telling her about the Aruba case, that I hadn’t done anything wrong, and at a certain point I reacted with a strike on the nose (he makes a gesture with his elbow) and there was a lot of blood and I struck her head against the wall and I didn’t know what I was thinking. I had n impulsive reaction, she struck first with her hand on my head (he closes his hand forming a fist) and we began hitting each other, she had strength or she was strong, then I grabbed her from the neck (he shows with his hands that he grabs her tightly about the neck) and she bled a lot. I didn’t want to see a lot of blood and I wanted to remove the sheet, and I was a little frightened, blood spilled on my clothing and I covered her face, I do not remember what she was saying, she began to breath heavily and I took her pants off and I covered her face, until I couldn’t hear anything else, I changed my t-shirt, I didn’t take a shower, I took her keys and her cards and money that there was, 850 soles, I left the room and I saw a person and I said nothing, I wanted to leave that place, I left in the car, I don’t know the streets of Lima, I wanted to go as far as possible, I left the car anywhere, I threw the keys and the cards away in a garbage bin, I paid for a cab and I went to the airport, but I was afraid and I went to a bus company, then I asked a cabbie to take me to another city, farther away and in the direction of Chile.”

“I left the hotel at eight am more or less, I was with Stephany for two hours, we went to my room as friends, nothing about sexual relations.”

3. Relevant data of his personal history

Born in Holland, Aug 6th 1987. The eldest of three brothers.
The family is comprised of his father who was Paul van der Sloot, a judge in Aruba (deceased) His mother Anita van der Sloot, professor, the family relationship was good, he remembers that there was better communication with his father than with his mother, he travelled frequently to different countries with his parents and brothers. His brothers are Valentino (19) and Sebastian (15), he was closer to the youngest brother and as he remembers he turns unstable. He does not manifest any violence or maltreatment on the part of his family.
He lived with his parents until age 17, when he was accused of the death of a young woman in Aruba and after three months, the time that it took to process the investigation, of which he was absolved, he traveled to Holland with views to “forget the events, especially the time he spent in prison,” resides there for two years, while he studies international business, and receiving 800 Euros per month from the Dutch government, however he indicates that “I didn’t take my studies very seriously,” playing poker instead, tennis, and enjoying himself. Also indicated that he did not have any productive activities that would have helped in his personal development.
He abandons Holland because he is filmed through a hidden camera in an interview with a “friend” about the death of the girl in Aruba, which is then broadcast on Dutch TV, which was the reason he traveled to Thailand, where he resided until Feb of 2010 in that country he had a restaurant were pizza and coffee were sold across from the university; said business was left in the care of a friend, in exchange for a rent of $1,500 USD, in Feb of 2010 he comes back to Aruba due to his father’s death and to keep his mother company.
School, indicates having been a good student, restless as a child, but doing well in school. He reports not having skipped school, because his school was private and everything was communicated to the parents. He did not have fights with his friends or problems with his teachers. His schoolwork was good, for which he was accepted to several universities in the United States, but he had to reject those due to the problem of the girl who disappeared in Aruba.
He reports having masturbated since he was 14 years old, which was done alone or with his male friends, watching *advertiser censored* videos on the Internet, on only one instance a male friend gave him oral sex. At age 14 he had his first girlfriends and his first sexual experience, the relationship lasted for a year and a half. He has had two girlfriends and several casual relationships for short periods of time; it wasn’t difficult to establish relationships. Nowadays he masturbates two to three times a week. He doesn’t exhibit sexual problems. His girlfriend in Thailand liked to use sex toys and objects.
In reference to work, he has not had a stable job, until two and a half years ago when he opened his business in Thailand (pizza and coffee).
He has consumed alcohol since he was 18. When in prison in Aruba he used marijuana; said consumption has become more frequent; after his father’s death alcohol consumption has increased; in Peru he drank whisky cola and pisco sours almost daily. He says he uses marijuana “when I don’t want to think. It hardens me. It does not make me sentimental.”
He reports to be a person who enjoys sports such as tennis and soccer; as well as poker, a game that in some instances has made him a lot of money, and also “cheating” in the company of his friends.
In addition, he indicates that when he agreed to interviews he would charge between fifty and one hundred thousand dollars.
4 Evaluation of cognitive functions:

Consciousness level Lucid and conscience of time, place and person
Attention and concentration level: Slightly diminished due to current stress
Memory Intact
Language: Exhibits difficulty in expressing himself in the Spanish language, however, he is understood with adequate association of ideas.
Thought process : Logical and coherent. His thought process is abstract, he is capable of conceptualizing and perceiving stimuli beyond what is concrete and evident.
Social judgment: Exhibits normal capacity to analyze and solve common situations of everyday life, proceeding in an impulsive manner when confronted with conflict or unpleasant situations, as well as driven by his personal satisfaction and fancies.
Cultural and intellectual level: He exhibits an information and general cultural level that corresponds to his instruction level (superior incomplete international business). Average intellectual level, with the potential to broaden his intellectual efficiency
5. Personality traits and characteristics

He faces regular stimuli with anxiety and insecurity, he strives to control, however, when he recalls the family unit he tends to become emotional and cries.
He is sociable and finds it easy to establish interpersonal relationships through friendly and charismatic conduct in order to captivate others, even though he can be indifferent when it comes to the well being of others; has the capacity to maintain a fraudulent social style, because of this he constantly watches out for only his own personal gain.
He exhibits a deficient social conscience as is observed through the violation of rules and the involvement in actions that affect others, without regard for the rights of others, looking only to satisfy his own interests (Money), and through withholding of information and/or distortion of facts in order to project a good self image.
He leans towards social irresponsibility, the absence of achievement and the enjoyment of superficial activities, games of chance, and in general a libertine lifestyle.
He has low tolerance for frustration, does not tolerate inconveniences, he resents and offends easily, which engenders a feeling of revenge. If the situation calls for it he resorts to verbal and physical aggression when necessary.
He is prone to emotional immaturity, he shows sudden changes in behavior, from simple irony, impatience, and impulsive mordacity, indignation, excessive irritability and incontrollable emotions, that makes him prone to behavior that is excessively aggressive, without regard to injury of third parties, because he rarely complies with established rules of reason and prudence.
He identifies with his masculine role. Exhibits certain dominance over the opposite sex, minimizing and devaluing the feminine image.
E: Conclusions

Joran van der Sloot (22) at the time of this exam does not exhibit psychopathological disorders, which would impede his ability to evaluate reality.
Exhibits an average intellectual level, which potentially could broaden his intellectual efficiency. The examinee presents an anti-social personality characterized by the ease with which he establishes superficial interpersonal relationships, indifference when it comes to others’ well being and the capacity to maintain a fraudulent social style; deficient social conscience that shows in the violation of rules and the mixing in events that affect others’ rights, looking only to advance his own interests. He shows social irresponsibility, the enjoyment of superficial activities, in general a libertine and hedonistic lifestyle in search of new sensations in order to be stimulated. Low tolerance to frustration, unable to stand inconveniences and a tendency to generate a vengeful attitude. Emotionally immature which prompts sudden changes in his behavior that can go from simple criticism, to out of control emotions, which make him prone to commit acts against the lives of others. Shows certain dominance over the opposite sex with the devaluation of the feminine figure.
-Lima, June 7, 2010

Interview conducted by: Silvia Rojas Regalado, Forensic Psychologist with the Peruvian National Police (Also a professor at the Escuela Iberoamericana de Desarrollo Social)
 
Thank you so much, Cole. After watching Dr. Drew last night, I was interested in hearing/reading the full report.

Most interesting!
 
Welcome to Websleuths Cole! And thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with us, we look forward to reading all of your thoughts and insights.
 
While I'm online I might as well share the email forwarded to me by Joran's former attorney, Max Altez. The email was sent to Joran's current attorney, Jose Luis Jimenez, by his "Guardian Angel," Mary Hamer.

This is the same woman who has accused my co-author and I of "Humanicide." (Apparently our book made Joran sad and exacerbated his post traumatic stress syndrome.)

In the email, Hamer demands that she be paid back the cash she allegedly paid out for Joran's defense. I did the math and it is almost exactly the same amount Joran was ordered to pay in restitution to the Flores family. Coincidence? I'll let you decide.

Thanks again for welcoming me on board.

Sent: Friday, January 13, 2012 1:09:10 AM
Subject: Public Declaration of Default on Returning Bail Money.

Dear Attorney Jimenez,

*I asked you to return my $74,910. bail money by today January 12th, 2012 by 3 PM. I just checked my Bank of America account on January 13th at 12 AM & there is no bail money in my account. I will now make a public declaration that the bail money is in default.

Thank you. Respectfully, Mary Hamer
 
How and where did MH get the idea that JVDS was ever eligible for bail? I don't recall there ever being a possibility that he could get out on bail. Was she confused and thought that the money for restitution was bail money? :waitasec:
 
My thanks button is glitching. Thanks Suzi! (thanks also for being able to decipher what I was trying to ask while tapping it out on an Ipad instead of regular keyboard haha!) :)
 
Mary Hamer is a fruitcake of the higest order. I'd like to see a psych eval on her. :crazy:

More importantly, I'd like to follow that money trail to see where her money came from.
 
I will now make a public declaration that the bail money is in default.

Mary may be in for a surprise, she can make all the public declarations she wants now, but after listening to all of her delusional rants about JVDS, she's probably not going to get too much sympathy over her losing money that she gave him.

JMHO
 
They say a fool and their money are soon parted...

but... how did a fool and money get together in the first place?? :waitasec:
 
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Welcome to our Websleuths Mr. Thompson. Thanks for the posts about this case, they were fascinating. I look forward to reading more from you! :seeya:
 
Last night, before appearing on the Dr. Drew Show on HLN, I had a chance to speak with John Q. Kelly, the attorney for the mother of Natalee Holloway.

Kelly, a no-nonsense and brilliant former Federal prosecutor, filled me in on a plan to return Joran to the US to face wire fraud and extortion charges related to the Dutchman’s alleged attempt to sell the location of Natalee’s body for $250,000.

According to Kelly a plan is already in the works to bring Van der Sloot to Alabama within the next several months. Kelly told me that after the US trial and hopeful conviction on charges carrying a sentence of thirty years, he would then be returned to Peruvian custody.

I have to admit the plan seemed a little hair-brained when I first heard of it, but then I thought of the William Trickett Smith case. Smith is an American accused of murdering his wife in Peru. The US sent Smith back to Peru after authorities here felt Peru had accumulated enough evidence for a conviction. After all our two countries do have extradition treaties.

It is Kelly’s hope that after a trial in Alabama, van der Sloot would be sent back to Peru to serve his entire sentence there. That’s fifty-eight years in prison folks.

Whether this plan will pan out remains to be seen. But it would explain the calm demeanor of Stephany’s father, Ricardo Flores, in court during Van der Sloot’s sentencing. Was he aware of a secret legal strategy that could have Joran in prison for the rest of his life?

If anyone has any questions about the case please fire away.

My co-author Lisa Pulitzer and I have the entire Peruvian case file as well as ongoing access to many of the key players.

We also maintain a website:
www.pulitzerandthompson.com


Millions of people LITERALLY hope this can be done!
 
Welcome to our Websleuths Mr. Thompson. Thanks for the posts about this case, they were fascinating. I look forward to reading more from you! :seeya:

I express welcome also - you have done a major work here and it is
very much appreciated. Sincerely. Thank you.
 
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