Joran Van Der Sloot Confession: Flores Stephany “Invaded my Private Life”
Joran Van der Sloot faces a sentence of between 15 and 35 years in prison. Channel 4 reported that the subject told police that Flores Stephany killed in a fit of rage on discovering that she had found in the Netherlands laptop information about his past.
The Dutchman Joran van der Sloot, prime suspect in the disappearance of a young American in Aruba in 2005, confessed to killing Stephany Flores, a Peruvian woman of 21, police reported Monday.
Colonel Abel Gamarra, head of the Information Directorate of Police, told the AP that Van der Sloot confessed during interrogation he was subjected by Peruvian agents.
“The police are the police report,’’said Gamarra.
He said the Dutchman, 22, will be made available to the prosecution, which formalized the criminal complaint, while a judge ordered his imprisonment. The National Prison Institute determine in which prison the defendant will be held.
Stephany Flores, a university student in business administration, was beaten to death by van der Sloot on Sunday May 30 in the hotel room where the Dutchman was staying.
Flores, daughter of businessman and race car driver, Ricardo Flores, had met that night at Van der Sloot playing poker at the casino.
Channel 4 said in its evening news Monday that Van der Sloot told police that Flores killed in a fit of rage on discovering that she had found in the Netherlands laptop information about his past.
In 2005, Van der Sloot was charged with the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway in Aruba, but for lack of evidence was released only on two occasions.
Meanwhile, it emerged that police made the reconstruction of the murder of Flores in the early hours of Tuesday with the participation of Van der Sloot.
According to the investigations, testimonies and videos from security cameras, Flowers and Van der Sloot met in Atlantic City casino district of Miraflores, and then drove together in the early hours of Sunday 30 May, the hotel CT Netherlands where he was staying since joining Peru on 14 May.
Three hours after admission to the girl to his room, Van der Sloot came to buy two coffees and returned to the room. Moments later left the hotel carrying a backpack and a briefcase.
The Dutchman went to the southern town of Ica, where two drivers paid for a transfer to the border with Chile, which passed on Monday 31 May.
Two days later, the hotel was found in the body of Flores, whose death was caused by heavy blows to the head and neck.
On Thursday the Chilean authorities, alerted by their counterparts in Peru, Van der Sloot arrested and expelled from the country by delivering it to the Peruvian police at the border.
The Dutchman was brought to Lima on Saturday and since then was questioned by police.
Van der Sloot faces a sentence of between 15 and 35 years in prison.
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on Jun 8 2010. Filed under World.
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I told you. The next story should read: Joran Van der Sloot’s nads identified after being found on a beach. The rest of the body is missing. In other news, feral pigs and cats in the area are exceedingly fat.
This is his M.O.–confess and then take it back! Worked before–like a charm! The show called “ISSUES” that will have a whole hour on this tonight. Jane Velez-Mitchell is the host and she wrote about this case extensively in her book.