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"Did you try CPR on her?" asked van der Eem.
"Of course, I tried everything," van der Sloot said. "I tried to shake her. I was shaking the bitch. I was like, 'What is wrong with you man?' I almost wanted to cry. Why does this s*** have to happen to me?"
He admitted his first call wasn't to the hospital or to the police -- but to a friend to help dispose of the body.
"And I told him, 'Well, this is what happened; come, come, come, come help me. And please don't call the police.' He says, 'No, I won't call the police. I'm coming to you now.'"
Van der Sloot: Heartless Sociopath Admits Role in Holloway Death
Seeded on Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:37 AM EST
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This report posted on the ABC News website mentions that an extensive report on the Van der Sloot confession video will air tomorrow night on 20/20.
You cannot help but be stunned by the cold and heartless manner in which the Van der Sloot spawn describes his complicity in the death and disappearance of Natalee Holloway. There aren't enough bad words in the world to describe him, his family, the investigators in Aruba and Netherlands, and the entire sleazy system.
I wept as I read the account, not only for Natalee and her grieving family, but for the gross decline of Western youth in general.
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#1 - Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:42 AM ESTFootage Claims to Solve Aruba Mystery
Van der Sloot said his friend assured him he had taken care of Holloway's body and that the police were not going to locate it. "They will know nothing," Van der Sloot quoted the friend as telling him.
"I've not lost any sleep over this," he added at one point.
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#2 - Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:43 AM ESTMore news on the beast who played the primary role in Natalee Holloway's death and disappearance ...
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#4 - Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:50 AM ESTThere aren't enough bad words in the world to describe him, his family, the investigators in Aruba and Netherlands, and the entire sleazy system.
That's a bit too much, Tom. I happen to prefer our sleazy system over yours.
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#5 - Mon Feb 4, 2008 6:00 AM ESTWell, I could use a few bad words to describe the sleaze in the American system as well. My point is, because of who Paulus Van der Sloot is, his despicable son is getting away with serious crimes. The investigation in Aruba is more befitting of a banana republic than it is a first-rate legal system.
And again, anyone attacking the American system - which I freely admit is fraught with many problems - won't deflect the scorn that I have for the Aruban system, administrated by the Netherlands.
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Deepak to Joran, "you're own father, unbelievable."
And Anita van der sloot was quoted as saying that Joran said to her, "if you were home, this wouldn't have happened."
............................ What wouldn't have happened?
And Paul van der sloot advises the Kalpoe's and Joran, "no body, no case" while he's a paid employee of Aruba working in the prosecutors office? They must have some powerful Union.
"These officers are all my friends." Paul Van der sloot.
Quite the gracious family aren't they, the Van der sloots?
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#6 - Mon Feb 4, 2008 10:39 AM ESTIt would appear that the Van der Sloots certainly aided and abetted their spoiled brat beastly son in the commission of crimes.
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