SUSPECTED NATALEE HOLLOWAY KILLER LIED TO COPS

CREEPY JORAN

NATALEE: NO BODY

CREEPY Joran Van der Sloot may have hit the end of the line. A Peruvian police source revealed that the cold-blooded party boy may have tripped himself up. They say the laptop belonging to Van der Sloot was turned off the night he is suspected of murdering a Peruvian woman in Lima.
That tells homicide detectives he lied to them when he said he attacked her after she read an email on his computer that linked him to missing American teen, Natalee Holloway.

Van der Sloot has been charged with first-degree murder and robbery Stephany Flores,
21.  Her body was found in a Lima hotel room registered to Van der Sloot.

 His lawyer, well, take a guess.
"The police can't determine the exact time when Stephany was killed. She was in the room for three days ... Joran didn't mean to kill this woman," said Maximo Altez.
Van der Sloot is  best known as the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Holloway in Aruba, who was visiting on a school trip. He was arrested twice in connection with the case, but was not charged. Natalee's body has not been found.
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