ROBYN GARDNER MYSTERY: GARY GIORDANO FREED

FREED

HE REMAINS prime suspect, but although he's been dubbed a "mean bastard" by the chief prosecutor, today Gary Giordano is a free man.
Quite what happened to his girlfriend, Robyn Gardner remains a mystery, but Giordano has denied any involvement in her death from the start.

ROBYN GARDNER'S BOYF GARY GIORDANO FREED

MURDERED?

FREED

SWINGING Gary Giordano will be sensationally freed from an Aruban jail where he was being held for the murder of his saucy girlfriend Robyn Gardner. 

The 50-year-old creep remains prime suspect in the case but with no body and little evidence they are being forced to let him go. 

But Aruban Solicitor General Taco Stein, who has previously called Giordano a "mean bastard" said that he could still be extradited if they gain enough evidence.

CADAVER DOGS SEARCH ARUBA FOR ROBYN GARDNER

SEARCH CONTINUES

THE SEARCH for missing beauty Robyn Gardner was ramped up yesterday when a team of cadaver dogs searched through cactus and brush on the gorgeous holiday isle of Aruba.
The 35-year-old has been missing since early August, when her boyfriend and prime suspect Gary Giordano reported her missing, but to date no body has been found.
He has denied wrongdoing and said Gardner was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling off the southern tip of the island.
But it subsequently emerged that the 51-year-old described by the island's solicitor general Taco Stein as "a mean bastard" had a $1.5 million life insurance policy her.

ROBYN GARDNER'S BOYFRIEND 'HAD FINANCIAL WOES'

KILLER?

MURDERED?

MISSING beauty Robyn Gardner's boyfriend was in serious "financial distress" and tried to scam a company out of $5 million, just before he want on holiday to Aruba, a lawyer has revealed.
Attorney, Thomas Murphy says that Giordano made up a contract and then tried to sue the staffing company for not upholding it.  

ROBYN GARDNER & GARY GIORDANO 'DID NOT GO TO SEA'

NOT SEEN IN THE SEA

MISSING Robyn Gardner did not go to sea with her boyfriend, a witness has sensationally told Aruban authorities. 
Gary Giordano, 50, had told investigators on the tiny Caribbean island that he was snorkelling with his 35-year-old girlfriend, when the water got rough and he signaled to her that they should swim into shore.
When got to shore, he claims he turned round to find she was gone, never to be seen again. 
But now his claims have been sensationally refuted by a witness who told police that he saw the tourists walking on the beach, but they did not go into the sea.