Evil Joran Finally Confesses: I Murdered Natalee Holloway!
More than ten years after the unsolved murder of Natalee Hollway, the man at the center of the mystery has made a bombshell confession: He says he killed her! RadarOnline.com and The National ENQUIRER captured the disturbing claims of demented Joran van der Sloot in a world exclusive video that will blow apart one of the most notorious cold cases of all time.
High in the mountains of Peru, an operative working on behalf of RadarOnline.com and The ENQUIRER captured hidden camera footage of a jaw-dropping conversation with van der Sloot and his wife, Leidy, inside the Challapalca Prison, known as the "Alcatraz of the Andes," on February 1, 2016.
Through a defiant grin, van der Sloot finally opened up about the case like never before.
"I always lied to the police," the smirking prisoner bragged. He's been imprisoned at Challapalca since 2014, after pleading guilty to the 2010 murder of Peruvian woman Stephany Flores.
As for Holloway, he boasted, "I never told the truth. I made up so many stories against the police ... Also when I was younger, I never told everything. The police just never knew what they had to ask me."
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Holloway was just 18 when she met van der Sloot at an Aruba bar in May 2005. She left the premises of Carlos 'n' Charlie's with him, but was never seen alive again. The future convict and two friends were arrested on June 9, 2005, but he was released on September 3, 2005, due to lack of evidence.
The former Holloway suspect said in the shocking video, "I think that was one of the worst police investigation that ever took place!"
The undercover reporter clarified, "Are you talking about the Holloway case?"
"Yes yes yes," van der Sloot insisted. "Yes, this is also where I am guilty and I accept everything that I have done." (The word "accept" is synonymous with the word "admit" in Dutch."
For more of his word-for-word confession, pick up the latest issue of The ENQUIRER, on stands now!
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