Paul van der Sloat died suddenly of a heart attack in February 2010, leaving his son adrift. In March of that year, in despair, Joran sent Holloway an email similar to what Kelly described, according to Holloway attorney John Kelly. date line“‘I want to confess. My father is gone. I have nothing to hide. I want to help Natalie’s family, but in return, you know, $250,000… I’ll tell you what happened.’ Natalie, where is she now, please help Beth bring her home.”
With Beth’s permission, John Kerry met with Joran in Aruba and promised to start at $25,000. The young man said he knew where the bodies were. John asked what would happen if he didn’t pay. Joran allegedly replied, “Beth can wait another five years,” and the family consulted with the FBI, hoping to get a reward to catch Joran committing wire fraud. I have put together a plan to It should at least hold him back.
John and Joran reunited, and this time John wired him the total amount of $25,000. Joran then led John to a house near the Alba Racquet Club, claiming he hid Natalie’s remains in what was then a newly poured foundation before the house was built.John Said date line Joran claims he was at the beach with Natalie and she wanted to go but she resisted so he got “mad and actually threw Natalie. He actually did that gesture in the car.” Then he showed me a video of him throwing her in.” She didn’t want to leave at that point, which made her angry. And he said she hit the back of her head and bled to death. “
John said he was skeptical of Joran’s whole story. In other words, Joran first hid Natalie’s body on the beach with his father’s help, and they buried Natalie the next day. But he still hoped they would loosen something.
“When I got on the plane on May 11th, [2010]”I thought the deal was closed,” John said. “And he will be arrested one day. One day he will talk and one day it will be settled.”
But authorities said the house Joran pointed out was not under construction as of 2010, and that his story was not credible enough to arrest him.
John said Joran kept in touch until May 25 and insisted he would turn himself in, but flew to Peru instead.
federal grand jury prosecuted him He was indicted on June 30, 2010, on wire fraud and extortion charges.
