Joran van der Sloot May Be Responsible for Two More Murders

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20 June, 2010

Two other women were mysteriously disappeared in Columbia while Joran van der Sloot was there for the Latin American Poker Tournament, reports revealed on Saturday. Both women disappeared prior to van der Sloot's arrival in Peru.

The Dutchman has confessed to murdering a young Peruvian student, Stephany Flores, after meeting her in a casino.

Van der Sloot is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway from Aruba in 2005.

What's more disturbing? The same Columbian women were, indeed seen with van der Sloot the day before they both vanished.

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