Natalee Holloway/Stephany Flores Case Discussion # 863 1/13/12 - 2/07/12

[texasmom]

Article from May 2008

http://www.deweekkrant.nl/artikel/2008/mei/23/expositie_van_oudbewoner_wolfheze

Exhibition of former resident Wolfheze

Wolfheze - Psychiatrist Hans Hugen last week an exhibition of artist Henk Verkuijlen from Ravenstein in Wolfheze opened. This exhibition is organized in the main building at the site of the Gelderland Rose. Verkuijlen, themselves former psychiatric patient, took a lot of support during his treatment of the painting. Recurring themes in his colorful and figurative works are humans and humans in the landscape. He shows himself to feel especially at home in ancient and contemporary expressionist painters. "They inspire me with their bold use of color, form and simplify their direct expressiveness." The exhibition is August 7 daily from 9.00 am to 17.00 pm.

[texasmom]

Oh, I think you're probably correct about his UNC helping him out... with the motorcycle and everything else, texasmom.

I was looking at some bikes of Hans' today... some of them looked just like what el stupido is trying to manhandle here.



Where do I begin with this picture?

1. A lunatic trying to pilot it?

2. In shorts and flippy flops, as protective gear?

3. No helmet?

4. Ciggy in the mouth obstructing vision?


A glorious disaster! Now, all we need for the motorcycle safety poster would be... for him to try and ENDO on it, or stand up on the bike seat at 65 mph and try and pop-a-wheelie.


This must be Hans' new psychotherapy counseling technique. It's modeled after Darwin's SOTF. If he drives into a pole.... ah, such a pity. If he keeps going on it, he is cured.

I was hoping for the pole scenario, my self.

 


Don't forget that he was probably high as a kite too!

Any decent person would have crashed and burned.

It's just not fair.


 

[klaasend]

Filed in the Kalpoe vs. Dr. Phil case:

Filed 1/23/2012



Filed 1/24/2012


Filed 1/25/2012


Looks to me that the Dr. Phil team requested a new judge and their request has been granted


Documents Filed (Filing dates listed in descending order)

Click on any of the below link(s) to see documents filed on or before the date indicated:
09/13/2011   04/01/2011   10/19/2010   12/09/2009   04/29/2009   09/26/2008   02/08/2008   08/13/2007   01/26/2007  

01/24/2012 Affidavit of Prejudice--Peremptory
Filed by Attorney for Defendant/Respondent  (this full document not available yet)

[texasmom]

Thanks Klaas for the update, and thanks to the anonymous monkey that purchases the documents for us!

 

[MuffyBee]

Thanks Klaas for the update, and thanks to the anonymous monkey that purchases the documents for us!

 

Ditto! 

[klaasend]

So is that how it reads to you guys?  Looks to me like the Dr. Phil people requested a new trial lawyer...what do you think?

[texasmom]

So is that how it reads to you guys?  Looks to me like the Dr. Phil people requested a new trial lawyer...what do you think?

That's what I think it is too.

[carpe noctem]

But now, Joran remains in solitary confinement Piedras Gordas, a 161,458 square foot maximum security detention center located in a barren desert miles from Lima.

Not only are there no conjugal visits there is no yard time for the hulking 24 year old --  and things could get worse!

There is a very strong possibility he’ll be sent to the notorious Challapalca Prison, in the cold and inhospitable area of Tacna.

In 2002, a special investigation into the violation of human rights resulted in a report that recommended to the Peruvian State that “the prisons at Challapalca and Yanamayo be deemed unfit to serve that purpose, and that the personnel detained at those prisons be transferred to other prisons.”

Joran's lawyer, Jose Luis Jimenez, is currently fighting to make sure that his client doesn't end his days in the frozen penal colony, and has filed an appeal against his sentence.

Good luck with THAT!

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Challapalca
Challapalca
Challapalca

Chris de Freeze would like nothing nore than for Joran to suffer a hypothermia an event, an event with brutal suffering due to the inhospitable climate there. They're plenty of hard conditions wrapped in filth to  use to create a turbo aggregate of the "downward spile" effect.


Vote! Challapalca - years, would no longer be a problem, months, no longer a problem, - Joran would be dead as a vanilla cicle with in days or short weeks. Challapalca are the walking dead.

I think this location is fabulous for Joran. It is always very close to the Lake of Fire that Joran has been begging to see his whole life, with his very own eyes. 

[texasmom]

http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/CCP/3/1/2/3/s170.6

CAL. CCP. CODE § 170.6 : California Code - Section 170.6
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(a)(1)No judge, court commissioner, or referee of any superior court of the State of California shall try any civil or criminal action or special proceeding of any kind or character nor hear any matter therein that involves a contested issue of law or fact when it shall be established as hereinafter provided that the judge or court commissioner is prejudiced against any party or attorney or the interest of any party or attorney appearing in the action or proceeding.

(2)Any party to or any attorney appearing in any action or proceeding may establish this prejudice by an oral or written motion without notice supported by affidavit or declaration under penalty of perjury or an oral statement under oath that the judge, court commissioner, or referee before whom the action or proceeding is pending or to whom it is assigned is prejudiced against any party or attorney or the interest of the party or attorney so that the party or attorney cannot or believes that he or she cannot have a fair and impartial trial or hearing before the judge, court commissioner, or referee. Where the judge, other than a judge assigned to the case for all purposes, court commissioner, or referee assigned to or who is scheduled to try the cause or hear the matter is known at least 10 days before the date set for trial or hearing, the motion shall be made at least 5 days before that date. If directed to the trial of a cause where there is a master calendar, the motion shall be made to the judge supervising the master calendar not later than the time the cause is assigned for trial.

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[texasmom]

But now, Joran remains in solitary confinement Piedras Gordas, a 161,458 square foot maximum security detention center located in a barren desert miles from Lima.

Not only are there no conjugal visits there is no yard time for the hulking 24 year old --  and things could get worse!

There is a very strong possibility he’ll be sent to the notorious Challapalca Prison, in the cold and inhospitable area of Tacna.

In 2002, a special investigation into the violation of human rights resulted in a report that recommended to the Peruvian State that “the prisons at Challapalca and Yanamayo be deemed unfit to serve that purpose, and that the personnel detained at those prisons be transferred to other prisons.”

Joran's lawyer, Jose Luis Jimenez, is currently fighting to make sure that his client doesn't end his days in the frozen penal colony, and has filed an appeal against his sentence.

Good luck with THAT!

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Challapalca
Challapalca
Challapalca

Chris de Freeze would like nothing nore than for Joran to suffer a hypothermia an event, an event with brutal suffering due to the inhospitable climate there. They're plenty of hard conditions wrapped in filth to  use to create a turbo aggregate of the "downward spile" effect.


Vote! Challapalca - years, would no longer be a problem, months, no longer a problem, - Joran would be dead as a vanilla cicle with in days or short weeks. Challapalca are the walking dead.

I think this location is fabulous for Joran. It is always very close to the Lake of Fire that Joran has been begging to see his whole life, with his very own eyes. 

Challapalca!    ::justice2NJ::

[texasmom]

http://www.ggnet.nl/site/Werken%20en%20leren/Vacatures/?item_id=402&current_number=0



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[jamcakes]

It seems to be one large metropolitan area (to me):



Wolfheze is a village in the Dutch province of Gelderland. It is located in the municipality of Renkum, 10 km northwest of the city of Arnhem.[1]

[jamcakes]

Bumped

I agree Carpe - Challapalca Joran!

The conditions at Challapalca are horrendous.

This report is about the prison that Joran's lawyer Jiminez is trying to keep Joran from being sent to:

SPECIAL REPORT ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION AT THE CHALLAPALCA PRISON, DEPARTMENT OF TACNA, REPUBLIC OF PERU Note - the report is from 2002

http://www.cidh.oas.org/countryrep/challapalca.eng/report.htm

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          25.     There is no regular electricity or running water. The prison has an electrical generator that operates from 5:00 p.m. to 5:00 a..m. for the outside areas, and until 9:00 p.m. for the cells.  Water for human consumption in the prison is drawn from a well located approximately one kilometer away.

 
          26.     The temperatures recorded most of the year are from 8 to 9 degrees Celsius in the day, and dropping sharply through the late afternoon and evening, to minus 20 degrees Celsius, with a steady icy wind that sharpens and worsens the effects of the altitude, especially as of June, when the winter begins.[15]


          28.     The security of the prison is guaranteed by 51 INPE guards who work in three-month shifts, as does the director; they are then transferred to other prisons.  It was indicated that the staff should receive an additional economic incentive to accept working at the prison, due to the poor conditions and the remote location. It was also reported that it had been some time since they had been paid such incentive pay, due to the lack of resources.
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          38.     Despite the difficult conditions, due to the temperature, the Commission found that the cells and corridors have no heating, and that the prisoners are prohibited from having portable stoves or heaters in their cells. The corridors and cells are extremely cold, and this becomes more intense with the continuing currents of cold wind that penetrate through the skylights or windows located on the upper part of the walls that run from the corridor to the yards of the pavilions, which do not have glass and over which they are not allowed to place any kind of protection from the excessive cold.  Some cells also have leaks of water in the walls and floors that makes them humid, as they lack ventilation.

 

          39.     The cells have no electricity. The little bit of artificial light is tenuous and is in the corridors, according to the administration and the prisoners, and is only turned on at nightfall; soon thereafter it is turned off.  The prisoners have no opportunity whatsoever to read or study once they are locked in the cells.

 

          40.     Each cell has a latrine attached to the floor, and a small raised deposit of water at room temperature for drainage and personal hygiene, without any mechanism to dispense it, such as a tap or shower.

 

          41.     The Commission was able to verify that the low temperatures are so severe that inside one of the pavilions there were three blocks of ice of considerable size, still solid, which according to the prisoners had been drawn from the internal drainpipes of the building two weeks earlier
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          44.     Most of the prisoners interviewed indicated that personal hygiene cannot be practiced every day because the water is so cold; they only bathe twice weekly.  In addition, they indicated that they do not receive the articles they need to wash their clothes, the cells, toilets, and other places in the pavilions. It was further established that the water for personal hygiene is drawn from the Maure river, which passes near the prison, and used directly, without any treatment.
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          51.     The prison administration reported that the prisoners were given food three times a day, with a balanced and varied diet in keeping with the possibilities and budget of 2.50 soles (approximately US$ 0.60) daily per inmate.  In other reports of the Office of the Ombudsman, and in comments by some inmates, it was indicated that the daily amount allocated per prisoner was 3.50 soles (approximately US$ 1.00).[17]

 

          52.     The prisoners stated that the food was of fair quality, without much variety; that there was no possibility of them improving it by having their own kitchens, or of getting a special diet for those in need of it for health reasons.

 

          53.     They also indicated that the water for human consumption was not potable, as a result of which they had repeated gastric problems.  The Commission was able to verify the insufficient treatment of the water, as it is drawn from a well a considerable distance from the prison, taken in a tin tank, then has chlorine pills placed in it, and one liter daily is distributed to the prisoners in pots, plastic containers, or bottles.
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          56.     The prisoners have no possibility of doing physical exercise, or practicing any sport, or having any kind of open-air recreation.  They can only take sun or walk in the internal yard of each pavilion.

 

          57.     The Commission determines that the Challapalca Prison does not have the facilities for performing physical activities and sports for the well-being and re-socialization of the persons held there.
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          61.     One of the prisoners’ complaints in this respect is that the medical service does not have the appropriate medicines for diseases that require some treatment and special medication.  They also noted that the affections most commonly encountered are gastric infections, herpes, headaches, respiratory problems, ophthalmological problems, the vast majority of which are caused by the altitude, and are not properly addressed, since in some cases they require a diagnosis, adequate medicines, or more specialized care.

 

          62.     Oxygen in the body diminishes as altitude increases, bringing on acute mountain sickness commonly known as soroche, which may be mild to severe. In addition to acute mountain sickness is chronic soroche, or enfermedad de monge, which has the following symptomatic picture:

 

This disease is characterized by the presence of neuropsychic symptoms such as the lack of mental concentration, difficulty sleeping well, headaches, buzzing in the ears, fatigue, changes in the character and memory, and certain difficulties in movement. In addition, there may be problems at other levels, such as in the locomotor, circulatory, digestive, and endocrine systems, which, when compromised, may substantially reduce physical and mental performance. High red blood cell counts is always a clear sign of the affection.[18]
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          73.     The solitary confinement cells, also called “environments for reflection,” were visited; it was noted that they have no ventilation or the minimum hygienic conditions for those who are kept there.  The administration reported that solitary confinement was never imposed for more than 45 days, yet the Commission saw that one prisoner had remained in solitary confinement from the date he was taken to the prison, in September 2001, to the date of the visit.[23]

 

          74.     The prison administration recognized in an investigation undertaken in response to a writ of habeas corpus, that in effect these prisoners had been placed in solitary confinement out of security considerations.[24]
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          92.     Due to the prison’s geographic location, there is practically no access to the communications media. Radio and television signals are not picked up. No magazines or newspapers come in.  There are rooms in the pavilions for libraries, but they are empty. The total incommunication with the outside world is redeemed only by the visits of some family members who bring them news about what is going on outside.
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Wow!  This place sounds like the perfect place for Joran to spend his 28 years!

[jamcakes]

So is that how it reads to you guys?  Looks to me like the Dr. Phil people requested a new trial lawyer...what do you think?

I read it as a request for a new judge.

[texasmom]

So is that how it reads to you guys?  Looks to me like the Dr. Phil people requested a new trial lawyer...what do you think?

I read it as a request for a new judge.

I'm pretty sure that's what she meant to say; that's what she said when she posted the document.

It's highlighted in blue.

http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=12557.msg1505976#msg1505976

I'm so sure of it, I missed the "lawyer" in the subsequent post.   

[jamcakes]

So is that how it reads to you guys?  Looks to me like the Dr. Phil people requested a new trial lawyer...what do you think?

I read it as a request for a new judge.

I'm pretty sure that's what she meant to say; that's what she said when she posted the document.

It's highlighted in blue.

http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=12557.msg1505976#msg1505976

I'm so sure of it, I missed the "lawyer" in the subsequent post.   

I did notice that she said judge the first time, and lawyer the second time. 

[klaasend]

Yes Judge...sorry was trying to fix dinner and post at the same time.

Dr. Phil's team asked for a new judge and it appears that has been granted according to how I read the docs.

[jamcakes]

Be afraid, Joran, very, very afraid!


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A reduced sentence is a matter of discretion for the presiding judge under Peruvian law.

“But we can legitimately aspire to a greater reduction because from the beginning Joran van der Sloot showed cooperation with justice,” Jimenez said.

The appeal, filed before the Peruvian Supreme Court, is likely to be adjudicated between April and May, the lawyer estimated.

“My client remained determined from the beginning to admit that he committed the crime, which can be beneficial because it led to the early conclusion of the trial,” Jimenez said.

Peruvian law allows for a reduced sentence when a criminal defendant confesses to a crime.

However, Edward Alvarez, the lawyer for the family of the victim, said Van der Sloot’s attitude always was obstructionist and that at first he admitted the crime but later denied the charges.

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The case attracted widespread attention in Peru because Flores’ father is a well-known businessman and because of indignation aroused by a “gringo” killing a young Peruvian.

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http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/01/24/joran-van-der-sloot-appeals-sentence-after-murder-conviction-in-peru/

[Tamikosmom]

Yes Judge...sorry was trying to fix dinner and post at the same time.

Dr. Phil's team asked for a new judge and it appears that has been granted according to how I read the docs.

Thanks for posting the document Klaas.

Replacing Superior Court Judge Edward A. Ferns?  Considering extention deadlines  granted by the judge to allow the Kalpoe's attorney/s to produce requested case  documents have come and gone several times over the years with no compliance and ... the case has not been dismissed ... it makes sense that Phil Mcgraw's attorney/s are motioning the court to appoint another judge.  IMO

Janet

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Judge: Holloway-related suit goes on against CBS and ’Dr. Phil’ McGraw
By Associated Press
Wednesday, February 6, 2008

LOS ANGELES - A judge refused to dismiss a defamation suit Tuesday against CBS and television psychologist "Dr. Phil" McGraw brought by two brothers who were questioned in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.

William Cremer, the lead attorney for Surinamese brothers Deepak and Satish Kalpoe, praised the decision by Superior Court Judge Edward A. Ferns.

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In their dismissal motion, attorneys for CBS Television and McGraw maintained lawyers for the Kalpoes did not meet deadlines to produce all documents they have demanded concerning the criminal case investigation against the brothers in Aruba.

But the judge gave the Kalpoes’ lawyers another five days to satisfy the document deadline.

"The documents are relevant to the most fundamental issues in this case," Ferns stated in his ruling. "There is no other (information) which can substitute for the documents sought by the defendants due to the nature of this case."

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http://www.bostonherald.com/track/celebrity/view.bg?articleid=1071660
 

[klaasend]

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/dutch_killer_van_der_sloot_guardian_OupZRKYx2pFBBqkjK1V3yI

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In a letter addressed to President Obama, Peruvian president Ollanta Humala, the Flores family and Natalee Holloway's mother Beth, Hamer writes how she is broke after paying the killer's legal fees and outlines her fears that he will die of a drug overdose or be murdered in jail.

"I, Mary Hamer officially and formally am resigning from my spiritual and civil rights advocacy work on behalf of Joran van der Sloot," she writes. "The US government and Peru have won the battle. I lose. I accept defeat."

"I have fought fervently on behalf of Joran van der Sloot with NO results," the letter, published on the gossip site, says. "I have sacrificed my life's savings and I am now poor. I have risked death threats."

She adds, "I fear that Joran van der Sloot will die of a drug overdose or that he will be murdered by a guard or another prisoner in the Peruvian prison system; I will hold the Peruvian and US governments responsible if Mr. van der Sloot dies during his 28 year sentence."

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/dutch_killer_van_der_sloot_guardian_OupZRKYx2pFBBqkjK1V3yI#ixzz1kwympldw

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