Poor Mrs. Holloway has been let down by "justice" again.

[elehhhhna]

Aruban authorities mishandled and ultimately failed, imo, with the investigation of her daughter's disappearance. 5 years of hell later, the FBI gave him her bribe money, then, rather than taking him into custody, let him jet off to Peru where he killed another woman.

I can't begin to imagine how she feels now. The poor woman has suffered enough.

[calico1]

1. Not to mention the family of the second victim.

She shouldn't be dead..

[elehhhhna]

2. Yes, an any recourse they may have is too little too late. Way to go FBI. BTW,a

Peru is now investigating the disappearance of two more young women who frequented the casinos and have gone missing since her got there.

[JohnnyLib2]

3. Have to about the "case managers" in the FBI.

The bribe plan sounds almost like the plot of a thriller novel rather than any more standard investigation. Wonder what will come out next about this??

[JohnnyLib2]

8. too late to edit; was supposed to read "have to wonder about"

[Rosa Luxemburg]

4. was he some sort of hit man

the whole thing doesn't add up

[elehhhhna]

5. no. he's a privileged, good looking, well-spoken psychopath a' la Ted Bundy

imo

If he fashions himself as a hit-man he must be the worst in all known history.

[AnArmyVeteran]

9. He's CEO material! BP should hire him to boost their image.

[elehhhhna]

10. I heard Goldmann Sachs offered him a Senior Management gig, with equity.

[joe black]

12. Yep.

Ted was a top dog in the Young Republicans of Washington State. I love rubbing that in to the Repukes I meet.

[trumad]

6. Shouldn't this be in the Nancy Grace forum?

ugg

[NC_Nurse]

7. +1

[NotThisTime]

11. I thought the FBI hadn't actually given him the money?

[msanthrope]

13. Was he in the US at the time of the extortion attempts???