'I felt her up and she said no... So I carried on anyway' he basically killed her because he couldn't handle rejection due to his fragile ego. Absolutely disgusting.

@stevetrivago

Ай бұрын

Most egos are fragile… definitely a culture thing

@justjaguarjen3082

Ай бұрын

@@stevetrivago Some more than others it seems.

@stormangelus6638

Ай бұрын

Typical attitude across multiple cultures, it seems.

@nixm9093

Ай бұрын

Chauvinist entitled little pig who thinks he can take whatever he wants. There are people like this in every country.

@JaxonSmithers

Ай бұрын

@@stevetrivagoEspecially a narcissists.

I’m glad Natalee’s family got some semblance of closure but this monster should’ve gotten LIFE W/ NO PAROLE 😡 This man is a certified psychopath

@danidakota7304

Ай бұрын

Ikr. If he was cought and convicted for Natalie's murder, he wouldn't hade a chance to murder one more young woman. He is a very dangerous psychopath, liar and a narcissist. I hope he never gets out

@JackStalik

Ай бұрын

When you say that about literally every crime, the statement becomes meaningless. It's like yall can't think past "kill em or throw em away" for any crime above theft. Yes I agree the man is terrible but far from the worst out there and personally I'd rather not pay for all of his meals and medical care while he stays in prison for life. Yes taxes pay for those and yes I pay my taxes.

@onetiredempath

Ай бұрын

@@JackStalikI agree with your statement to a point Yes, housing and feeding people in prison sucks tbh But, the alternative is what seems to happen all too often Someone commits a horrible crime does a little time and gets out to reoffend even worse to do a little time to repeat the cycle over and over So, yeah, we would like some truth in sentencing, some Actual feeling of Accountability from the offender because the slap On the wrist bs we have now makes life More dangerous for Everyone But I see your point of the tax situation To me, there seems to be no Good answer Feels hopeless Do you have an idea what would Work better than the system we have?? I’m curious…not argumentative

@goldmoutdog19

Ай бұрын

​@@JackStalik so what u suggest, make murder and rape legal just so u can save 65 cents every paycheck, u act like you're paying so much extra tax money for inmates when u spend way more for the government to bomb children but thats not as bad to u somehow

@JackStalik

Ай бұрын

@@onetiredempath I know Sweden is a much smaller place, but I do think having a look at their policies on rehabilitation and incorporating them into our current system might be possible. People reoffend because prison is just a babysitting service instead of rehabilitation like it was meant to be. They sit there and think about ways they could have done it and such instead of being put to some kind of rewarding work and therapy.

124 high school students and only SEVEN chaperones + underage alcohol drinking + 1 monster = disaster. Unfortunate.

@Skinny_Karlos

Ай бұрын

You Yanks treat minors as totally fragile and helpless, until and unless, they're to be prosecuted for something, then of course they can be 'adults' and treated as if they actually, mentally are. You're all nutso, and the rest of the world knows it all too well.

@pietro8246

Ай бұрын

1 monster is all it takes - all other stats are insignificant.

@justjoolz97

Ай бұрын

I agree! As a mom I was shocked hearing that I realize they are young adults but still...

@Robin-xt7yo

Ай бұрын

Ikr. My HS never hosted trips like this!

@savsittz

Ай бұрын

As far as liability goes, it’s completely WILD to me that a school would even have their name associated with trips like this. I mean if you really think about it… how risky/dumb there’s a lot of other words.

The DJ playing "Sweet Home Alabama" when the girls walked into the club is kinda sweet.

Taking your teenage son gambling? Something tells me the apple didn’t fall from the tree.

@CNYKnifeNut

Ай бұрын

This is either an excellent satire, or example of how absurdly puritanical some of the US is. "No wonder your son is a murderer, you took him _gambling!"_

@fairysnuff-000

Ай бұрын

@@CNYKnifeNut😂😂

@AKayfabe

Ай бұрын

my father used to take me gambling when I was only 14 and that’s illegal in the US and he was the best guy ever. He was a fireman, a family man, married for 54 years when he died and never caused anyone any harm in his life.

@Chatndiva

Ай бұрын

What an idiot. I bet you also think people who listen to marylin manson are serial killers too

@Bob-kk2vg

Ай бұрын

​@@AKayfabe while I’m sure there are exceptions like in your case but generally it is not a good idea to introduce kids to gambling. Kid’s brains are still forming as teenagers and it puts the kid at risk for gambling addiction. It also fosters unhealthy thrill seeking behavior. That all said maybe your family is different and you had the maturity to be able to handle those kinds of environments but as far as average kids go taking them gambling isn’t a good idea. Your dad may have taken you gambling but I imagine he instilled good morals as well and was a healthy role model. My guess is Joran’s dad was not a good role model and certainly didn’t instill good ethics on his son.

The Van der Sloot family is one of our worst exports... absolutely heinous bunch.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

More like the "van der Smuts"!

@jamesreynolds427

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I can’t help but wonder what was going on there seemed like a dark cloud was hanging over the whole family the nonchalant apathetic way. The dad just seemed unconcerned about the family and crime .made me upset.

@forestdweller5581

Ай бұрын

I grew up there in the same circles and i'm pretty sure his dad was mixed up in criminal activities and corruption. No doubt involving cocaine. This kid was way too used to his lifestyle of doing whatever he wanted and scamming everyone. Remember how he fled to Thailand and just started a pimping business. He was used to the underworld activities and that had to start at home.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

@@forestdweller5581 Paul van der Sloot. He was one hell of a Goldmember. As for Joran the "van der Smut", he tried to do a Pablo Escobar but failed when the Peruvian government all attempts to fight extradition.

@user-yd2gi7vb4p

Ай бұрын

When parents are inbred DNA.. Retarded kids follow.

Thanks, Jiles! This is the most complete version of Natalie's story that I've heard. What really gets me is that Aruba won't charge this pos with murder because the time limit has run out!? What kind of fucked up shit is that!!! Natalie deserves justice; her family deserves justice! This REALLY pisses me off! 🤬🤬

@LeanneFowler-ms5xc

Ай бұрын

There should not be a time limit on murder like in the USA.

His confession was chilling, it literally gave me goosebumps. What a disturbing story and truly a monster

Joran thinks he's a catch, but he looks like Frankenstein's Monster. A true Monster!

@tessaducek5601

Ай бұрын

Right? Defiantly unattractive...

@istateyourname4710

Ай бұрын

True that. I can see bolts attached to that noggin.

@Robin-xt7yo

Ай бұрын

@@istateyourname4710 ikr. And his oversized forehead, just like Frankenstein's M.

@cameronashton9325

26 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same. Must be a shortage of hot guys there cause there isn’t anything cute about him.

@newyardleysinclair9960

22 күн бұрын

Dude has a bulging forehead

I remember when this happened that kid was a real Dirtbag

If this guy was in Thailand for a while I can almost assure you A couple of Thailand girls went missing.

@windwoman3549

Ай бұрын

I hope not. Joran had a well-known "thing" for blondes. He may have chosen Thailand for the fact that it's easy to hide there & easy to do whatever tf you want. Also, cheap. Peru has similar attributes.

@industrialover

Ай бұрын

I'm sure

@hierophant369

Ай бұрын

Thai girls are not known for rejecting foreign men with money. His motive was rejection. But who knows? He did it for jollies too.

@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz

Ай бұрын

Most of the bar girls in Thailand are dudes anyway

@KatherineAcosta20

Ай бұрын

@@windwoman3549Stephany wasn’t a blonde

I can’t believe that some countries have a statute of limitations on *murder!* Snuffing out the bright light of somebody’s life should leave monsters looking over their shoulders for the rest of their days at the very least; preferably later caught with forensic advances and then rotting behind bars.

@AnnieBoBannie421

Ай бұрын

You realize some u.s. states also have them? Usually not 1st degree… but absolutely have a limitation on the others ….

That pic titled “Pimpology Crew” with the three of the homeliest gamer nerds! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

He won't be out anytime that's for sure, he still serving his 28 years, plus another 20 years, for blackmailing, and 18 years for trafficking cocaine in prison, in my estimation, if he's still around, he won't be released until he's well into his eighties which serves Joran right and will hopefully give Natalee's family some closure, just a shame that they couldn't lay her to rest. RIP Natalee.☹

@LeanneFowler-ms5xc

Ай бұрын

What do you mean? They never got her body transferred to the USA?

I hear always " URINE".....i think it fits perfect for him.

@vivh18

Ай бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one!

This case has stuck with me since 2005. I was 18. She would’ve been 37-38 today hadn’t this monster ended her! RIP to the victims

@FacelessFlesh666

Ай бұрын

Sad to think about all that could have been.I think about all the ups and downs in my life since this happened and imagine all those experiences being stolen from someone because of an unfortunate chance meeting.

As a Dutchie, this brought back so many memories. This story dominated the news for ages, spouted debates, memes, documentaries, and international issues regarding the autonomy and police force of our overseas territories. Maybe an idea for another video: the crime reporter who dug into this story (and who ultimately pretty much solved it) Peter R. De Vries, was shot and killed in 2021. He has worked many high profile Dutch cases, like the 1983 kidnapping of Freddy Heineken (yes, thát Heineken), the exoneration of two men who were wrongfully convicted for the murder of a 23-year-old woman in 1994 and the eventual discovery of DNA that lead to the real killer, and for uncovering that the new fiancé of Dutch Prince Friso had ties to a few of the biggest names in Dutch organized crime, causing Friso to lose his claim to the throne and his royal title after he went through with the wedding.

@babettelenz7995

Ай бұрын

Yes, I'm interested in hearing that story!

Thank you, Jiles, for choosing to make Natalee's story your season premier 💕 Natalee graduated the same year as me (2005), and her story has always stuck with me ever since I first heard of her going missing. That poor, beautiful girl with her whole life ahead of her... so heartbreaking! What an absolutely unnecessary and horrible tragedy. I already know you'll do a fantastic job telling her story - thank you always for your hard work, Jiles! Rest peacefully, Natalee 💔 Your life matters and you won't be forgotten!

@piva1358

Ай бұрын

Why did the friends leave her???

@jessicagreene3642

Ай бұрын

Same. Graduated 2005 and this stuck with me big time. I'm glad Jiles covered this for the premier. Van Der Smut is def a MONSTER

@punchibelle1

Ай бұрын

So just because yall graduated in 2005 it resonates with yall?

@truecrimequeen75

Ай бұрын

​@punchibelle1 wow...why be ignorant?? And ya, maybe because they graduated same year it does mean something to them....jesus🙄

@theresarasche3173

Ай бұрын

I know she would have contributed more to the world than the monster who took her life because he was a pos! Just a heartbreaking story 💔

Mistake 1: You don't leave your friend behind. If we come together we leave together there's no "Hey girl I see you kicking it, drinking, with strangers in a country you don't know anything about.....HAVE FUN! SEE YOU IN THE MORNING" No ma'am. We can argue in the room later but let's go

@ravenfeader

Ай бұрын

That is the difference between friend and acquaintance .

@Leoprincess3038

Ай бұрын

@@ravenfeader Yup! A lot of people want yes men nowadays 🙄 a real friend is going to tell you what you NEED to hear, when you messing up, because they care about you! I've lost more than one "friend" because I told her no/told her the truth/wouldn't allow her to drag me down with her

@ravenfeader

Ай бұрын

@@Leoprincess3038 A true friend is honest and for this they need strength but this will come at a price . Integrity and love goes hand in hand with betrayal and hurt , strength of character is worth it all for the people you love . If they don't have honesty they will never understand .

@Kay042609

Ай бұрын

I was searching for this comment! If we come together, we leave together.

@lsimon343

Ай бұрын

@@Kay042609I said the same thing!! I hope low key her “ friends” feel a little guilt for the rest of their lives. They were wrong!

Almost forgot, thank you for highlighting these stories, your narrative style and the way you present them never fail to impress

This creep is definitely a Monster.

@tumslucks9781

Ай бұрын

I don't know what's scarier, his face 👺 or his name.

@thelonleyUchiha1

Ай бұрын

@@tumslucks9781I’ve heard people said that that name used to be really common name in the Netherlands until this happened and now the name is pretty much dead because no one wants to have a name associated with that monster

I couldn't imagine this happening to a loved one and then the criminal got to go on for years just blabbering and lying about the murder of your loved one. Even scamming money out of different people and the mom of the victim over false confessions.. All not leading to an arrest or solving the case.. Until way later and the monster kills another victim.. What a horrible case. That family suffered so much pain and torment.. It's awful

GET THE F*CK OUTTA HERE! Gets me every time 😅😂❤

Gosh the police did a really crap job of keeping the public safe.

@justjoolz97

Ай бұрын

And they did a horrible job investigating this case!

@thebaronofbelco2615

Ай бұрын

On purpose

@JaxonSmithers

Ай бұрын

Had her parents been less affluent the case may never have been solved.

When my high school class went on trips, we were not allowed to leave the hotel. We were in countries where we could legally drink but it was made clear we were not allowed to. The one guy who did got his flight changed and he and his parent were sent home the next day. While I believe Van Dee Sloot is totally to blame for her death, I feel like the school should also be held accountable for allowing students to run around at all hours of the night. They had no security and no safety plan for those students so it was a matter of time for one of them to end up in a dangerous situation.

@shawver83

Ай бұрын

Same when I was in school. This was the most loosely chaperoned school trip I’ve ever heard of.

This guy's thought process is like The return of the son of the bride of Montezuma's Revenge's Revenge. You think, wow, that was the most epic torrent of bullsh... and TOOT SQUIRT he's got a whole new story that reeks worse than the last. Those poor parents, having to go through such a nightmare.

Protect their youngest children but put everyone else's at risk.

Nice coverage Jiles. One of the most important moments in the Holloway case wasn't covered though. Peter R de Vries and a "friend" of Joran did an undercover operation where Joran(on a spy cam) confessed in great detail that he did kill Natalee.

@juneyshu6197

Ай бұрын

Sa2 tha5.

@brianheenancomedy

Ай бұрын

@@juneyshu6197 say what?

@user-uk8xh9jj3t

Ай бұрын

Where is the evidence that happened? I heard of this as well but haven't seen the dialogue. Just glad the family got some resemblance of closure and answers.

@brianheenancomedy

Ай бұрын

@@user-uk8xh9jj3t google Peter R de Vries Joran van der Sloot quite al lot of videos (in dutch) should pop up

@adamandbeef

Ай бұрын

​@@user-uk8xh9jj3t kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWt6prGqZcKWn6g.html&ab_channel=zwc0br

This is my hometown, and Natalee is never forgotten here. Thank you for covering her story.

Hey Jiles, I’m an Aruban living abroad for many many years now, but this has been the best retelling of this case I’ve ever heard. You got all of the facts right and really highlighted how much of a conman Joran really is. One thing to note: while the authorities admittedly were slow to take her disappearance seriously, once they did, they never relented. It’s been one of the most expensive investigations to date on the island. Also, once the Aruban community became aware of her disappearance, there were hundreds of people volunteering in searches for her around the island. Aruba is a relatively safe island so it was awful to have this happen. Another note, lots of us locals are absolutely convinced Joran’s dad/someone else was somehow involved in the cover up. There is NO way Natalee’s body would have gone out to see in the manner that Joran had described. For her body to be picked up by the currents he would have needed to be a LOT further out to see than just being knee deep in the water. So he must have had a boat and some help. His father was also adamant that he not talk to the police. In the end, nothing will bring Natalee and Stephany back, such a shame their lives were lost in such a horrible way. Joran is a true monster. Take care Jiles and thanks again🍀

@Ghost80

Ай бұрын

I have also never believed she was put in the ocean. I think either his family/friends helped dispose of her and he’s covering for them or, she is buried somewhere. He knows if she was dug up, the shattered bones would tell the real story. Plus, keeping the body is a way for narcissist killers to continue to keep control over the victim and family. He won’t give her up unless he gets something that is worth more than that control.

why does it always have to end in someone elses life when they shouldve been locked up way earlier.

@jaypetrie9627

Ай бұрын

I ask the same thing, mental illness doesn't just pop up.

@srbelnappa

Ай бұрын

Make sure to remember to vote Republican ☝🏼

There's a statute of limitations on murder there??? so they reward killers for covering up the worst kind of crime? how bizarre

@sasskvetch8617

Ай бұрын

This isn't Kansas, Dorothy. Many residents of developing nations care even less about first world tourists than first world nations care about immigrants.

@lindaward3156

Ай бұрын

@@sasskvetch8617 um, Cowardly Lion, nobody said anything about immigrants/tourists, etc. I commented about a statute of limitations on murder in that country. I don't care where you are, that's messed up

@jayterra2060

Ай бұрын

@@lindaward3156It definitely is more common outside the USA 🇺🇸

@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564

Ай бұрын

​@@lindaward3156All you guys do is just lock them up for life anyway.

@lindaward3156

Ай бұрын

@@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564 hardly.! lifers regularly get out far before even half the sentence. serial killers rarely get out early but would you want them to?

I dont think the head piece on ol sparky would fit on Joran's big stupid head. Pity.

@pinkpugginz

Ай бұрын

Do you see how his eyes are two different sizes? I've noticed on a lot of these killers and sexual predators they have asymmetrical faces. There has to be something behind that. Like head trauma, brain damage, and shrunken areas of grey matter genetics...

I remember hearing the Prison he went to was very rough, then I looked up his accomodations (private, not so bad) then he marries and gets congical visits. wtf???

@pinkpugginz

Ай бұрын

Yep I'm pretty sure he has kids

Hi fellow monsters time for another monster episode thankyou jiles from Australia ❤

What cracks ne up is he says 2 robbers are holding a girl hostage in his room demanding money, and not only do the allow him to just leave "to go to an ATM", but once hes safely out of the room, he goes to get them money instrad of alerting law enforcement to get the robbers arrested, save the girl, potentially save himself, and therefore being able to keep his money on top of it??? Wow, just wow.

@danidakota7304

Ай бұрын

Ikr. It is absolutely ridiculous. He is not such a good liar. He is a psychopath, but a very stupid one

Definitely looking forward to his obituary❤

@wendy3942

Ай бұрын

Like everyone in the Netherlands. Everyone really hates him.

@dukebaloof2540

Ай бұрын

Cant come soon enough!

I'm amazed at the amount of information you give. Thank you

I was a travel agent in the early 90s and I did a lot of traveling and partying in Mexico to make a Grand Cayman. I was very lucky at nothing like this happened to me. I was naïve as many young women or especially when they’re drunk 😢

@juneyshu6197

Ай бұрын

Im blessed to be alive, and my daughter.

For as much as Joran lies, he sure is bad at it.

@piva1358

Ай бұрын

He is stupid , but believes he is a genius😂😂😂😂

We love you Natalie. You deserve justice. Forever in our hearts ❤

@ShowMeSt

Ай бұрын

💔🙏🏽🕊🌹

I've lived near the beach for nearly 25 years and have never once seen a CINDER BLOCK on the beach. LOL

I've heard this before but knew Jiles would be extra thorough and have information the others didn't. He never disappoints! Love the channel ❤️

I've seen this case covered elsewhere before. Hopefully when he starts serving his U.S. sentence, he'll have a very friendly cellmate who will teach him about consent. It's disgusting that any country has a statute of limitations for murder.

@pinkpugginz

Ай бұрын

He will go straight into protective custody and live a long life in prison. There's rarely jailhouse justice anymore.

@lucydayLucida

Ай бұрын

@@pinkpugginz Tell that to Robert Pickton.

Although I have heard of this case before, you always find new information and details.

Hey, Jiles! Thanks for being such a consistent creator, both in terms of quality and quantity ❤ now excuse me while I grab some chicken fried rice made by my sweet aunt ❤❤❤

RIP Natalee and Stephanie ❤️❤️

I remember when this happened and I also remember waiting for years for this kid to finally go to jail

Posted at the perfect time for me to listen to something new to fall asleep to ❤

@jannekes608

Ай бұрын

I think it is disturbing / unhealthy for people to fall a sleep with story's like this.,.,. and be happy about it

@SystematikSoundz

Ай бұрын

​@@jannekes608Why?

@jannekes608

Ай бұрын

@@SystematikSoundz i am sorry it is not my business how peaceful you fall asleep and how you wake up again.

@jenncampbell277

Ай бұрын

I use these videos to sleep as well

@Caleighibanez

Ай бұрын

Some people just have disturbing minds and live normal lives.

I'm from and live in Alabama,thank you for not playing more of Sweet home Alabama.

@thisisMONSTERS

Ай бұрын

Well, I didn’t pay to license it. I just wanted to be funny… Very briefly. Thanks for watching!

As always very well reported! Thank you very much for your great work! RIP Natalee and Stephanie. Sympathetic thoughts go out to her familys.

Great narrative. We all probably know this case, but Jiles adds more Info. I call this Monster, "The serial killer apprentice", this guy undetected would kill much more people.

@leannedoyle1149

Ай бұрын

I'd never heard of it before

@pirate_duck4985

Ай бұрын

Something interesting about this case. I'd totally forgotten about Joran, but when the photo of Natalie popped up I remembered her & the rest of the case immediately. Usually it's always the Killer that people remember!! I'll definitely say I think you're spot on though. Kid was a big lad, had easy access to his prey. Thankfully it seems this guy wasn't the brightest.

@MsPopeye65

Ай бұрын

I'd like to bet that he's had other girls go missing who had the misfortune to cross his path?... And I'm not a betting person ..... Rip... to all of victims...❤

Omg this brought back a buried memory. I remember as a very young child hearing my mom talk about this case when the news about natalie first came out. Since i was so young it was the first time I sort of conceptualized the existence of murder, and the name "van der sloot" stuck in my mind. it scared me for weeks realizing people were capable of killing each other. somehow completely missed the 2010 murder years later and completely forgot about it until now. interesting to finally hear the full story

We all knew he was guilty. Without his father's money, he's nothing. Considering he was flat broke he's figuring that he will get fed, a bed to sleep on and free medical care. Again it's all about him. He doesn't care about the two women he killed. He's such a bad actor.

Or as my mom likes to call him, “Oh I hate that Van Slooter”

This is the only telling of Natalie’s story that made any kind of sense - to me. Thank you so much, Jiles! I am a huge fan. And hopefully you get to read this message, because your voice is so familial feeling to me. It feels like a bedtime story every time you tell the most horrific of tales. Yes, the tales are horrific, but your voice makes me think of the victim…not the crime! Keep this up!

@thisisMONSTERS

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

This is a study in narcissism.

Tricked out Honda Civic. LoL

@matthewmcallister9354

Ай бұрын

= a bumper sticker of a stick man peeing and a terrible modified exhaust

@christineakey6295

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I had a chuckle over that one 😂

@leftfinned

Ай бұрын

that’s how the “pimpology club” rolls 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I've heard this story before on many different KZread channels and almost skipped watching This Is Monsters version but didn't because I like your style and channel so much. I'm glad I watched!!! Your version is SO MUCH more detailed than what I'd seen before. Thank you for your excellence, professionalism, attention to detail, and thoroughness. Once AGAIN you stand head and shoulders above the rest.

26:53 Remember, every lie is filled with fragments of the truth. So a lie is helpful in solving a case. 48:52 All I can say is, he is one human monster this world would have been better off, had the creature never been born!

Right on time for bed time

@jannekes608

Ай бұрын

Another one , liking to go to bed with a story like this. Wtf.

Tbh Aruba is sketchy af. Could be beautiful but corruption and greed for tourist cash has trashed it.

@pinkpugginz

Ай бұрын

Agree

@markb6295

Ай бұрын

Change tourist to taxpayer & it's true for every country

@sasskvetch8617

Ай бұрын

The opinions of too many islanders / foreigners in recent years have moved from merely seeing US tourists as gormless moneybags to now actively despising them. It's not Disneyland, have fun but watch your backs - and your kids obviously

@ChloeBatzTtv

Ай бұрын

​@@markb6295 this!

@forestdweller5581

Ай бұрын

It's really not that bad a place. Even things like getting mugged are not really a worry and few places can say that. Sure there is corruption, cocaine, theft and all that but it does not mean you are not safe there. This assclown Joran gave Aruba a bad reputation that' s all. I grew up in exactly the same school, hotels, and social circles as this guy and i assure you it's a great place to grow up. But he's just a psycho POS you know....they could be anywhere and that is what they do regardless of their environment.

3am here in Chicago.

I was born in netherlands Now live in Netherlands antilles The way Joran stayed silent for so long at that young age is scary

As a Belgian I followed the case at the time it had just happened. We were such fans of Peter R. de Vries, a crime reporter who was instrumental in getting Joran arrested. He was shot a few years ago. Such a loss. I do hope he is mentioned in this episode! Now you are living in The Netherlands, it would be such a shame not to.

Lmao okay, I'm sorry. But, "Pimpology Crew"??? WHAT!? 🤣

@user-li7ec3fg6h

Ай бұрын

This simply shows a lack of respect from the lousy monster and his buddies. And normally people are saddened and dismayed by such reports. Especially with 2 such bestially murdered victims.

@pirate_duck4985

Ай бұрын

It's a good job this guys a total muppet. He's clearly capable of extremely vile crimes but doesn't have the brain power to cover his tracks properly to continue his spree.

@dasiajb

Ай бұрын

Literally the corniest shit I’ve ever heard

It will forever boggle my mind that some legal systems have a statute of limitations on murder, much less than one that is

0:16 I think the low key monster is the staff and her friends who abandoned her to her fate. How do you go on with your lives. Put your vacation photos on social media (probably posing on the beach with the killer). Chaperones, don't make laugh. They were Chaperones of beer bottles and sun screen. That uncovienent killer on your photos can be cropped out just like she was!

the "it's never a mannequin" sign cracks me up

Yo im sorry...but why the fuck are yall taking high schoolers to a sketchy ass island where they can drink, gamble and basically run amok. With 7 chaperones? You're asking for some shit to go down, maybe not to this degree but jesus

@juneyshu6197

Ай бұрын

IK, huh? Incredibly risky. Even college in another State is risky now tho.

@LoveAfterPookie

Ай бұрын

Yeah those kids weren't protected. They're lucky more didn't go missing

Natalie never leaving Aruba, oh Jiles, how powerful and tragic a statement 😢

26:35 He left her passed out on the beach and went home!? Even as a lie, that is something I would be ashamed to admit….AND, there’s no way in hell I would have done such an irresponsible uncaring thing to anyone, guy or girl! That he would use that as a lie and think it was acceptable behavior tells me exactly the way this selfish bastard thinks……and it’s not good! It’s utterly despicable! I couldn’t sleep knowing I’d abandoned a vulnerable young woman alone and at unimaginable risk. That’s just me and I hope every other person watching this. It’s psychopathic !

He's disgusting! Entitled and just vile! I hate how he's treated Natalie's Mother.

I am from the Netherlands and i was obsessed with this case at the time. The news was on the radio while i was at work and right after the report they put up this new song: September - Cry for you and well it made me cry for her just listening to the lyrics. Now these 2 are forever connected to eachother. Such a sweet looking girl she was and my age as well, maybe that's another reason it stuck with me. The van der Sloot family never was populair here. Thankfully he is in one of the worst prisons in the world.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

The van der Sloots are the laughingstock in your country?

As a father of a beautiful daughter, Joran definitely would have told me where she was....and then he would have gone away.

@DustinRakes

Ай бұрын

🎯

All I could think about is that one Patrice O Neal joke 😂😂

So heartbreaking. I've never heard this confession

I stayed in that same hotel in Peru when I went to Machu Picchu

3:02 St. Louis MO. Thanks for another Jiles. ❤

@ShowMeSt

Ай бұрын

👋from Charleston Mizzouri

@jessicagreene3642

Ай бұрын

👋 Hey there!!!

The Dutch journalist Peter de Vries ensured that this story stayed alive in the Netherlands and did everything he could to get him in prison. On television we saw the undercover action where he told how he killed Natelie and what he did with her body. Unfortunately, this journalist was murdered for the work he did. The Netherlands is ashamed of Joran. It's unbelievable that he was able to walk and travel freely.

Funny thing in this case "Johann van der Smut", a.k.a. Goldmember, was a parody of this monster. Because at that time... this looked to be a bit harsh in hindsight because Joran van der Sloot's the real Dutch villain.

@TedDiabetes

Ай бұрын

That's pretty wild, but it has to be a coincidence. Because "Goldmember" came out in 2002, the events of this case took place 3 years later in 2005, and van der Sloot wasn't arrested until 2010.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

@@TedDiabetes Wow. Joran van der Sloot really devolved into Joran van Der Smut.

@HollhouseVanHouten

Ай бұрын

This comment sent me down a googling rabbit hole, I’m back to share what I’ve learned! Turns out Johan is a very common Dutch name, and van der ___ is an incredibly common prefix to Dutch surnames. There’s a Dutch footballer w the surname Van der Moot and a famous Dutch filmmaker named Johan van der Keuken. So when coming up with a name for a Dutch supervillain in a comedic movie, Johan van der Smut definitely fits. He wasn’t a parody of Johan van der Sloot due to the film release being a couple of years before this, however, definitely an incredibly interesting coincidence.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

@@HollhouseVanHouten alright, Dutch van der Linde.

@SportsPlug-cp1eq

Ай бұрын

You're dumb lol

What an absolute joke of an investigation, this monster played them all like a fiddle and was allowed to even blackmail the victims family. Absolutely disgusting failure including the sentence. His parents were enablers and absolute failures.

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

What's more is that they're the laughingstock. The van der Sloots are nothing more than ostracized laughingstocks. They're so much hated in the Netherlands, so yeah.

Thank you Jiles ❤ couldn't fall back to sleep and you're always right on time. Have a wonderful day everyone

I have the voice of Nancy Grace saying his name wrong burned into my memory forever 😂 "Joe Ran Vander Sloot" 🏃‍♂️

@pinkpugginz

Ай бұрын

😂😂🎉

@juneyshu6197

Ай бұрын

Shes not Dutch.

@alex-qd6of

Ай бұрын

Neither is Jiles, and he managed. ​@@juneyshu6197

@josephinebos8325

Ай бұрын

Jiles pronouncement is wrong also.

About 10 minutes into this segment... You already know were this is going!!!

I will never be able to forget poor Natalie. We all knew pretty much right away what had happened to her. Rip Natalie and give peace to her parents who have been thru hell with this dude. Absolutely crazy

I’m so happy you covered this!

Highschoolers😅 allowed to have a "morning cocktail" and play Blackjack What could go wrong?

This guy was just a psychopath of the most charming and wealthy kind.

Yes!!! Hey Jiles, if there's one thing I love in the videos of This is Monsters, I am a huge fan of your GTFOOH!! (Get the F#!%* out of here!) An occasional reaction to the stories you deliver. Keep up the good work!! 👍👍😀😀

I hate this guy so much, I almost didn't watch. What he was able to get away with infuriates me to no end.

Smart leaving her alone with 4 guys.what could go wrong!!

I absolutely love closed captions. Thank you for manually adding them.

Thank you my friend

Thanks for another great episode, Jiles! I'm a huge fan of your narration, and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of season 17!

@thisisMONSTERS

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I love when you break character! 😭 39:54

Great channel Giles. Love ur commentary and ur in depth info regarding the cases u cover. I think the knox county 5 case is probably 1 of the most disturbing u have covered.

Our Dutch shame

@thedalailama

Ай бұрын

I thought that was Geert Wilders?

@RickRobinCagnaan

Ай бұрын

Your Dutch shame? Hmmm… Let’s just say he’s Joran VAN DER SMUT. That real-life villain.

@johnpendarvis7885

Ай бұрын

There are psychopaths in every nationality.

@Bob-kk2vg

Ай бұрын

Move over Atlantic slave trade, Joran the new national shame…..

@carolinebrennan3864

Ай бұрын

Every country and its people have shame. It's not your fault.

Thanks Jiles, laying here awake! Guess I'm first, very cool. Always love your work! You always say what's in your mind, and your sarcasm makes you feel like family, LoL

Giles! It makes me sad and scared to know you are focusing on Somewhere Sinister. Of course I’ll watch both!! Just wanted you to know, you are an amazing presenter. I always trust the info I get from you and your channel.