I've got good news and I've got bad news about Joran Van der Sloot

POS

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tried to kill himself

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I hope he hears her crying voice in his ears every night.

I bet living in a supermax peruvian jail is worse than death

Van der Sheet

Let him suffer.

Not all bad news if you consider that his current situation is bad enough to make him want to take his own life -- and he failed to escape it.

Don't forget he's not in jail for what he did to Natalee, but for what he did to one of his next girl friends.
She was searching the internet about him and found the Natalee story. That angered him so he murdered her. That's the killing he's jailed for.

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I bet living in a supermax peruvian jail is worse than death

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No justice for Natalie but is getting punished in an indirect way. It's probably living misery in that prison for him to want to take his own life.

No one tries to kill themselves in prison.


-Epstein bros

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On June 7, 2010, Van der Sloot confessed to bludgeoning Flores. He later tried to formally retract his confession, claiming that he had been intimidated by the Peruvian Police and framed by the FBI.

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Probably used to post here.

As someone who has more than 25 years of experience in Peruvian prisons (not as an inmate, but rather as a minister), I have a unique perspective.

As a whole, they are not as dangerous as you would think. Though there are exceptions such as Lurigancho in Lima which at one time was considered one the worst prisons in the world. However for the most part they are pretty laid back. I even brought my mother in one time with me when she came down to visit us. She never once felt threatened.

It is nothing seeing men walking around with what would be contraband here, yet perfectly normal there, things like hammers, saws and knives. There is also very little violence and homosexuality as the men receive visits from their families 3 days a week including conjugal visits.

Where it does gets tough, and how I am sure it affects Joran (I don’t know him, nor have I been to the specific prison he is in) is that if you don’t have family who come and see you, then you are left to your thoughts and loneliness which is brutal. If you don’t have family or money, then you basically live like an extreme pauper with no one to care for you. Which is enough to drive one insane and want to take their life.

I can tell you much more that is very interesting to me, but I don’t want to bore you.

After saying all of this, If it ever becomes against the law to preach the gospel, I would choose prison in Peru every time without even thinking about it.