Dave Holloway; you know, when you lie, it`s really hard to remember what you lied about

Last night on CNN and Nancy Grace, Dave Holloway gave further thoughts and opinions on what he thought of Joran Vander Sloot’s interview with a Current Affair.

Well, apparently he has lied a number of times and, you know, when you lie, it`s really hard to remember what you lied about, so it is apparent that, you know, he`s lying again.

So what good was the statement? I don`t know. I read through it myself. There was one question, what do you have to say to the American people. And he said, I don`t have anything to say to the American people, you know, which tells me that he`s all in it for himself and trying to cover up for the Deepak and Kalpoe brothers.

GRACE: Well, you know, from what I read of it, he seems to be blaming Natalee, like it was her fault that she had too much to drink and then somehow went missing, with him.

HOLLOWAY: Well, I`ve read about criminal pasts and this type stuff, and part of the process is to belittle your victim, demean their reputation and all that kind of stuff, so that doesn`t surprise me. You know, Deepak and Satish did the exact same thing.

The fact that Joran Van der Sloot initially lied about the bringing of Natalee back to the Holiday Inn makes no sense and Dave Holloway picks up on the theme. Its also rather pathetic that Joran would attempt to demean the reputation of a missing girl that is most likely deceased. Harris Faulkner of a “CURRENT AFFAIR makes an interesting observation regarding Joran Van der Sloot and his inability “to the handle the truth”.

At one point in the interview, which, by the way, goes more than 30 minutes, he puts his backpack on the ground and says you know what, there is no need for me to run, let me just talk.

Some of the things that happened during that interview, and you know, because you`re an attorney, you know, you`ve been around the block, Nancy, one of the things that happened during this interview is a glimpse of what investigators must have been seeing all along in this case. Do you know that this kid on camera contradicts himself several times about some really important stuff –

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