01-31-2012, 06:05 PM
this stupid woman got taken for a ride.
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LAKE CITY, Fla. -- Convicted killer Joran van der Sloot is still trying to get money from his self-confessed "guardian angel" despite the Florida woman resigning from his case.
Mary Hamer, from Lake City, Fla., already paid around $100,000 toward the 24-year-old Dutchman's legal fees before issuing a resignation letter Sunday that said she would no longer support him financially in his Peruvian case.
Van der Sloot was jailed for 28 years after he pleaded guilty to murdering 21-year-old Stephany Flores in his Peru hotel room in 2010.
But despite Hamer's letter, a source told RadarOnline.com that van der Sloot was still "manipulating" her to provide him with more funds for legal fees and paying off prison staff.
In a letter addressed to US President Barack Obama
, Peruvian president Ollanta Humala, the Flores family and Holloway's mother, Hamer wrote that she is broke after paying the killer's legal fees and outlined 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 wrote. "The US government and Peru have won the battle. I lose. I accept defeat."
She added, "I have sacrificed my life's savings and I am now poor. I have risked death threats ... 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."
Hamer maintains that van der Sloot did not commit murder but instead "manslaughter with Stephany Flores's provocation" while he was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and "years of destroyed self-esteem."
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LAKE CITY, Fla. -- Convicted killer Joran van der Sloot is still trying to get money from his self-confessed "guardian angel" despite the Florida woman resigning from his case.
Mary Hamer, from Lake City, Fla., already paid around $100,000 toward the 24-year-old Dutchman's legal fees before issuing a resignation letter Sunday that said she would no longer support him financially in his Peruvian case.
Van der Sloot was jailed for 28 years after he pleaded guilty to murdering 21-year-old Stephany Flores in his Peru hotel room in 2010.
But despite Hamer's letter, a source told RadarOnline.com that van der Sloot was still "manipulating" her to provide him with more funds for legal fees and paying off prison staff.
In a letter addressed to US President Barack Obama
, Peruvian president Ollanta Humala, the Flores family and Holloway's mother, Hamer wrote that she is broke after paying the killer's legal fees and outlined 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 wrote. "The US government and Peru have won the battle. I lose. I accept defeat."
She added, "I have sacrificed my life's savings and I am now poor. I have risked death threats ... 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."
Hamer maintains that van der Sloot did not commit murder but instead "manslaughter with Stephany Flores's provocation" while he was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and "years of destroyed self-esteem."