his occupation. when answers business, we remember his career in the south asian sex trade and when the doctor asks if he has any medical complaints the headache he claims is just beginning. our colleague reporter steve dunleavy spent a week in a prison a week ago. they rum imagine through the garbage to eat refuge that wasn t fit for rodents and the guards seem to be specially bred to break the will to live, striking terror into the souls of the wretched. brutalizing the condemned. killing their choice. men locked in fighter cages made infamous by the viet cong. human warehouses of misery. this wasn t a punishment that
has been filled with misinformation. geraldo: let s focus not on natalee holloway but on stephany ramirez in which he faces the prospect of the rest of his life in the hole that you saw steve. and i don t look to diminish the tragedy to what happened to this girl. there is a lynch mob mentality who wants to see joran punished as severely as possible for this crime because they believe he got away with something in the natalee holloway case. geraldo: i think that they may in some theory ethic sense understand that there was a previous murder but their rage i guarantee you is because of their hometown girl, the presidential candidate s daughter being mercylessly murdered and him being on videotape doing it. and while it should be. isn t it an interesting dichotomy that in peru this girl s father is as powerful as they claim that joran s father was in aruba and that was able
his occupation. when answers business, we remember his career in the south asian sex trade and when the doctor asks if he has any medical complaints the headache he claims is just beginning. our colleague reporter steve dunleavy spent a week in a prison a week ago. they rum imagine through the garbage to eat refuge that wasn t fit for rodents and the guards seem to be specially bred to break the will to live, striking terror into the souls of the wretched. brutalizing the condemned. killing their choice. men locked in fighter cages made infamous by the viet cong. human warehouses of misery. this wasn t a punishment that
has been filled with misinformation. geraldo: let s focus not on natalee holloway but on stephany ramirez in which he faces the prospect of the rest of his life in the hole that you saw steve. and i don t look to diminish the tragedy to what happened to this girl. there is a lynch mob mentality who wants to see joran punished as severely as possible for this crime because they believe he got away with something in the natalee holloway case. geraldo: i think that they may in some theory ethic sense understand that there was a previous murder but their rage i guarantee you is because of their hometown girl, the presidential candidate s daughter being mercylessly murdered and him being on videotape doing it. and while it should be. isn t it an interesting dichotomy that in peru this girl s father is as powerful as they claim that joran s father was in aruba and that was able