HEADLINE: Dutch man sent to Peru to face murder charges NB. THIS IS A VOICEOVER TRANSCRIPT, NOT A FULL SHOTLIST CAPTION: Chilean police have flown a young Dutch murder suspect to Peru Friday to face charges in the slaying of a 21-year-old woman found in his Lima hotel room. (June 4)) Joran Van der Sloot -- handcuffed with 2 police investigators at his side -- is placed aboard a police Cessna Friday in the Chilean capital of Santiago -- headed for Peru. The 22-year-old is described as the prime suspect in the death of a 21-year-old woman, found in a Lima hotel registered to Van der Sloot. He faces potential murder charges in Peru and extortion charges in the U.S. This isn't exactly unfamiliar terrritory for him. Five years ago he was the prime suspect in the disappearance of Alabama teen Natalee Holloway on the island of Aruba. He was twice arrested and twice released for insufficient evidence. He was never prosecuted, despite being caught on video saying he'd asked a friend to dump Holloway's body. Van der Sloot was detained in a taxi Thursday after crossing the border from Peru. He was headed to the country's Pacific coast. UPSOUND: Fernando Ovalle - Officer with the Chilean international investigation police. Meantime, an officer with the Chilean international investigation police says Van der Sloot spoke fluent spanish so police were able to get a long statement from him in which he denied having had anything to do with Sunday's slaying of Stephany Flores in a Lima hotel room. Her neck was broken. Police believe the pair met for the first time the previous night at a nearby casino. Her body was found by a maid late Tuesday. Peruvian police say she was fully clothed and there were no signs she had been sexually assaulted. APTN STORY NUMBER: 647390 SHOTLIST TVN - NO ACCESS CHILE/INTERNET/CNN Santiago - 3 June 2010 1. Joran vanderSloot being escorted into police station by Chilean police 2. Wide of Fernando Ovalle, deputy spokesman of Chile's national investigative police, walking out to make statement 3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fernando Ovalle, Deputy Spokesman of Chile's National Investigative Police: "Following communication between Interpol Lima, Peru and our Interpol here in Santiago, we began working, first by alerting all our police officers in order to locate him quickly. We were successful in locating him on the road." 4. Ovalle walking back into building AP PHOTOS - NO ACCESS CANADA/FOR BROADCAST USE ONLY - STRICTLY NO ACCESS ONLINE OR MOBILE Santiago - 3 June 2010 5. Various STILLS of Joran vanderSloot under detention by federal agents in Chile AP TELEVISION Lima - 3 June 2010 6. Ricardo Flores, father of Stephany Flores, walking through crowd of media 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Ricardo Flores, Victim's father: "I hope my daughter is happy to know that this assassin has finally been detained and that he will pay for what he has done. Parents all over the world should know this killer is going to pay, he is going to pay for what he has done." AP TELEVISION Lima - 3 June 2010 8. Flores and wife walking back to vehicle after wake 9. Wide of people leaving Stephany Flores' wake 10. Various of coffin being carried toward hearse 11. Coffin being placed in hearse 12. Ricardo Flores walking to car 13. Car carrying Flores driving away 14. Motorcade driving away AP TELEVISION Lima - 3 June 2010 15. Wide of Police General Cesar Guardia at desk 16. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cesar Guardia, Chief of Criminal Police: 17. Guardia leafing through papers at desk You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/95941ea9b968c810cf7dbc945c0764ae Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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