ROBYN GARDNER SUSPECT FILMED SEX ROMPS: EX

WHO, ME? As cops in the Caribbean hunt for Robyn Gardner, her traveling companion's lawyer says they have nothing to hold him on. Gardner, 35, an unemployed dental assistant from Maryland disappeared in Aruba August 2 on Baby Beach. Detectives instantly smelled a rat and arrested Gary Giordano, 50, on August 5. But his lawyer says there is nothing to hold his client on. Michael Lopez said: "Today, 9 days later, 4 voluntary interviews, 2 site visits, and more than 30 statements coming from different sources including witnesses
and professionals, we can not deduce that there is hard proof to sustain a demand by the public prosecutor against our client."
Giordano told cops that they had been snorkeling when she disappeared. They were swimming back to the beach and the middle aged lothario said that when he arrived, she was nowhere to be seen.
Gardner, a pretty blonde, who loved running and tennis was on a clandestine trip to the island with Giordano behind her boyfriend's back. They arrived July 31st.
Sources said Giordano courted other blonde cuties with offers of trips and vacations and liked to film his sexual encounters. He was charming but one ex-wife said he was volatile. "He can't control his anger," Sharon Cohen said. MORE ON GARY GIORDANO AND ROBYN GARDNER

ROBYN GARDNER DISAPPEARANCE: MAN QUESTIONED

IT HAS been a summer of disappearances of young women and girls. Now, in a disappearance eerily similar to the case of Natalee Holloway detectives in Aruba are questioning the traveling companion of pretty blonde Robyn Gardner who vanished on the Caribbean island on the weekend. The clip is above. Prefer words? GO TO THIS CNN FEATURE

CHARMING KILLER JORGE LANDEROS TAUNTS U.S. COPS

He was an egotistical charmer – as well as a man of numerous talents. He was a writer, a stocks trader, and even a yoga instructor. Now, he’s wanted for murder.  But don’t expect him to stand trial anytime soon; Jorge Landeros has holed up in Juarez, Mexico on the lam from American justice. And yet it doesn't seemed to faze the maniacal killer. Landeros has emailed El Paso detectives and openly mocked their attempts to bring him to justice.

“Of course you are cordially invited to cross the same bridge, in the opposite direction, and meet me at Sanborn’s, a great cafe and restaurant here in Juarez, and we can talk shop all you want,” Landeros wrote. “It’s best if you come on a Sunday. We can have brunch. It will of course be my treat.
“ Yours, Jorge.”

Landeros is accused of killing American University professor Sue Marcum last fall. Her body was found in the lower level of her home in Bethesda, Maryland on October 25, 2010 and an autopsy showed she died as a result of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation. Friends and family presumed that Marcum’s death was the result of a botched burglary.
But as cops delved deeper into the case they learned more about the mysterious Landeros. They discovered, among many other things that he was on the hook to the IRS for a $3.3 million tax lien against him. Marcum, with her background in accountancy was able to help by referring him to a colleague and he eventually settled that debt for significantly less than the original amount.
Landeros was also the sole beneficiary on Marcum’s life insurance policy – something that he claims to regret. “I’m wishing now that she had modified hers, sadly, she did not change her mind in time.”
Cops, however, aren’t taking Landeros’ antics lying down and currently liaising with Interpol and local authorities in Mexico to extradite him to the United States.
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VICIOUS PITBULL ATTACKS KIDS ON MD. SCHOOL BUS

A PREDATORY pitbull followed kids to a school bus stop and viciously attacked them leaving five of them injured.
The deranged dog followed and then ran on board the bus when it stopped, biting and attacking any child it could sink its teeth into.
"It was trying to bite everybody," said one student.
"It was running back and forth. It was scary."
When Prince George County, MD, officers arrived one of them shot and killed the dog to protect the children.
Animal Management Chief Rodney Taylor said: "I think once he followed that kid on the school bus, and all the kids got excited and hollering, the excitement alone can actually send an animal into another mindset." 

Four children were transported by ambulance to the hospital while a fifth was taken by their family.
Police are still looking for the dog's owner. It was described as an all white, full grown, American Bulldog.