Latest on who Killed blonde beauty Robyn Gardner on the exotic island of Aruba

New Update on Robyn Gardner's

Latest news update on Robyn Gardner

Police believe that Gary Giordano – the prime suspect in the disappearance of Robyn Gardner on the exotic island of Aruba – has secretly confessed to killing the blonde beauty! An ENQUIRER investigation has discovered that cops have been told by guards at the squalid San Nicolas police station jail that Giordano was overheard moaning, weeping and banging his head and fists in his cell, while crying: “It’s all my fault!” “Police are convinced these late-night mutterings by the murder suspect add up to a confession,” an insider revealed. A source familiar with the in­vestigation told The ENQUIRER: “Personnel at the vermin-infested jailhouse have told cops that Gior­dano pounded his head and fists against the concrete walls and bars of his cell, saying, ‘Jesus, help me! I’m so, soooo sorry!’ His knuckles and forehead were swollen from all the banging.“Other times, he would cry out in his sleep, saying, ‘Robyn! I’m so sorry! Forgive me!’ This went on every night. He sounded like a man wracked with guilt.”

Giordano, 50, and Robyn, 35, were last seen at the Rum Reef Bar & Grill by Baby Beach around 4:00 p.m. on Aug. 2. Shortly after 6 p.m., Giordano rapped on the bar’s back windows and asked workers to call police.He claimed the couple had gonesnorkeling and Robyn, an unem­ployed dental office assistant from Frederick, Md., was carried off by a current – a story that Aruban police do not believe.Two days later, Giordano – the owner of a technology consulting firm in Gaithersburg, Md. – tried to collect on a $1.5 million life insur­ance policy that he’d taken out on Robyn.

When he tried to flee the is­land, cops detained him at the Aruba airport. After 10 days, Gior­dano was moved to the KIA prison, where he shares a cell with two other inmates.But before he left the San Nicolas jail, he made even more possibly incriminating comments.“Inmates told police that Giordano asked, ‘How much of a sentence can I get if they suspect I killed her but they can’t find proof and can’t find her body?’ ” the source divulged.

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Update-Gary Giordano to Remain in Custody in Robyn Gardner Case

 

Gary V. Giordano is still in custody following the disappearance of Robyn Gardner in Aruba, and will be for another 16 days, according to reports.While authorities continue to investigate his suspected involvement in the vanishing of his travel partner, authorities will not release Giordano.Giordano's lawyer, Michael Lopez, said a 16-day extension was granted because the judge felt, "there are too many open questions as of yet."

The active search was called off for the missing Maryland woman, suggesting that officials believe she may not be recovered by rescue efforts.Just how convinced they are of Giordano's involvement is unclear.

Nearly two weeks after Gardner, 35, went missing, Lopez pleaded for the release of his client, arguing that authorities don't have "hard proof."Her family members aren't objecting, however."We continue to be pleased with the way [Aruban authorities] have handled our daughter's case," Gardner's mother Andrea Colson said."We are still hoping to find out what has happened to our daughter, Robyn, as we have not given up hope that she may still be alive."Giordano was taken from a police station in Aruba to KIA prison, the same place Joran van der Sloot was held in the Natalee Holloway case.

Robyn Gardner, a 35-year-old Maryland woman, has vanished from Aruba after taking a snorkeling trip with a friend, according to MyFoxDC.

Her disappearance comes six years after Alabama teen Natalee Holloway vanished from the same resort town, sparking a massive search.

A man she was with, Gary Giordano of Frederick, Md., reportedly told police they took a snorkeling trip – and Gardner never returned to shore.

The family and friends of a Frederick woman who is missing in Aruba have begun speaking out about her as two high-profile morning television shows, “Today” and “Good Morning America,” began covering her story Thursday.

Andrew Colson, Robyn Gardner’s brother, told ABC 7 that he believes Gardner is still alive, despite having been missing since August 2. Gardner’s companion on the trip, Gary Giordano, is being held in connection with her disappearance, but he has not been charged with a crime.

“My gut feeling and instinct is that she is out there somewhere to be found,” Colson said.

He described Gardner as a “very loving, caring and kind person.”

Giordano, of Gaithersburg, told authorities that Gardner disappeared during a snorkeling trip.

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