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A Paleontologist Rodolfo Salas said the skull, measuring 3 to 3.5 meters long, belonged to the largest dolphin known to have inhabited the waters of South America. 

Fossil of 16-million-year-old river dolphin unveiled in Peru

A Paleontologist Rodolfo Salas said the skull, measuring 3 to 3.5 meters long, belonged to the largest dolphin known to have inhabited the waters of South America.

A 16-million-year-old fossil skull of a river dolphin was unveiled by scientists on Wednesday in Peru.&nbsp; &nbsp; The dolphin, according to a study published in the journal Science Advances, once swam in waters that are now the Amazon. Its closest living relatives are believed to be the South Asian River dolphin found in India's Ganges.
A Paleontologist Rodolfo Salas said the skull, measuring 3 to 3.5 meters long, belonged to the largest dolphin known to have inhabited the waters of South America. &nbsp; Scientists found the fossil during a 2018 expedition sponsored by the National Geographic Society at the Napo River. &nbsp; "This dolphin is related to the dolphin of the Ganges river in India," Salas said. He further added that the one found in Peru is much bigger than its living relatives in Asia.&nbsp; &nbsp; Salas also reported that the ancestors of both dolphins formerly lived in the ocean.&nbsp; "This allowed them to occupy large ocean spaces near the coasts of India and South America. These animals lived in the freshwater environments both in the Amazon and India. Sadly, they became extinct in the Amazon, but in India they survived," Salas further added. &nbsp;

Pedro Castillo was ousted as Peru's President and subsequently detained in a dramatic turn of events earlier in December.

Peru: 7 killed in clashes as judge sends ousted president to 18-month custody

Pedro Castillo was ousted as Peru's President and subsequently detained in a dramatic turn of events earlier in December.

7 people were killed in clashes after a Peruvian judge ordered ousted ex-President Pedro Castillo on Thursday to remain in custody for 18 months, approving a request from authorities for time to build their rebellion case against him.
The judge's decision came a day after the government declared a police state of emergency as it struggled to calm violent protests.
The protests erupted after Castillo was voted out of power by lawmakers, following his attempt to dissolve Congress ahead of an impeachment vote.
The ruling came days after Congress stripped Castillo of the privilege that keeps Peru's presidents from facing criminal charges.
Castillo and his legal team refused to participate in Thursday's virtual hearing, arguing it lacked "minimum guarantees."
He was represented by a public defender.
Peru&rsquo;s Supreme Prosecutor Alcides Chinchay said in court Thursday that Castillo faces at least 10 years in prison for the rebellion charge.
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Meanwhile, a large group of protesters &mdash; and police in riot gear &mdash; gathered in central Lima Thursday evening.
The government also imposed a curfew in at least 15 communities, as allowed by the nationwide emergency declaration issued Wednesday.
The protesters were demanding Castillo&rsquo;s freedom, the resignation of President Dina Boluarte, and the immediate scheduling of general elections to pick a new president and members of Congress.
They have burned police stations, taken over an airstrip used by the armed forces and invaded the runway of the international airport in Arequipa, a gateway to some of Peru&rsquo;s tourist attractions.
with AP and AFP inputs

Video: massive anti-government unrest erupts in Peru, 2 killed

Video: massive anti-government unrest erupts in Peru, 2 killed; Andahuaylas airport forced shut

Riot police were deployed to the airport to contain the thousands of demonstrators in Andahuaylas, which lies in Boluarte's home region of Apurimac.

Protests against Peru's new government turned deadly on Sunday, with two people killed as police clashed with angry demonstrators calling for a national strike, fresh elections and the release of detained former president Pedro Castillo.
The protests have swollen, notably in the northern and Andean towns, since the South American country's legislature on Wednesday threw out the leftist Castillo after he tried to dissolve Congress and rule by decree.
Riot police were deployed to the airport to contain the thousands of demonstrators in Andahuaylas, which lies in Boluarte's home region of Apurimac.
Clashes in Andahuaylas saw Sixteen civilians and four police officers injured.
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On cam: Plane hits airport firefighter truck on runway during takeoff, catches fire

According to the fire department, the incident was registered at 3:25 pm and four rescue units were mobilised.

A LATAM Airlines plane taking off from Lima's international airport struck a firetruck on the runway and caught fire on Friday. Authorities said the plane's passengers and crew were all safe, but two firefighters in the truck were killed.
Lima Airport Partners, the company that operates the Jorge Ch&aacute;vez airport, said in a tweet that operations at the facility had been suspended. There were 102 passengers and six crew members aboard the Airbus A320neo.
"Our teams are providing the necessary care to all passengers, who are in good condition," the company said.
Luis Ponce La Jara, general commander of the fire department, said two firefighters were killed and one was injured when the truck they were in was struck by the plane. Both the plane and the firetruck were in motion when they collided.
President Pedro Castillo expressed his condolences to the families of the firefighters in a tweet.
Flight LA2213 was taking off from Lima's main airport en route the Peruvian city of Juliaca.
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Videos on social media showed smoke coming from a large plane on the runway.
LATAM Airlines said it lamented the death of the firefighters and would provide flexibility to affected passengers at no extra cost. But it said it did not know why the firetruck was on the runway.
"No emergency was reported on the flight. It was a flight that was in optimal conditions to take off, it had authorisation to take off and it encountered a truck on the runway and we do not know what the truck was doing there," said Manuel van Oordt, general manager of LATAM Airlines, Peru. "We have to investigate and establish why it was there." The Prosecutor's Office in Callao, where the airport is located, said an investigation into the cause of the accident had been opened.
According to the fire department, the incident was registered at 3:25 pm and four rescue units were mobilised.
Aviation authorities said operations at the Jorge Ch&aacute;vez International Airport were suspended until 1 pm local time on Saturday. Flights would be directed to other airports in the meantime.

A teenager goes missing. The person she was last seen with is arrested. He tells police one story after another. There's no proof, so the suspect is released, until he kills another girl. And all these years, there's no body, no sign, no idea at all of what happened to the first victim.
This is the unsolved case of Natalee Holloway.
In May 2005, 18-year-old Natalee travelled to Aruba from America. She was part of a high school seniors and chaperones' trip. On 29 May 2005, Natalee and dozens of other students went to a place called Carlos 'N' Charlie's Nightclub.
From there, the group dispersed, and Natalee was seen leaving the area at around 1:30 am in a car. She was wearing a denim mini-skirt, and a multi-coloured halter top. Three men were in the car along with Natalee - Joran van der Sloot, and Deepak and Satish Kalpoe.
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That night, Natalee did not return to her hotel room. The next day - 30 May 2005 - the group returned to the US, with Natalee still missing.
Then began a game of arrest, release, repeat amid a lack of evidence, and changing stories.
On 5 June 2005, almost a week after Natalee's disappearance, police arrested two former hotel security guards. Four days later, on 9 June, Joran van der Sloot, and Deepak and Satish Kalpoe were arrested. On 15 June, Joran's house was searched, and two vehicles, computers, and cameras were seized.
Then on 18 June, the former security guards were released, while a party boat DJ was arrested. Four days later, it was the turn of Joran's father Paulus van der Sloot - a lawyer - to be arrested. On 26 June, both Paulus van der Sloot and the party boat DJ were released.On 4 July, Satish and Deepak Kalpoe were released.
Almost two months later, they were arrested again, but on 3 September, Joran van der Sloot, as well as the Kalpoe brother were released again. The trio went to jail once again in late 2007, but not for long, as police still did not have much proof.
All this while, Joran and the Kalpoes played with the police - first telling one story about what happened to Natalee, and then changing it.
Initially, they claimed that they had taken Natalee to the California Lighthouse near Arashi Beach for shark watching. Later, they dropped her off at her hotel at around 2 am, where they saw a guard approaching her.
Subsequently, one of the former guards who had been arrested claimed that one of the Kalpoes had told him something else. Apparently, Natalee had not been dropped off at the hotel, and instead, Joran and Natalee had gone to a beach near the hotel.
Subsequently, Joran took authorities to the spot near the hotel where he claimed to have dropped Natalee off. He then claimed that she had fallen and hit her head while exiting the car.
A few years later, a crime journalist orchestrated a hidden-camera sting interview of Joran. In that video, Joran claimed that he had had sex with Natalee on the beach, but she had fallen sick, and starting shaking before losing consciousness. Joran confessed that he had asked a friend to throw her body out at sea.
When the sting aired, Joran claimed that what he had said was a lie to impress the person doing the hidden interview.
In 2017, a man appeared in a documentary to claim that he had helped Joran dispose of Natalee's body. A person named John Ludwick said that he had been paid in 2010 by Joran to dig up Natalee's remains and burn them. Ludwick also claimed that Natalee died due to a bad reaction to a drug which Joran had given her without telling her. Following this lead, Natalee's father and a private investigator found some human remains, but it was not Natalee.
Joran fell to even greater depths after his father died of a heart attack in 2010. He contacted the family attorney of the Holloways with a shocking deal. Joran offered to "help" Natalee's family if they paid him a quarter million dollars.
The Holloways got in touch with US agency FBI which made a plan to fool Joran into thinking that he was getting money. The objective was to put Joran behind bars, even if on wire fraud charges. Subsequently, the Holloways' attorney gave Joran $25,000 as initial payment.
In return, Joran said that he had hidden Natalee's body in the foundation of an under-construction house. But this story fell apart when Aruban authorities said that the house was not being built at the time. After this, Joran kept telling the Holloways' lawyer that he would surrender, but instead fled to Peru.
In Peru happened what seemed impossible, exactly 5 years after Natalee's disappearance. Joran met 21-yr-old Stephany Flores at Atlantic City casino in Peru's Lima. The two played poker for a few hours, and then Stephany went with Joran to his room at Hotel Tac.
On 30 May 2010 - the 5th anniversary of Natalee's disappearance - Joran left the hotel room alone, carrying nothing but a backpack. He told the reception desk not to disturb the girl in his room. Two days later, Stephany's body was found in Room 309. She had been beaten to death, possibly with a tennis racquet, and her neck was broken.
Joran fled, but was caught in Chile. He claimed to be innocent, but four days later, confessed to murdering Stephany in a fit of rage. He said that Stephany had been checking his laptop, and asking questions about Natalee Holloway. Joran justified his crime by saying that he had faced "psychological trauma" due to the Natalee case. In 2012, he was sentenced to 28-and-a-half years in prison in Peru.
Joran had a comfortable life before he turned into a murderer. He was born in 1987 in Arnhem, Netherlands. His mother was an art teacher, and father a lawyer. The family moved to Aruba when Joran was 10 years old. He was an honours student at the International School of Aruba. Joran was active in sports, as well as the island's nightlife, according to witnesses. Interestingly, Paulus van der Sloot was in the process of becoming a judge when the Natalee case happened.
Now, Joran is set to spend most of his life in prison. But he has found a wife - Leidy Figueroa - who met Joran while visiting another inmate at the prison. The two even have a daughter.
He now has a family after ruining the lives of two families.
Natalee was born in 1986 and grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. Her family included father Dave, mother Beth, and younger brother Matt.The kids lived primarily with their mother after their parents divorced in 1993. Natalee was an honors student, and a member of the school dance team. She had a full academic scholarship to the University of Alabama, where she wanted to study pre-medicine. Natalee was also part of the American Field Service helping foreign exchange students.
She was declared legally dead in 2012. With no body to bury, and full closure elusive, Natalee's parents are content that at least Joran is in prison.
He faces extradition to the US after his Peru jail term ends in 2038. He is accused of extortion and wire fraud in America which could send him to jail for 40 more years.
In 2010, Natalee's mother Beth visited Joran at the Peru jail. Later, she called it a freeing experience, as her campaign of 5 years to put him in behind bars had ended. She said that when she left the prison, she didn't feel any hate, but saw Joran as a "pathetic" person.

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Unsolved Crimes | Disappearance of US teen Natalee Holloway: how suspect Joran played with police, then killed another girl


Unsolved Crimes | Disappearance of US teen Natalee Holloway: how suspect Joran played with police

American teenager Natalee Holloway disappeared in 2005 while on vacation in Aruba. Till date, no one knows what happened to her.

A teenager goes missing. The person she was last seen with is arrested. He tells police one story after another. There's no proof, so the suspect is released, until he kills another girl. And all these years, there's no body, no sign, no idea at all of what happened to the first victim.
This is the unsolved case of Natalee Holloway.
In May 2005, 18-year-old Natalee travelled to Aruba from America. She was part of a high school seniors and chaperones' trip. On 29 May 2005, Natalee and dozens of other students went to a place called Carlos 'N' Charlie's Nightclub.
From there, the group dispersed, and Natalee was seen leaving the area at around 1:30 am in a car. She was wearing a denim mini-skirt, and a multi-coloured halter top. Three men were in the car along with Natalee - Joran van der Sloot, and Deepak and Satish Kalpoe.
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That night, Natalee did not return to her hotel room. The next day - 30 May 2005 - the group returned to the US, with Natalee still missing.
Then began a game of arrest, release, repeat amid a lack of evidence, and changing stories.
On 5 June 2005, almost a week after Natalee's disappearance, police arrested two former hotel security guards. Four days later, on 9 June, Joran van der Sloot, and Deepak and Satish Kalpoe were arrested. On 15 June, Joran's house was searched, and two vehicles, computers, and cameras were seized.
Then on 18 June, the former security guards were released, while a party boat DJ was arrested. Four days later, it was the turn of Joran's father Paulus van der Sloot - a lawyer - to be arrested. On 26 June, both Paulus van der Sloot and the party boat DJ were released. On 4 July, Satish and Deepak Kalpoe were released.
Almost two months later, they were arrested again, but on 3 September, Joran van der Sloot, as well as the Kalpoe brother were released again. The trio went to jail once again in late 2007, but not for long, as police still did not have much proof.
All this while, Joran and the Kalpoes played with the police - first telling one story about what happened to Natalee, and then changing it.
Initially, they claimed that they had taken Natalee to the California Lighthouse near Arashi Beach for shark watching. Later, they dropped her off at her hotel at around 2 am, where they saw a guard approaching her.
Subsequently, one of the former guards who had been arrested claimed that one of the Kalpoes had told him something else. Apparently, Natalee had not been dropped off at the hotel, and instead, Joran and Natalee had gone to a beach near the hotel.
Subsequently, Joran took authorities to the spot near the hotel where he claimed to have dropped Natalee off. He then claimed that she had fallen and hit her head while exiting the car.
A few years later, a crime journalist orchestrated a hidden-camera sting interview of Joran. In that video, Joran claimed that he had had sex with Natalee on the beach, but she had fallen sick, and starting shaking before losing consciousness. Joran confessed that he had asked a friend to throw her body out at sea.
When the sting aired, Joran claimed that what he had said was a lie to impress the person doing the hidden interview.
In 2017, a man appeared in a documentary to claim that he had helped Joran dispose of Natalee's body. A person named John Ludwick said that he had been paid in 2010 by Joran to dig up Natalee's remains and burn them. Ludwick also claimed that Natalee died due to a bad reaction to a drug which Joran had given her without telling her. Following this lead, Natalee's father and a private investigator found some human remains, but it was not Natalee.
Joran fell to even greater depths after his father died of a heart attack in 2010. He contacted the family attorney of the Holloways with a shocking deal. Joran offered to "help" Natalee's family if they paid him a quarter million dollars.
The Holloways got in touch with US agency FBI which made a plan to fool Joran into thinking that he was getting money. The objective was to put Joran behind bars, even if on wire fraud charges. Subsequently, the Holloways' attorney gave Joran $25,000 as initial payment.
In return, Joran said that he had hidden Natalee's body in the foundation of an under-construction house. But this story fell apart when Aruban authorities said that the house was not being built at the time. After this, Joran kept telling the Holloways' lawyer that he would surrender, but instead fled to Peru.
In Peru happened what seemed impossible, exactly 5 years after Natalee's disappearance. Joran met 21-yr-old Stephany Flores at Atlantic City casino in Peru's Lima. The two played poker for a few hours, and then Stephany went with Joran to his room at Hotel Tac.
On 30 May 2010 - the 5th anniversary of Natalee's disappearance - Joran left the hotel room alone, carrying nothing but a backpack. He told the reception desk not to disturb the girl in his room. Two days later, Stephany's body was found in Room 309. She had been beaten to death, possibly with a tennis racquet, and her neck was broken.
Joran fled, but was caught in Chile. He claimed to be innocent, but four days later, confessed to murdering Stephany in a fit of rage. He said that Stephany had been checking his laptop, and asking questions about Natalee Holloway. Joran justified his crime by saying that he had faced "psychological trauma" due to the Natalee case. In 2012, he was sentenced to 28-and-a-half years in prison in Peru.
Joran had a comfortable life before he turned into a murderer. He was born in 1987 in Arnhem, Netherlands. His mother was an art teacher, and father a lawyer. The family moved to Aruba when Joran was 10 years old. He was an honours student at the International School of Aruba. Joran was active in sports, as well as the island's nightlife, according to witnesses. Interestingly, Paulus van der Sloot was in the process of becoming a judge when the Natalee case happened.
Now, Joran is set to spend most of his life in prison. But he has found a wife - Leidy Figueroa - who met Joran while visiting another inmate at the prison. The two even have a daughter.
He now has a family after ruining the lives of two families.
Natalee was born in 1986 and grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. Her family included father Dave, mother Beth, and younger brother Matt. The kids lived primarily with their mother after their parents divorced in 1993. Natalee was an honors student, and a member of the school dance team. She had a full academic scholarship to the University of Alabama, where she wanted to study pre-medicine. Natalee was also part of the American Field Service helping foreign exchange students.
She was declared legally dead in 2012. With no body to bury, and full closure elusive, Natalee's parents are content that at least Joran is in prison.
He faces extradition to the US after his Peru jail term ends in 2038. He is accused of extortion and wire fraud in America which could send him to jail for 40 more years.
In 2010, Natalee's mother Beth visited Joran at the Peru jail. Later, she called it a freeing experience, as her campaign of 5 years to put him in behind bars had ended. She said that when she left the prison, she didn't feel any hate, but saw Joran as a "pathetic" person.

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