Gene Burners

Paranormal Fraud, Casino Fraud and Murder

De: Constantia Oomen

Narrado por: Jacqueline Centofanti

In 2004 and 2005, Robbert van den Broeke, a self-proclaimed paranormal medium, made a meteoric rise in the Dutch media. With appearances on television and even his own TV show There Is So Much More, hosted by ratings queen Irene Moors, his success seemed unstoppable. However, Robbert, the son of a bank director from Hoeven, found himself in deep trouble due to his 'Genverbrander blunder,' which in 2005 not only destroyed his credibility but was also voted the Dutch Word of the Year. Still, he retained a loyal following behind the scenes.

In 2012, Robbert resurfaced in the media, offering clever explanations for his past mistakes. Behind this comeback was Stan P., a brilliant wizkid, former mentalist, and mastermind of online casino fraud.

Stan P. played a double game. From the beginning, it seemed as though he was trying to gain control over Constantia, precisely because she is known as an outspoken critic of Robbert. He fed her confidential information and attempted to pull her into his world. But she remained true to herself and reveals in this book the details that Stan would rather have kept hidden.

The intrigue deepened when professional liar and convicted double murderer Joran van der Sloot appeared on the scene. As a gambling buddy of Stan and a showcase for Robbert, he became part of a complex web of lies, manipulation, and money flows. To this day, the question still lingers: what really happened to Natalee Holloway?

This book offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at Robbert, Stan, and Joran. It exposes manipulation, power games, and shocking truths that have remained in the shadows for years.

©2025 Constantia Oomen (P)2025 Constantia Oomen

A Fearless Exposé of Lies and Loyalty

This audiobook chronicles Robbert van den Broeke's meteoric rise in Dutch media, from TV appearances to his own show, until his 2005 "Genverbrander blunder" shattered his credibility, though he retained a loyal following. In 2012, Robbert resurfaced with clever explanations, backed by Stan P., a former mentalist and online casino fraud mastermind, who also tried to manipulate Constantia, an outspoken critic, with confidential information. The plot thickens with the involvement of Joran van der Sloot, a convicted double murderer and Stan’s gambling associate, weaving a complex web of lies and manipulation.

The author, Constantia Oomen, crafts a compelling and fearless account, drawing on her experiences, knowledge, and well-documented facts to unravel the tangled connections between these three men and her own life. She doesn’t hesitate to confront their actions, behaviors, and deceptions, writing with strength and confidence. With her background, she raises the tough questions others have overlooked, while also scrutinizing the gaps in police involvement and accountability. Clear, concise, and unflinching, her narrative challenges blind trust, exposes manipulation, and continues pressing for answers right through the final page.

The narrator, Jacqueline Centofanti, delivers with clarity and confidence, speaking in a steady, engaging tone that brings the story to life. Her voice carries energy and strength, never wavering, and perfectly matches the intensity of the narrative. Each word is infused with determination, reflecting and amplifying the author’s own powerful voice.

This book offers a compelling behind-the-scenes look at their schemes, exposing shocking truths and lingering questions about Natalee Holloway’s disappearance and more.

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