Joran van der Sloot's Graphic Murder Confession

June 15, 2010— -- After choking and beating Stephany Flores Ramirez in the face, a drunken Joran van der Sloot killed the young Peruvian by smothering her with his bloodied shirt so she would not be able to go to the police, the Dutch murder suspect told investigators, according to a transcript of his confession.

Calling the murder an "impulsive act," Van der Sloot gave a detailed description to Peruvian police about how he killed Flores, 21, in his Lima, Peru hotel room on May 30.

While the two played online poker on van der Sloot's computer, an instant message popped up alluding to the Dutchman's alleged involvement in the disappearance of American student Natalee Holloway.

Van der Sloot, 22, told police he received a message from an unknown person that read: "I'm going to kill you, you little Mongoloid."

When he explained that the message was a threat pertaining to his connection to Holloway's disappearance, Flores freaked out and lashed out at him, according to a transcript of his confession obtained by the Associated Press.

" She struck me on the left side of my head with her fist," he said.

"At that moment, impulsively, with my right elbow. I hit her in the face exactly on top of her nose," van der Sloot said, according to his confession

"I think she started to faint. It affected me so that I grabbed her from the neck and strangled her for a minute," he told investigators.

"There was blood everywhere. What am I going to do now? I had blood on my shirt. There was also blood on the bed, so I took off my shirt and put it on her face, pressing hard, until I killed Stephany," he said.

Police asked van der Sloot for a more detailed description of what happened, and he obliged with an even more graphic account of his assault on her.

"She was on the bed when I hit her hard with my right elbow and I think her head went back and hit the wall, then she begins to bleed. Immediately I get on top of her and with both hands I begin to strangle her, keeping her that way for a minute. After that, I throw her to the floor, but she keeps breathing. At that moment I take off my shirt and put it on her face, pressing on it. I don't remember for how long, but she stops breathing. In this way I think I caused her death," he said when investigators asked for a details description of the murder.

Joran van der Sloot Said He Had 10 Drinks the Night Stephany Flores Died

When asked to explain his motive for killing Flores, van der Sloot said he "lost control."

"She hit me in the head. I lost control of my actions. I didn't know what I was doing. I remember what I was doing, but not the motive. It was an impulsive act after receiving a blow to the head."

"I didn't know what I was doing," he said. "After I responded with hitting her, I feared that she would go to the police and they would detain me for what was an impulsive act. I think I wanted to kill her because I wasn't thinking," he said.

Van der Sloot said he drank 10 drinks, whiskey and Pisco, a Peruvian grape liquor at the Atlantic City Casino in Lima, where he picked up Flores at a poker table.

Following the murder, van der Sloot left his hotel room and purchased two cups of coffee and some cake. He returned the room and ate breakfast over Flores' body.

He left the hotel, taking only his laptop and some cash and fled to Chile where police arrested him several days later.

Though he initially tried telling investigators an armed man had broken into his hotel room, he later confessed to killing Flores.

At the end of the confession he tried to barter a deal with authorities, promising to tell Aruban police the whereabouts of Natalee Holloway's remains to avoid facing trial in Peru.

"I wish to talk about the Natelee Holloway case from five years ago and the possibility that if this trial goes quickly and fluidly it could be possible for me to be extradited to Aruba. I wish to discuss the case, but not at the moment. It's a case that is years old and I would prefer to speak with the Aruban police and if there is the possibility of closing the case I would be ready to clarify the case," he said.

Van der Sloot has been the primary suspect in the Holloway case for five years. He has been charged by U.S. authorities with extortion for taking money from Holloway's mother in exchange for information about where to find the girl's remains.

Van Der Sloot Wants to Make Natalee Holloway Deal

Investigators concluded the information he provided was false, because the foundation of the house where he she was buried was not under construction at the time.

Holloway's father Dave Holloway is currently in Aruba meeting with authorities there in that hopes that van der Sloot might be able to provide new actionable information, according to the Associated Press.

The Associated Press contributed to this report