Following up on the tip I reported her last week that John Q. Kelly was in Aruba twice in May, sources have now confirmed to me that it was John Q. Kelly, the Holloway family attorney who set up the sting operation on May 10. Here is how it unfolded: Sources confirm that the plan started in early April. Kelly was engaged in email traffic back and forth with Joran van der Sloot for some time prior to Easter Sunday. Kelly traveled to Aruba on or about Easter, met with van der Sloot and began to set the stage. Kelly was seeking information as to what happened to Natalee Holloway and was seeking that information for his clients, the parents of Natalee Holloway. For reasons unclear, Kelly did not get the information on Easter Sunday but returned to the United States and made contact with the FBI. Kelly, with the FBI, and with the assistance of Aruban law enforcement, set up the sting operation for May 10. A hotel room in Aruba and a car were both equipped with videotape equipment so that the crime could be caught on tape. The plan was to tape van der Sloot extorting money from Beth Holloway via her lawyer. Van der Sloot was given $10000 cash (he counted it twice on tape) which is the extortion count and was wired $15000 (wire fraud count.) The FBI has all the bank information for the bank transfer. The method of money transfer – cash and wire – was deliberate part of the plan in order to set up these two crimes. Once the crime was committed on tape – it was – the FBI planned <b>…</b>