Images of Robyn Gardner said to be found on Aruba suspect's camera

Graphic, disturbing and 'beyond pornographic' images are believed to have been found on Gary Giordano's camera of missing Maryland woman Robyn Gardner, calling into question the relationship between them, who were at first believed to simply be travelling companions

Evidence emerged that the Maryland businessman tried to collect the $1.5million accidental death

policy he took out on her just two days after he reported her disappearance to police.

Giordano, who purchased the accidental policy shortly before travelling to the Dutch Caribbean island with the 35-year-old, tried to begin redeeming the American Express policy, which he took out just days before their trip and unusually only covered the trip to Aruba.

According to a police source, Giordano purchased a more expensive one-year policy instead of a more commonly purchased five year policy.

Gary Giordano tried to redeem accidental death policy on missing woman Robyn Gardner, which named him as a beneficiary, days before their trip to the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba

Authorities today were preparing a massive search of the island for the missing woman’s body or evidence in the case.
Their search will be focused on the most southern, rural parts of the island which is more desert-like and uninhabited.

Giordano - a twice divorced father-of-three -  is still fighting the charges from the Aruban prison.

He still denies anything to do with Robyn's disappearance and claims she vanished while they were out snorkelling.

Police are looking at a rock which is said to have a full hand print and blood on it that was found behind a restaurant that the pair were said to have dined in before her disappearance.