Despite being held in an Aruban prison on suspicion for murder for almost four months, Gary Giordano was never charged in the disappearance of Robyn Gardner and is now a free man, but a photo obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com gives insight into his bizarre past behavior.

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Robyn Gardner should have been at home on Monday celebrating her 36th birthday with her loved ones, but tragically the fate of the Maryland woman remains a mystery eight months after she vanished in Aruba.

“We always did something special like go out for dinner or on a romantic trip for her birthday,” Robyn’s heart-broken boyfriend Richard Forester told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Despite no murder charges ever being brought against him, Gary Giordano probably remains the last person to have seen missing Maryland woman, Robyn Gardner, alive before she went disappeared without a trace in Aruba last August, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the recently-released suspect has been going out and getting drunk in one of her local bars.

There's no love lost between Gary Giordano and Richard Forester, and now Robyn Gardner's boyfriend is publicly calling out the prime suspect in her disappearance and demanding to know where she is, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

"What did you do with Robyn? Answer me a**hole," Forester wrote on the Facebook page dedicated to finding Robyn.

"Your ambulance chasing lawyer doesn't scare me at all and you are a slime ball coward. Speak up! You looked like a lying fool."

After battling for his freedom, it seems that Gary Giordano is now battling for his wardrobe!

The prime suspect in the case of missing Maryland woman Robyn Gardner hit U.S. soil Wednesday after four months in an Aruban jail, wearing a natty, checked sports jacket.

Fast forward 12 hours and the next morning Giordano’s high-powered attorney Jose Baez, had the same garish jacket on when they arrived at the GMA studios for their exclusive interview.

Richard Forester -- the boyfriend of missing woman Robyn Gardner -- told Good Morning America Friday he thinks human trafficking might explain the 35-year-old's vanishing, echoing the sentiments of her traveling partner Gary Giordano, the sole suspect in the woman's disappearance in Aruba last summer.

That said, Forester does feel Giordano should be held accountable for her disappearance.

Forester said that "the human trafficking [is] something I've been thinking about the entire time, since day one" after Gardner vanished this past summer while snorkeling on the island.

Gary Giordano broke his silence to Good Morning America Thursday, saying that many of the facts reported in his high-profile case have been wildly inaccurate.

The sole suspect in the disappearance of Robyn Gardner, his traveling companion who was last seen back in August, appeared on GMA, just a day after his return to the United States following his release from an Aruba jail late Tuesday after 116 days in custody.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, authorities arrested the 50-year-old Gaithersburg, Maryland businessman as he tried to leave Aruba in August, after he reported Gardner, 35, had disappeared while snorkeling August 2. After a series of searches over four months, neither Gardner's body or any related physical evidence was recovered, spurring a judge last week to order Giordano freed.

Gary Giordano, the prime suspect in Robyn Gardner's disappearance is currently flying back from Aruba to Maryland, and her boyfriend is not pleased that he will soon be arriving back in his home state a free man.

"I’m not surprised at all. Am I happy? No, but I’m not surprised," Richard Forester told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

"What I am really not happy about is we still don’t know where Robyn is. I don’t care about Gary Giordano at this point."

Gary Giordano is expected to return to the United States Wednesday after his late-night release from an Aruba jail after 116 days in custody, though authorities are still seeking to link him to the disappearance of Robyn Gardner, the traveling companion who was last seen with the businessman back in August.

Aruba Solicitor General Taco Stein reiterated Tuesday that the 50-year-old Gaithersburg, Maryland resident "will remain our prime suspect" in the ongoing investigation.

As we previously reported, authorities arrested Giordano as he tried to leave Aruba in August, after he reported that Gardner, 35, had disappeared while snorkeling August 2. Though her body has never been found, authorities have said they presume she is dead. Giordano and Gardner had met on an online dating site.

Murder suspect Gary Giordano will be a free man on Tuesday after a judge in Aruba rejected a request to detain him a further 30 days, but he is not celebrating his impending release yet, RadarOnline.com has exclusively revealed.

"He is still very concerned, he will only feel relieved when he is on a plane going back home," the Maryland businessman's attorney Chris Lejuez told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Giordano was arrested August 5, three days after he told authorities his traveling companion from Maryland, Robyn Gardner, had gone missing while they were snorkeling.