[Abathar]

"Speaking in slightly accented French, Homolka said in the interview she's "unable to forgive myself."

So are we you B*tch, so are we.

[RedBeaconNY]

She also said she was scared for her safety; that she'd be hunted down and killed. Her time and location of release were kept secret for that purpose. Can't say I'm opposed to the idea though...

[Zeppelin]

"I think of what I've done and then often I think I don't deserve to be happy because of this," said Homolka, who appeared should be drawn and tired quartered.

Darned typos.

[Homer1]

and why exactly is she still allowed to live?

[tuffydoodle]

I saw a documentary on this story. Home video of the woman's little sister in happier times, that she participated in the rape and killing of, made me physically ill.

Homolka deserved to die for what she did.

[1Old Pro]

Quebec is not like the mood in Ontario. I have a support network here," Homolka said.

If there are soo many supporters of her in Quebec I suppose it would be wise to stay far aawy from that province.

[HamiltonJay]

It's certain that the mood in Quebec is not like the mood in Ontario. I have a support network here,"

A support network for criminals among those of French ideology?.... YOu don't say?

[Williams]

In the most extreme way these two are the poster scum for the collapse of morals. Raped and murdered her own sister as well innocent strangers because they felt like it. Nothing to inhibit whatever evil desires they felt.

[Sthitch]

She is full of crap. She has never shown any remorse for what she did. If the police had been in the least bit competent they would not have had to make a deal to her testimony.

[Criminal Number 18F]

It was her lawyers who concealed the evidence of her enthusiastic, voluntary participation in all the crimes (including the torture death of her own little sister), until they had an iron-clad plea agreement.

She should be hanged, and the lawyers alongside her, but never happen in Canada. Canada's sweet on its criminals (see Omar al-Khadr, another murderer walking free in Canuckistan).

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[pau1f0rd]

Reminds me of Myra Hindley in the UK. No Home Secretary dared release her for fear of the public outcry and she died in prison. These people should never be allowed out.

[Houmatt]

"I don't want to be hunted down," Homolka told RDI, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's French language news network, after her release. "I don't want people to think I am dangerous and I'm going to do something to their children."

I want her to be hunted down, and shot through the f*****g head.

What a bit*h.

[Eva]

"I think of what I've done and then often I think I don't deserve to be happy because of this," said Homolka, who appeared drawn and tired.

I think that we all agree that she doesn't deserve to be happy because of this. This just leaves me speechless.

[wideawake]

"It's certain that the mood in Quebec is not like the mood in Ontario. I have a support network here," Homolka said.

The frogs never cease to disappoint.

[sharktrager]

Her life is really in danger (not that I am sympathetic). I have read some extremely liberal Canadians who are outraged at what happened. I can only imagine what the nuts are thinking right now.

Damned If I Know

[ishabibble]

"...a bit of a stain on our reputation for being a nonviolent society."

That's rich.

[ExcursionGuy84]

Homolka said in the interview she's "unable to forgive myself."

Oh, that's alright, I forgive ya...

...but my Remington 870 slug gun don't!!!

[mware]

I heard the prosecutor in the case last night. He noted that our Homeland Security is alert but warned that if she crosses over to the United States she is dangerous.

[steve-b]

one of her attorneys, Christian Lachance, told Quebec Superior Court Judge Maurice Lagace that because Homolka's safety could not be assured by police, he said the media must be prevented from reporting her whereabouts to protect her from threats

LOL! In this day and age, they might as well try to prevent Niagra Falls from flowing downhill.