Notorious Canadian prisoner to be freed

Tucson Arizona Star ^ | Jul 2, 2:34 PM EDT | Beth Duff-Brown (A.P.)

[ncountylee]

Homolka is a hottie - incredibly evil but hot

[FormerACLUmember]

At least some Canadians show sanity. The real monster here is the corrupt socialist legal system in Canada.

[sharktrager]

I have read several Canadian blogs of late, and even the extreme liberals wish this woman were at least in prison for life, if not dead.

Damned If I Know

[Stepan12]

A pretty thing such as Karla fearing people are going to get her? And just who killed Kristan Dawn French anyway? Her serial killer husband, Paul Bernardo, or Karla herself when she banged Kristan's face with a mallet when she tried to escape Bernardo's house?

[tet68]

"The thought of being relentlessly pursued, hunted down and followed when I won't have any protection makes me fear for my life."

Fear is the little death, the mind killer.

Die B*otch.

[Stepan12]

Homolka is a hottie - incredibly evil but hot

She and her husband Paul made quite a couple.

[FormerACLUmember]

Photo of Karla relaxing in her fairly luxurious prison cell.

[asp1]

"...makes me fear for my life." These murderers are so fearful for their own lives but seem impervious to the horror that they caused their victims. Do they ever stop to think that they gave their victims and their victims' families much more than a twelve year sentence.

I saw this episode on Law and Order. My first thought while watching it was "Wow, really reaching for a plot aren't we Mr. Wolfe?" Then last week I read about this Canadian monster and discovered that the storyline was taken from real life. Unbelievable!

[Travis McGee]

The devil wears many disguises. Two pretty evil faces.

[muawiyah]

That corrupt legal system has names ~ the judges, prosectuors and others in the judicial system who let her loose are criminals who can be identified.

There's no reason any of their neighbors have to put up with them.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

"She does seem to be very perturbed, yes, but she's done her time and either the system works or it doesn't," said Christian Immer, whose family lives next to the Elizabeth Fry Society halfway house for female inmates in the leafy Montreal suburb of Notre Dame de Grace.

It's not working Christian. It's people like you who make the rest of society bend over and let the violent have their way with us.

[OldFriend]

Of course the french speaking citizens will welcome her.

[lilylangtree]

Her family isn't mentioned. Wonder if they want to see their murderous daughter released?

[Joey Silvera]

Notice she's been dubbed "ENGLISH-Canada's monster" by French Canadians. That would be like Mexican-Americans caling Jeffery Dahmer or Ted Bundy "white America's monster". Smart, huh? Don't forget Pierre Trudeau called WWII an "English war", too.

[SouthernFreebird]

Pretty sad that after reading all the horrible things she has done your first thought was of how hot she looks.

[Brilliant]

12 years? That's what happens when liberals rule.

[Graybeard58]

She's free and her sister is still dead.

[Brilliant]

She got away with it, even though she was convicted. What a screwy judicial system.

[Loyalist]

Karla Homolka got herself such a sweet deal in large part because of the political climate in Ontario at the time.

Ontario had its one and only New Democratic Party government in power at the time, and the Attorney-General who approved the Karla Homolka plea agreement, Marion Boyd, was a raging feminist who'd been a women's shelter director.

She believed Karla Homolka's lies about being forced to go along with Paul Bernardo's crimes because she was a battered woman afraid for her life.

And that feminist orthodoxy about women being unable to commit such horrific crimes on their own was inculcated into the Crown prosecutor's office.