[Snowyman]

Re: She served her full sentence in prison. Leave her alone. The fact that she served a full sentence ought to tell you one thing, that the authorities didn't want to let her out before they had to.

The point is she served all her time. She didn't make up the 12 year sentence . The Crown did.

As sad as it sounds she kept her side of the deal . The Crown , especially Liberal AG , on the other hand , isn't keeping theirs . The terms of the deal were made 12 years ago , not now . And the next time a criminal is needed to do a deal they'll think twice about making one with the Ontario AG's office . Believe it or not, it has to do with integrity .

[thecanuck]

I think the fact that she fudged a bit on her level of involvement by playing the victim, should they actually throw the deal out would in fact send a message to anyone else making a plea to put all the cards on table upfront and you won't have your deal dumped. That the AG is sticking to a bad deal with someone they now realize is a sociopath arguably tells future crooks that they should just say enough to get the minimum sentence and you can get away with murder.

[GMMAC]

"As sad as it sounds she kept her side of the deal."

The more information that comes out, the less this appears to be true:
Karla victim claims 'coverup' - TORONTO SUN, May 30, 2005

What's "sad" is that, while the state should rightly be bending over backwards both to pursue justice for her additional victims and protect the public by keeping her behind bars, instead it seems to be merely going through the motions and engaged in a retroactive cover-up operation on behalf of civil servants who betrayed the public trust to advance their own selfish personal ideological agendas.