Karla Homolka

[dj1470]

Will she face vigilante justice? Lots of talk about it online, in newspapers, TV, etc. But does anyone have the guts to take her out?

 

[wildchilds]

this is Canada and we are Canadians of course not

 

[Svend]

Of course it could happen.
Judging from her prison antics, she seems unlikely to lay low for a few years. It just takes one person and one bullet.

 

[Esco!]

Anyone care to start a wager on her????

 

[feminista]

i bet she will simply be shunned.

 

[Jennifer_]

I'm curious to know how exactly she will survive if she stays in Canada...

Seriously - how will she work? or go to the grocery store? or acquire a home?

Everyone knows her name and face - nevermind vigilante justice...how can she ever re-integrate herself into society?

 

[feminista]

I don't think she can.

 

[Svend]

I think she could fade into the background if she wanted to. Appearances can be drastically changed and she could be anonymous in a bustling big city where people don't know their neighbours.
It depends on how cooperative the local police are, will they hound her?

 

[dickydoem]

Probably not

Will she face vigilante justice? Lots of talk about it online, in newspapers, TV, etc. But does anyone have the guts to take her out?

Maybe a member of one of the victim's families or someone looking to make a name for themselves, but most likely anyone who did do her in would serve more time than Karla herself did.

 

[Cinema Face]

I for one would like to see it happen but it probably won't.

Maybe she should run for the liberal party.

 

[Cobra1]

this is Canada and we are Canadians of course not

I guess you dont know about the Donnellys - I come from the area, and people are only starting to talk about it now. !

 

[tagboy]

If I were her, I would get the f*ck out of Canada the very moment that I can. I mean why stick around and risk your life? I'd probably rule out living in the U.S. as well. I would relocate to Europe or somewhere in Asia. Don't get me wrong, she will face a threat anywhere she moves to. It's just that it will be easier for her to keep a low profile elsewhere.

The only way I would remain here is if I were interested in repairing the damage I've done. I know what most of you will say. It's too effing late for that. Besides, she does not strike me as the kind of person who would do that.

 

[WhaWhaWha]

Someone like her will likely find herself on the wrong side of the law in no time. Isn't she already hooking up with some new violent rapist murderer? Didn't the parole board say she would be no threat to society unless she finds herself involved with another Paul Bernardo? An infamous monster has no place living among decent people. She has never been independant and now has to face it for the first time against all odds.

 

[Bobzilla]

I guess you dont know about the Donnellys - I come from the area, and people are only starting to talk about it now. !

Didn't that happen before Confederation?

As far as her leaving the country, I don't think that's possible. I'm positive you can't get a passport if you have a criminal record, never mind a green card (or the equivalent). I think she has a chance to avoid being harassed, but she'll have to change her appearance, & Ontario is definitely OUT.

 

[feminista]

Someone like her will likely find herself on the wrong side of the law in no time. Isn't she already hooking up with some new violent rapist murderer?

I think the guy she is linked to killed his ex. Now there might be some poetic justice in the works if she ever gets with him on the outside.

She never broke a law before she hooked up with the scarborough rapist. She even refused to kill a bug. I doubt she'll be out committing crimes.

 

[dj1470]

She never broke a law before she hooked up with the scarborough rapist. She even refused to kill a bug. I doubt she'll be out committing crimes.

I am sorry but are you actually trying to defend her and her actions? Do you or anybody think that she was just an "innocent" bystander forced by Paul to rape, murder, and dismember Tammy, Leslie, and Kristen? According to the videotapes (what people who've seen them have said) Karla was more than a willing partner and deserves to get everything that Paul did (and much more). Which is why people are upset.

 

[Svend]

She's just stating some facts.
You missed the part where feminista says there "might be some poetic justice" if she hooks up with a killer she's been corresponding with.

 

[slowandeasy]

I'm curious to know how exactly she will survive if she stays in Canada...

Seriously - how will she work? or go to the grocery store? or acquire a home?

Everyone knows her name and face - nevermind vigilante justice...how can she ever re-integrate herself into society?

Sorry Lynn... but you are thinking like a normal person... Karla is not a normal person... "how will she re-integrate herself"....she will do it just like she lived with herself after knowing that she played a part in her sister's death, helping Bernardo capture, rape and torture two other young women... while still acting like a normal person...
making the deal of the century by playing the part of the victim... making deals with the diesel dykes in prison... etc..

Karla will do whatever she needs to do...

She will probably sue the government for breaking their deal with her.... and she will probably win

Will she re-offend.. probably not the same type of crime, but I bet dollars to doughnuts that she will run afoul of the law before too long...

Thankfully, she is going to face an extremely difficult life..... Sadly she will not recognize how she brought this upon herself...

 

[dj1470]

She's just stating some facts.
You missed the part where feminista says there "might be some poetic justice" if she hooks up with a killer she's been corresponding with.

You cannot defend the undefendable. I don't care how much of a devil's advocate you want to be. But poetic justice would be really nice. This is someone the world would be better off without.