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spike
08-03-2005, 06:41 PM
Too bad I'm not a sociopathic murderer or Karla would like me a lot. Obviously, Karlz is attracted to men who murder. Paul was one of Canada's worst serial nightmares and the rumor is probably true that currently, Karlz is in love with an inmate who is in prison right now for the murder of his girlfriend. Karla was very evasive when she was asked about her relationship with this inmate in a recent interview. Her belligerent attitude towards the questions about this man reveal (at least to me and other smart people) that she has probably had sex with this convicted felon while serving her time and that she has probably had sex with him on more than one occasion, probably several. I'm not sure if this "boyfriend" of hers is due to be released any time soon, but whether he is or not, if the police take any restraint away from Karla, it is very likely that she could meet another male serial murderer and help him by going on another widespread killing spree. :eek:
spike
08-03-2005, 11:10 PM
come on people. i put in a solid comment. y'all have minds. comment on what i said.
spike:mad:
I don't think Karla wants to go back to "jail" .... personally I don't believe she will re-offend
Her bf is in for life for the murder he commited.
I think she will commit again. She is obsessed with murder. Notice the murders didn't start till she came into the pic. Plus all the books she read while in jail were about murders. Then when she was told she could have a penpal (the bf now) she chooses someone who committed murder. Look at the pattern. IMO its just a matter of time before she needs her fix to murder again.
Originally posted by SandraM
Her bf is in for life for the murder he commited.
I think she will commit again. She is obsessed with murder. Notice the murders didn't start till she came into the pic. Plus all the books she read while in jail were about murders. Then when she was told she could have a penpal (the bf now) she chooses someone who committed murder. Look at the pattern. IMO its just a matter of time before she needs her fix to murder again.
how do you know she is obsessed with murder? I HATE when people talk about murder not happening until Karla was in the picture ... for gods sake it was just a matter of time before Paul started murdering with or without Karla or atleast thats what the experts seem to think (Dr. Katherine Ramsland) ..
I've read a lot of books about true crime and murder and I would never consider myself "obsessed" with murder :shrug:
:seeya:
Originally posted by DGAF
how do you know she is obsessed with murder? I HATE when people talk about murder not happening until Karla was in the picture ... for gods sake it was just a matter of time before Paul started murdering with or without Karla or atleast thats what the experts seem to think (Dr. Katherine Ramsland) ..
I've read a lot of books about true crime and murder and I would never consider myself "obsessed" with murder :shrug:
:seeya:
no, you're right. reading about true crime and murder doesn't make a normal person obseesed with it and want to commit these horrible acts but for a person like Karla, who has killed 3 teens, it is. It's a very huge issue and does tell us a lot about her character and who she really is.
as for Paul not killing anyone until Karla came into the picture. No matter how much you hate it when people say that, doesn't matter because it's the truth. Paul was a serial rapist. he raped women for years and years and set them free. That was bad enough for him to spend the rest of his life in prison but when he met Karla, that's when the killing started. starting with her baby sister Tammy.
she is obseesed with murder and she likes to do it. She will re-offend when she finds her new Paul Benardo. Her boyfriend is serving a life sentence for murder. She's a cold blooded dangerous and evil person. Bottom line.
northernrflxn
08-04-2005, 10:10 AM
Originally posted by SandraM
Her bf is in for life for the murder he commited.
I think she will commit again. She is obsessed with murder. Notice the murders didn't start till she came into the pic. Plus all the books she read while in jail were about murders. Then when she was told she could have a penpal (the bf now) she chooses someone who committed murder. Look at the pattern. IMO its just a matter of time before she needs her fix to murder again.
Like Paul wasn't already on the serial rapist to serial killer trajectory without Homolka.
He clearly had to have been unnerved by his likeness to the released composite and the collection of his DNA. No rapes were committed in Scarborogh following those events. The one Scarborogh Rapist style rape he committed in St. Catharines resulted in him being closely pursued by men who almost caught him. One wonders if he realized a change in MO was going to be required.
The abduction of Leslie Mahaffey was a crime of opportunity in which Homolka had no role. Leslie had seen his face, and his car, and absorbed who knew how many other small telling details during her abduction, transport, confinement and rape despite being later blindfolded. Bernardo would not have taken a chance by allowing her to live.
The opportunity to rape and brutalize a woman over a number of days, as well as record it on videotape, must have had a lot of appeal to a sadist like Bernardo once he had a taste of it. Murder became a necessary end to that means, and outside of the fact that Homolka's presence in his life meant he had a home to do it in, I don't think she played any role in escalating the crimes other than by her silence and complicity. This is different than pegging her as the cause.
According to Stephen Williams, your assertion that Homolka only, or even mostly, read true crime in jail is simply wrong. Regardless, an interest in this type of reading material is indictive of nothing. Let's remember where we're all posting.
Finally, one cannot assume that her interest in Gerbet is rooted in his crime. When you look at the wide range of her interests in prison it is far more likely to me that her interest in Gerbet exists in spite of his crime, and not because of it.
cantstandnuts
08-04-2005, 10:16 AM
Too bad I'm not a sociopathic murderer or Karla would like me a lot. Obviously, Karlz is attracted to men who murder. Paul was one of Canada's worst serial nightmares and the rumor is probably true that currently, Karlz is in love with an inmate who is in prison right now for the murder of his girlfriend. Karla was very evasive when she was asked about her relationship with this inmate in a recent interview. Her belligerent attitude towards the questions about this man reveal (at least to me and other smart people) that she has probably had sex with this convicted felon while serving her time and that she has probably had sex with him on more than one occasion, probably several. I'm not sure if this "boyfriend" of hers is due to be released any time soon, but whether he is or not, if the police take any restraint away from Karla, it is very likely that she could meet another male serial murderer and help him by going on another widespread killing spree.
I think you're right about Karla being attracted to murdering or at least raping types. She was friends with those girls who were doing time for rape and kidnapping. She was involved with Gerbet, the murderer and we all know what she was up to with Paul.
I don't believe Gerbet is due out ever. I think he is in for life.
I do believe she will gravitate eventually to another man of the same type, though, and that it's only a matter of time before she is doing this stuff again. I don't think she can help herself. I believe she likes it that much and I also believe she thinks she's smart enough to get away with it this time...after all she's learned from her last incidents and she'll make a few adjustments so as not to get caught. Since she's very smart, I believe she will delude herself into thinking she can get away with the perfect crime next time.
As for Paul, many killers start out raping and progress to murder, so the fact that he raped for years and only murdered with Karla in the picture means little to me. His crimes were progressively more violent and to me, that means, he would have eventually killed...with or without Karla...she may have helped him speed it up, but I am confident he would have gotten there eventually anyway. If anyone knows about Joseph Duncan, he started out a sexual predator and progressed to murder. Countless men have.
Spike, decent post. :beer:
northernrflxn
08-04-2005, 10:36 AM
Originally posted by cantstandnuts
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I think you're right about Karla being attracted to murdering or at least raping types. She was friends with those girls who were doing time for rape and kidnapping. She was involved with Gerbet, the murderer and we all know what she was up to with Paul.
I don't believe Gerbet is due out ever. I think he is in for life.
I do believe she will gravitate eventually to another man of the same type, though, and that it's only a matter of time before she is doing this stuff again. I don't think she can help herself. I believe she likes it that much and I also believe she thinks she's smart enough to get away with it this time...after all she's learned from her last incidents and she'll make a few adjustments so as not to get caught. Since she's very smart, I believe she will delude herself into thinking she can get away with the perfect crime next time.
As for Paul, many killers start out raping and progress to murder, so the fact that he raped for years and only murdered with Karla in the picture means little to me. His crimes were progressively more violent and to me, that means, he would have eventually killed...with or without Karla...she may have helped him speed it up, but I am confident he would have gotten there eventually anyway. If anyone knows about Joseph Duncan, he started out a predator and progressed to murder. Countless men have.
Spike, decent post. :beer: [/B]
Whom did you expect Homolka to meet in prison? Nuns? She was friends with other inmates whose crimes were not of that nature as well. What evidence can you point to that includes all the relevant circumstances that implies that Homolka was drawn to those girls particularly, and for prurient reasons?
Gerbet was convicted of 2nd degree murder and will be eligible for full parole in 2008.
What evidence can you point to that indicates that Homolka "likes" rape and murder and is drawn to it to satisfy her own needs and desires? I believe the evidence shows that her participation was driven by a desire to do whatever Paul wanted motivated by a combination of conflicted feelings for her manipulative husband, fear for herself and a self perpetuating fear of being punished for the crimes that began with the accidental death of her sister. Homolka saw two ways out: jail or death, and neither apparently held great sway.
northernrflxn
YOU'RE RIGHT ON THE MONEY :D
northernrflxn
08-04-2005, 11:41 AM
Originally posted by DGAF
northernrflxn
YOU'RE RIGHT ON THE MONEY :D
Yeah, I get that a lot around here.
NOT :)
cantstandnuts
08-04-2005, 11:49 AM
Whom did you expect Homolka to meet in prison? Nuns? She was friends with other inmates whose crimes were not of that nature as well. What evidence can you point to that includes all the relevant circumstances that implies that Homolka was drawn to those girls particularly, and for prurient reasons?
Of course I didn't expect her to meet nuns, but I did expect you to ask that question as you strive to make every conceivable argument to support your theory that she isn't a sociopathic raping murderess. Point is, people in that prison, I'm sure committed a lot of different crimes, but who does she ally herself with? Rapists and killers...there has to be a reason for that and I say it's because she's attracted to that sort of person.
Gerbet was convicted of 2nd degree murder and will be eligible for full parole in 2008.
I stand corrected. I must admit that you do have a wealth of knowledge relative to this case. That's why it's curious to me that you don't seem to understand the main player in it.
What evidence can you point to that indicates that Homolka "likes" rape and murder and is drawn to it to satisfy her own needs and desires? I believe the evidence shows that her participation was driven by a desire to do whatever Paul wanted motivated by a combination of conflicted feelings for her manipulative husband, fear for herself and a self perpetuating fear of being punished for the crimes that began with the accidental death of her sister. Homolka saw two ways out: jail or death, and neither apparently held great sway.
I don't have any GD evidence, it's my GD opinion and I never stated it as a fact...Well, you know, I may have but not as an actual fact, but more that I often will say "the fact is..." when I don't mean I'm actually stating fact, it's just one of my ways of talking...it's a bad habit, I know and I've gotten called on it. I just let you know this, because I am almost positive that if I didn't point it out, you'd be copying/pasting one of my "the fact is..." posts when it's really just a manner of speaking for me and I am not really stating fact. Whatever, the point is I am stating what I believe is an educated opinion and speaking on that. Where's your evidence that Karla doesn't like rape and murder and the types who are drawn to it? If there were any real evidence either way, we wouldn't be on such opposite poles. And I say the evidence is in her behavior, both then and now.
spike
08-04-2005, 02:26 PM
Unless Karlz is on probation and surveillance for LIFE, there could be a-trouble a-brewin'. Remember people, she's only 35. That's pretty frickin' young. I'm just afraid that one day I'll pick up a paper and Karla and her new boy toy will be on the cover, having been arrested for the murder of a 14 year old girl and suspected for 10 other murders. :rolleyes:
cantstandnuts
08-04-2005, 02:34 PM
Unless Karlz is on probation and surveillance for LIFE, there could be a-trouble a-brewin'. Remember people, she's only 35. That's pretty frickin' young. I'm just afraid that one day I'll pick up a paper and Karla and her new boy toy will be on the cover, having been arrested for the murder of a 14 year old girl and suspected for 10 other murders.
That's what people are worried about and I don't blame anyone for thinking that, because it's a valid concern considering her past actions. And I don't get how anyone can downplay her potential dangerousness based on what she's done already! We know she is certainly capable of rape and murder (or at least accomplice to murder) so why is it such a stretch to believe she is capable of re-offending? And, good point, Spike, because it's not like she's been rotting away in prison for eons and is now 110 years old, she's not even 40 yet, so has a lot more years of potential depravity ahead of her IMO. Now, I see you rolled your eyes in your post...are you being a :biggrin: again or do you mean what you wrote in the above quoted post?
2L8 4A D8
08-04-2005, 02:38 PM
Originally posted by spike
Unless Karlz is on probation and surveillance for LIFE, there could be a-trouble a-brewin'. Remember people, she's only 35. That's pretty frickin' young. I'm just afraid that one day I'll pick up a paper and Karla and her new boy toy will be on the cover, having been arrested for the murder of a 14 year old girl and suspected for 10 other murders. :rolleyes:
Well, Angelus, I see that you haven't changed by your sarcastic reply, what with the :rolleyes: in your post!
spike
08-04-2005, 02:41 PM
Another thing. How do you release a serial killer? Even releasing rapists and child molesters is bad, but at least them I can understand. How does someone actively participate in the cold blooded murders of over half a dozen girls and get 12 years? After the deal, why can't we just say "Hah, we were just kidding. You gotta fry, babe!"?
I don't even understand why anyone around here is arguing what Karla "will" do, or what she "wants" to do.
To ME, she's a groveling, sadistic and homely woman who is looking for forgiveness & understanding for the kidnapping, raping, torturing and murdering SHE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN. I could give 2 ****s how much time she has spent in jail.. she will forever be the ugliest person walking.
I cannot sympathize. Nor will I. All this bantering back and forth about "what she could have done" or "what she might do" or "who had sex first" or "why they had sex" doesn't mean squat.. the FACTS ARE SIMPLE: SHE IS EVIL. PERIOD.
(lets not forget that she DOCUMENTED these things with a handy-dandy camcorder also)
spike
08-04-2005, 04:23 PM
Well. Its actually VERY VERY important what she "might do" if that "might do" is MURDER. I think its worth arguing, debating, or talking over. Don't some of you other folks? :shrug:
cantstandnuts
08-04-2005, 04:32 PM
Well. Its actually VERY VERY important what she "might do" if that "might do" is MURDER. I think its worth arguing, debating, or talking over. Don't some of you other folks?
I do. And actually, why would this message board exist if not to talk about Karla? Is it just to state how much we hate her? I find no reason for that. I know I despise her actions and I don't know that I need to JUST hear how much other people do also, but also what other points of view are out there and how people explain their points. I'm not sure I get the point of the message board if it's not to discuss the whole story from all aspects and what the future could hold.
I'm a bit confused. I don't think the board was meant to be a collective hate fest. :confused:
spike
08-04-2005, 04:56 PM
I think its really sad and ironic that we can almost always remember the serial killer's name, but hardly ever remember even ONE of the victim's names. :(
Uhh. Yea, spike. If you haven't noticed, it's pretty much the general consensus around here...yepper, she's dangerous.
Collective hatefest? {{confused}} Umm.. no, I'm not saying that we shouldn't talk about her, in whatever way we end up talking about her.. I am here to read and respond to whatever. This message board about Karla though, always seems to boil down to posters arguing with each other. Makes it annoying to even come here and READ, let alone try and answer or participate.
Oh, and if it DID turn into a "collective hatefest", would that bother you? I don't want to sit here and imagine what "she MIGHT do", I know what she already did. I didn't realize that this board is meant to hypothesize about the future and argue with each other's ideas of what that might be.
I chose to already hate her for what she did.
spike
08-04-2005, 05:11 PM
Well, I'm not here to argue with anyone, just to point out my take on things. Having read several dozen books on the subject and having examined over hundreds of case studies, I believe my opinion should be taken seriously.
I think everyone SHOULD care about what a released serial killer MAY do in the future. It would be nice to believe that serial killers that serve their time and are released are fully rehabilitated. However, there are two instances, when attempts were made to "cure" the killer and they both failed miserably. Both Ed Kemper and Peter Woodcock were institutionalized in mental hospitals and released. People like Maveno "didn't care" what they "might do" and they both murdered more victims. I think EVERYONE should keep an eye on Karla's actions. What do y'all think? :confused:
Originally posted by spike
People like Maveno "didn't care" what they "might do" and they both murdered more victims. I think EVERYONE should keep an eye on Karla's actions. What do y'all think? :confused: [/B]
I suggest you think twice before lumping me into this statement. You have no clue how I truly feel about the subject, and trust me..if it was up to me, she wouldn't have the capabilities to "murder again".
You're missing the whole reason why I posted earlier. But that's alright, I fully expected it.
Oh, and btw.. I support the hounding of Karla. A public hanging is what I would actually like to see. So? Now that you know how I feel (ie; supporting the people that actually "care"), am I going to be able to stop her from committing a crime? Will my hypothesis on the subject stop her from anything?
spike
08-04-2005, 05:28 PM
It might. :D
cantstandnuts
08-04-2005, 05:36 PM
Maveno, I meant nothing by that, except maybe I don't get the point of message boards, because I come to message boards to communicate and I actually like the debate of the whole thing, I love to argue, that's all I meant. I have a hard time sitting around agreeing with everything everyone says all the time because, well, it gets boring...like too much of a good thing so to speak. I like the varied views of all people, whether I agree with them or not. I'm not just into the one point of view. I like them all. Sorry to confuse you and hope I didn't get your temper up, I didn't mean it. :shrug:
nuts, I didn't get mad at all. No worries.
Yea, I like a good debate too. To be an avid poster on boards, ya kinda have to get used to that.
A healthy debate is great..but it just seems to be more 'personal' when a poster disagrees with another poster around here. Maybe not, I dunno.. I love reading the threads, and every single one of them (threads) seems to boil down to who can be more sarcastic to each other.
I'd LOVE for a copasetic agreement about Karla, that she should always be 'watched'. But I doubt northern will agree to that. :D
I'm NOT trying to argue w/northern, nor am I saying her thoughts on the subject is wrong. She's just the only one I have read that doesn't agree w/that.
spike
08-04-2005, 06:57 PM
about sarcasm there, bub. Its a fine art if you ask me. :no:
Originally posted by spike
about sarcasm there, bub. Its a fine art if you ask me. :no: I'll agree with you about that, chump.
Originally posted by spike
How does someone actively participate in the cold blooded murders of over half a dozen girls
over half a dozen ... wtf are you talking about?
cantstandnuts
08-05-2005, 09:32 AM
Yea, I like a good debate too. To be an avid poster on boards, ya kinda have to get used to that. A healthy debate is great..but it just seems to be more 'personal' when a poster disagrees with another poster around here. Maybe not, I dunno.. I love reading the threads, and every single one of them (threads) seems to boil down to who can be more sarcastic to each other.
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Yeah, this board does have it's share of sarcasm. I know I can get sarcastic too, although I try not to. I haven't actually seen a message board quite like the court tv one before. I mean, regardless of what forum you're in, there's all kinds of name calling and stuff. I don't get that. While I can get snippy, I try to avoid the name calling. I dunno, I don't think it's very nice and I don't think there's any point to it...I think these boards, being about such serious subjects, brings out the beast in a lot of folks simply because what's being talked about is so serious and people feel so strongly about their opinions.
Anywho, Maveno, glad to know I didn't offend you, because I don't want to do that to anyone. :seeya:
spike
08-05-2005, 01:54 PM
Known victims
Tammy
Leslie
Kristen
Elizabeth
Possible victims
Hawaiian possible murder
2 Jane Does
makes SEVEN.
Seven is half a dozen. Now I know basic arithmetic is hard for some people. Especially very retarded peeps like DGAF. :D
That's WTF I'm talking about. :lol:
Originally posted by northernrflxn
Whom did you expect Homolka to meet in prison? Nuns? She was friends with other inmates whose crimes were not of that nature as well. What evidence can you point to that includes all the relevant circumstances that implies that Homolka was drawn to those girls particularly, and for prurient reasons?
Gerbet was convicted of 2nd degree murder and will be eligible for full parole in 2008.
What evidence can you point to that indicates that Homolka "likes" rape and murder and is drawn to it to satisfy her own needs and desires? I believe the evidence shows that her participation was driven by a desire to do whatever Paul wanted motivated by a combination of conflicted feelings for her manipulative husband, fear for herself and a self perpetuating fear of being punished for the crimes that began with the accidental death of her sister. Homolka saw two ways out: jail or death, and neither apparently held great sway.
Yes finally has the same point of view as me , ive been saying this for years and no one ever beleived me , every one is brainwashed by the f***ing media , only thing is the last part jail or death well i think it was help kill or be killed , she never had a choice being so young and in lust with her prince charming that she would do anything to keep him .
Living in Montreal myself now , im not affraid of her if anything id help her out be given that society and the gd media , not to mention that f***king Richer fellow , are all doing things to make themselves look better and for what Money , and they dont even know half of her background let alone her taunted relationship to Bernardo
Im sure Karla will do just fine on the streets of Montreal , Go gurl you can do it .
Trex
hockeymomof5
08-25-2005, 03:52 PM
Originally posted by trex
Yes finally has the same point of view as me , ive been saying this for years and no one ever beleived me , every one is brainwashed by the f***ing media , only thing is the last part jail or death well i think it was help kill or be killed , she never had a choice being so young and in lust with her prince charming that she would do anything to keep him .
Living in Montreal myself now , im not affraid of her if anything id help her out be given that society and the gd media , not to mention that f***king Richer fellow , are all doing things to make themselves look better and for what Money , and they dont even know half of her background let alone her taunted relationship to Bernardo
Im sure Karla will do just fine on the streets of Montreal , Go gurl you can do it .
Trex
LOL - I'm sure northern would truly appreciate the fact that YOU agree with her and support her position. :lol: :lol:
well it is true shes had a hell of a life , she paid her debt , now its time to let her live freely , being in her same position i would have done the same , im sure most of you would but it only takes a great deal of dignity to admit to it , and not to condemn a person on media falsifications . Read the books and true non media stories and tell me differently . I know that most of you that live in the st catharines area are furious bout al this i understand , the only thing i can say is put the bull**** aside and find the real truth about Karla like i have !!!!!!
sugar8
08-25-2005, 07:24 PM
Its obvious Karla is full of it. She claims Paul "forced" her to do thees horrible things and tried to play all "poor innocent me" - the fact that she is involved with the murderer (her new inmate boyfriend) is concrete confirmation this chick is addicted to depravity and crime.
Here's what I don't get....I see a lot of blame being put in her relationship. I can understand that, there are people in the world that CAN and WILL make others do what they want. But what I don't understand is, IF she was fearful of Bernardo, of course she is going to do what he wanted and go along with him. But if you are a NORMAL person, murdering people ESPECIALLY your own sister, well you are going to have some sort of feelings of remorse, or something along that line!! If she was a NORMAL human being that guilt over her sister would have eaten her up night and day!! It would have kept eating at her until she actually went to the police and confessed!! But she NEVER did that!! Only AFTER a victim gets away and the police are on to her does she then strike a deal!! And then she KNOWS full well there are video tapes of the events and never once tells police where they are or that they even exist!!! If she is such a "helpless" victim as she would like people to see her for, she IMO wouldn't have lived as long as she did not admitting what she did to her sister, and she wouldn't have happened to of "forgotten" about those tapes!!
She knew darn well if those tapes surfaced, she would be in there for life right along with her hubby!! I really think its a darn shame the bargain was made BEFORE those tapes were find...the extra 2 years she recieved was no where enough for the pain and suffering she has caused her own family, and many others as well!!!
northernrflxn
08-25-2005, 09:13 PM
Originally posted by Tweeter
Here's what I don't get....I see a lot of blame being put in her relationship. I can understand that, there are people in the world that CAN and WILL make others do what they want. But what I don't understand is, IF she was fearful of Bernardo, of course she is going to do what he wanted and go along with him. But if you are a NORMAL person, murdering people ESPECIALLY your own sister, well you are going to have some sort of feelings of remorse, or something along that line!! If she was a NORMAL human being that guilt over her sister would have eaten her up night and day!! It would have kept eating at her until she actually went to the police and confessed!! But she NEVER did that!! Only AFTER a victim gets away and the police are on to her does she then strike a deal!! And then she KNOWS full well there are video tapes of the events and never once tells police where they are or that they even exist!!! If she is such a "helpless" victim as she would like people to see her for, she IMO wouldn't have lived as long as she did not admitting what she did to her sister, and she wouldn't have happened to of "forgotten" about those tapes!!
She knew darn well if those tapes surfaced, she would be in there for life right along with her hubby!! I really think its a darn shame the bargain was made BEFORE those tapes were find...the extra 2 years she recieved was no where enough for the pain and suffering she has caused her own family, and many others as well!!!
It is absolutely false that she didn't tell the police that the videotapes existed. She told them from the beginning, and was forthright about what they contained with the exception of the Jane Doe tape. The dealmakers themselves have said that having the tapes before her deal would only have resulted in an additional 2 or 3 years. As well, she confessed Tammy's true fate and her role in it before her deal was signed and well before the tapes were turned over to the prosecution. This resulted in the "Two for Tammy" addition to her sentence. You are simply mistaken about some of the facts you state.
People forget that there is nothing "normal" about living with a psychopath. People are angry at her for not saving those girls when she couldn't even really save herself without intervention.
I have to say I often find people on this board shockingly cold, and in at least two specific instances would rather have Homolka as a neighbour than posters here.
northernrflxn
08-25-2005, 09:19 PM
Originally posted by sugar8
Its obvious Karla is full of it. She claims Paul "forced" her to do thees horrible things and tried to play all "poor innocent me" - the fact that she is involved with the murderer (her new inmate boyfriend) is concrete confirmation this chick is addicted to depravity and crime.
While I agree Gerbet is a lously choice, saying she is "addicted to depravity and crime" ignore the reality of the circumstances under which they met and the fact that our human attractions to one another are far more multidimensional than that. Given her own experiences with a judgemental society, one could forgive her for being vulnerable to this man she met in a library.
I dunno where you get your info from, maybe posting some links would help, but in all the links I've read she never once told them about the tapes until AFTER the bargain was met!!
And she could have saved those girls, she simply chose not to.
Domestic violence is a very serious crime, and its a shame she uses it in such a negative manner as she does. All she does is use it as her "scape goat" for her actions.
As far as her new boss goes, given her experience with her husband, how the heck could she trust anyone? No amount of counseling in the world would get you past some of the things she did!! After going thru what she "claims" she did with the domestic violence with him, how could she simply trust one of the first people she meets in the start of her "new" life, I don't believe it or buy it for a minute!! If you have EVER been in a domestic violence situation, trust is one of the LAST (if ever) things you do!!!
For the record...I'd have to say I'd definately live by anyone amongst this board then to have Karla living in my neighborhood!!
northernrflxn
08-25-2005, 09:53 PM
Originally posted by Tweeter
I dunno where you get your info from, maybe posting some links would help, but in all the links I've read she never once told them about the tapes until AFTER the bargain was met!!
And she could have saved those girls, she simply chose not to.
Domestic violence is a very serious crime, and its a shame she uses it in such a negative manner as she does. All she does is use it as her "scape goat" for her actions.
As far as her new boss goes, given her experience with her husband, how the heck could she trust anyone? No amount of counseling in the world would get you past some of the things she did!! After going thru what she "claims" she did with the domestic violence with him, how could she simply trust one of the first people she meets in the start of her "new" life, I don't believe it or buy it for a minute!! If you have EVER been in a domestic violence situation, trust is one of the LAST (if ever) things you do!!!
There are no shortage of incorrect and misleading links for sure. You'll find plenty of those. Its really not up to me to provide links to what are the basic facts of this case- I would say that it is your responsibility before posting. There are several books on this case and plenty of information on reputable Canadian mainstream news sites. I'm not trying to be rude, so please don't take it that way.
She was last in a domestic abuse situation 12+ years and a dozen or so psychologists ago. Sorry - I really don't see even the most tenuous link between her relationship with her husband and her relationship with her boss.
She was a victim of domestic violence - there is no doubt about that. Whether or not anyone thinks there is a relationship between that violence and her crimes is another matter.
I think its a shame you won't provide any links for your info, I can respect you won't, but do understand then I do take what you say with a grain of salt, because there is nothing to show to back it up. I don't see why you won't post any links, or even what books you've read on this...but that's your choice, I can respect that, so I'd hope you can respect mine then for not taking too much on what you have to post....
Unless you have been in a domestic violence situation, you probably wouldn't understand the trust issue I was reffering to regarding what she has been thru, and her trusting her new boss. But if this helps to understand, picture this, your married to the life of your life, and you find out this person not only has a "dark" side but is luring you into it as well and making you a participate of it. Seriously read your posts in defense of Karla's and picuture yourself in her shoes. If it really was like that, after going thru something like that you a VERY hard time trusting someone.
I do think its very apparent there is a connection between the crimes and her abuse. She obviously was hit or beaten if her hubby didn't like her "act" that had to of tied in a great deal into her actions!!
2L8 4A D8
08-26-2005, 01:20 AM
Originally posted by trex
Yes finally has the same point of view as me , ive been saying this for years and no one ever beleived me , every one is brainwashed by the f***ing media , only thing is the last part jail or death well i think it was help kill or be killed , she never had a choice being so young and in lust with her prince charming that she would do anything to keep him .
Living in Montreal myself now , im not affraid of her if anything id help her out be given that society and the gd media , not to mention that f***king Richer fellow , are all doing things to make themselves look better and for what Money , and they dont even know half of her background let alone her taunted relationship to Bernardo
Im sure Karla will do just fine on the streets of Montreal , Go gurl you can do it .
Trex
Another reincarnated nic!
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
2L8 4A D8
08-26-2005, 01:32 AM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
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People forget that there is nothing "normal" about living with a psychopath. People are angry at her for not saving those girls when she couldn't even really save herself without intervention.
Oh, so now we are suppose to feel sorry for poor, poor Karla because "she couldn't even really save herself?" That's supposed to make a difference to any of us? Get real! You are one piece of work!
JMO and MOO!!
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Anthea Delano
08-26-2005, 07:49 AM
K was acting out with PB prior to living with him so there was no domestic scenario with gradual isolation and abuse. She was living at home with mom and dad and the whole dang family which she helped to make smaller by one. Since the horror of Tammy's accidental death didn't stop K and the horrific activities escalated after it, her actions tell everything.
One of the murdered girls was discovered on their wedding day.
Domestic violence does not fit this case. Even Hare said this.
northernrflxn
08-29-2005, 08:33 PM
Originally posted by 2L8 4A D8
Oh, so now we are suppose to feel sorry for poor, poor Karla because "she couldn't even really save herself?" That's supposed to make a difference to any of us? Get real! You are one piece of work!
JMO and MOO!!
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Of course it is. What is the matter with you?
northernrflxn
08-29-2005, 09:25 PM
Originally posted by Anthea Delano
K was acting out with PB prior to living with him so there was no domestic scenario with gradual isolation and abuse. She was living at home with mom and dad and the whole dang family which she helped to make smaller by one. Since the horror of Tammy's accidental death didn't stop K and the horrific activities escalated after it, her actions tell everything.
One of the murdered girls was discovered on their wedding day.
Domestic violence does not fit this case. Even Hare said this.
Hare, while not an expert on BWS, is not alone in feeling that BWS does not completely explain Homolkas actions. Many of the experts do concur however that an understanding of BWS contributes significantly to the understanding of her crimes. Many people in all walks of life could tell you that you don't have to be phsycially isolated to be emotionally isolated.
Hare did not examine Homolka personally and his comments are brief. We really don't know in what context he spoke them, or if he said anything else. Certainly, he did not declare Homolka a psychopath. In fact his comments seems to be limited to his rejection of BWS and Homolka's relative lack of emotion on the witness stand. Lack of emotion in relating these kinds of events is discussed at great length by FBI Profiler Roy Hazelwood who is an expert on compliant victims of sexual sadists.
Hare talks about psychopaths "learning the words but not the music" in relation to their inability to construct an emotional model of others. The shocking highlights of this case found on the web summaries and commentaries are only the words.
IMO, until you and others read in much greater depth (ie the published books on this case) about Homolka and Bernardo and their lives both before and with each other, you will forever be missing the music.
It seems to me you imagine her cold and caluculating when what she really was more than anything else all those years ago was pathetic and pitiful. When you see what she lived with, it seems to me that those with a soul could not conclude that this was a woman with anything but the barest semblance of control over her own life. Unfortuntely for Homolka, many people seem to lack the type of life experience required to understand this view of her.
2L8 4A D8
08-29-2005, 09:31 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
Of course it is. What is the matter with you?
No it isn't. WTH is the matter with you is more like it!
:chicken: :chicken: :chicken:
Anthea Delano
08-29-2005, 09:36 PM
This is the ultimate. According to a certain poster we will "forever miss the music " of K and PB relationship unless we read more about it.
What music is this? Sweeney -Todd?
This makes me think we should have a thread to recommend theme songs for the charming Bernardos.
northernrflxn
08-29-2005, 09:50 PM
Originally posted by 2L8 4A D8
No it isn't. WTH is the matter with you is more like it!
:chicken: :chicken: :chicken:
I swear I seriously sometimes think that some of YOU are evil. You are all so smug in your dismissal of the horrendous abuse she experienced in a very vulnerable stage of her life that you don't even understand that there but for the grace of God go other women not so different from you and me. It all seems so clear to you from your perches in your psycopath-free lives with decades of life experience under your belts. You only think you know for sure what you would have done, could have done.
Life may shatter some of these illusions for some of you someday, and you'll be better people for it.
Anthea Delano
08-29-2005, 10:10 PM
Is the poster who called us "evil" for real?
The person who is evil is the person who arranged to gift virginal young ladies to her beau.
"Horrendous abuse," my butt. K and Paul were vying for control the first night they met, fighting for who would be on top. Yup, that certainly sounds like K was totally submissive and sexually innocent when she was corrupted by PB.
It wasn't abuse which motivated K to give Tammy to Paul. It was a complete lack of morals and "virginity" jealousy.
"Smug." Another zing. You don't know squat about me or my personal journey.
I have plenty of opinions about you and your endless support of this criminal, but this isn't about you or about the other posters, so stop making this personal.
Why don't you support your rhetoric with links, instead of these personal attacks?
MOO
2L8 4A D8
08-29-2005, 11:22 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
I swear I seriously sometimes think that some of YOU are evil. You are all so smug in your dismissal of the horrendous abuse she experienced in a very vulnerable stage of her life that you don't even understand that there but for the grace of God go other women not so different from you and me. It all seems so clear to you from your perches in your psycopath-free lives with decades of life experience under your belts.
Life may shatter some of these illusions for some of you someday, and you'll be better people for it.
I take offense to your statement that "You only think you know for sure what you would have done, could have done." Oh really? Have you even thought for one second that maybe some of us have had a worse family life than Karla and we certainly didn't do what she did?
She had a loving Father, Mother, two Sisters, lived in a nice house in a nice neighborhood with a swimming pool and went to good schools. And yet you still expect us to feel sorry for her and "the horrendous abuse she experienced?" GMAB! Karla wasn't tied up; she didn't have a gun held to her head forcing her to do what she did. She was free to come and go. Just what part of that don't you understand? You're the one who's evil constantly sticking up for Karla.
JMO and MOO!!
northernrflxn
08-30-2005, 12:00 AM
Originally posted by Anthea Delano
Is the poster who called us "evil" for real?
The person who is evil is the person who arranged to gift virginal young ladies to her beau.
"Horrendous abuse," my butt. K and Paul were vying for control the first night they met, fighting for who would be on top. Yup, that certainly sounds like K was totally submissive and sexually innocent when she was corrupted by PB.
It wasn't abuse which motivated K to give Tammy to Paul. It was a complete lack of morals and "virginity" jealousy.
"Smug." Another zing. You don't know squat about me or my personal journey.
I have plenty of opinions about you and your endless support of this criminal, but this isn't about you or about the other posters, so stop making this personal.
Why don't you support your rhetoric with links, instead of these personal attacks?
MOO
I don't seek out links from sites accountable to nobody so somebody can tell me what to think in tidy little popular sound bites. I bought and read and reread virtually everything published on this, and then I thought about it all a great deal over the years.
This is entertainment for most of you, who can't even be bothered to read a book, never mind more than one, unless it jumps off a library shelf for free. You don't care one whit if you contribute, even if it is only in some small way, to what may be an injustice to another human being. Many of you amuse yourselves and each other with smug and sanctimonious crap without ever once seeming to really think about what you say in any meaningful context.
There is only small minded judgement where curiosity and compassion should be. Read all the literature on this controversial case, and then I will respect your opinion whatever it may be. Until then you shouldn't throw stones, and that comes from an authority greater than us all.
2L8 4A D8
08-30-2005, 04:40 AM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
I don't seek out links from sites accountable to nobody so somebody can tell me what to think in tidy little popular sound bites. I bought and read and reread virtually everything published on this, and then I thought about it all a great deal over the years.
This is entertainment for most of you, who can't even be bothered to read a book, never mind more than one, unless it jumps off a library shelf for free. You don't care one whit if you contribute, even if it is only in some small way, to what may be an injustice to another human being. Many of you amuse yourselves and each other with smug and sanctimonious crap without ever once seeming to really think about what you say in any meaningful context.
There is only small minded judgement where curiosity and compassion should be. Read all the literature on this controversial case, and then I will respect your opinion whatever it may be. Until then you shouldn't throw stones, and that comes from an authority greater than us all.
You need to get over yourself. As I have stated before, why don't you put ALL of us out of our misery and take your diatribes elsewhere? None of us can post anything that you don't come out swinging with all of your psycho babble. I don't think that there is anything that any of us could do that would make you respect our opinion. You talk down to us, tell us we are idiots and that we are evil and then you want us to impress you? GMAFB! YOU are not our teacher here and WE are not your students!
JMO and MOO!!
hockeymomof5
08-30-2005, 07:17 AM
These comments by northern speak volumes.
She wrote: You are all so smug in your dismissal of the horrendous abuse she experienced in a very vulnerable stage of her life that you don't even understand that there but for the grace of God go other women not so different from you and me. It all seems so clear to you from your perches in your psycopath-free lives with decades of life experience under your belts. You only think you know for sure what you would have done, could have done.
Perhaps Northern has done something in HER life that she would prefer to wash away by using the same excuses she credits to Karla for her crimes.
I certainly wouldn't even THINK of comparing myself or my life to Karla's, but then I haven't committed any acts so horrendous that I would look to blame someone or something else for. For northern to even attempt to compare herself to Karla makes me go "Hmmmm........".
Anthea Delano
08-30-2005, 08:22 AM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
I don't seek out links from sites accountable to nobody so somebody can tell me what to think in tidy little popular sound bites. I bought and read and reread virtually everything published on this, and then I thought about it all a great deal over the years.
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What is this supposed to mean I've done nothing different than any other poster who adds a link to a sticky site on any other board. So when will you go to all the other boards to condemn those other honest folks who used their time to seek out links to inform and update other posters? "Tidy popular sound bites?" Evidently, you don't read the links I've posted which have various opinions.
Also, you assume that by purchasing a tome somehow it makes you superior. Well, here's my news flash: IT DOESN"T. ________________________________
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This is entertainment for most of you, who can't even be bothered to read a book, never mind more than one, unless it jumps off a library shelf for free.
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This is not entertainment for me. I read an average of ten books a week from the library. These books I read do not "jump off a library shelf." The only part you are correct about is the word "free." And for me borrowing reading material from the library is a habit I share with K.
Should I assume from your bizarre attack that you sneer at all public library systems?
I never had the kind of home life K had. I grew up in one of the toughest nastiest neighborhoods ever, with an abusive alcoholic father tormenting and torturing our family. The bookmobile which came to my street once a week enabled me to find a world in books; one which was vastly different from the one I was living.
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You don't care one whit if you contribute, even if it is only in some small way, to what may be an injustice to another human being. Many of you amuse yourselves and each other with smug and sanctimonious crap without ever once seeming to really think about what you say in any meaningful context.
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Now you are a mind reader! It is decidely weird that you tell us what we think and we feel, while at the very same time castigate us for judging K, because we really don't know what she is thinking or feeling.
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There is only small minded judgement where curiosity and compassion should be. Read all the literature on this controversial case, and then I will respect your opinion whatever it may be. Until then you shouldn't throw stones, and that comes from an authority greater than us all.
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I don't want or seek respect from a person who constantly attacks other posters on a personal level. And I reject advice about pitching stones from a poster who hurls the heaviest boulders.
Anthea Delano
08-30-2005, 08:57 AM
St. Catherine's cemetery is riddled with the corpses of innocent young women who sufferred from the injustices inflicted upon them by a serial killer duo, one of whom was Karla Homolka.
Injustice is the deal which allows this serial murderer to walk the streets.
Bello
08-30-2005, 09:22 AM
Originally posted by DGAF
I don't think Karla wants to go back to "jail" .... personally I don't believe she will re-offend
i totally agree with you. She has the support of her family and the rest is history.
northernrflxn
08-30-2005, 09:37 AM
Originally posted by Anthea Delano
St. Catherine's cemetery is riddled with the corpses of innocent young women who sufferred from the injustices inflicted upon them by a serial killer duo, one of whom was Karla Homolka.
<snip>
This injustice is indeed clear and terrible. It takes a greater level of compassion and reflection and effort that you have so far been willing to put forth to acknowledge Homolka as a living victim of Paul Bernardo. That is part of this story, whether you like it or not.
Anthea Delano
08-30-2005, 09:58 AM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
This injustice is indeed clear and terrible. It takes a greater level of compassion and reflection and effort that you have so far been willing to put forth to acknowledge Homolka as a living victim of Paul Bernardo. That is part of this story, whether you like it or not.
Absolutely not. Karla Homolka is not a living victim of PB. She is a living breathing serial killer who had no moral restraints when she jumped the bones of her rapist lover PB on the first night she met him and fought him for the top position with other people in the hotel room.
Within a very short period of time, while she still resided at home with her loving normal family, she ventured out to work and she had friends; she with malice aforethought acquired illegally a drug to knock her young virginal sister out so that her rapist lover could rape her menstruating sister on Christmas Eve in her parent's home and she and Paul set up a camera so that the horrendous deed could be videotaped for future viewing pleasure.
The only victims I see in this account are the deceased Tammy and the bereaved Homolkas.
Originally posted by northernrflxn
This injustice is indeed clear and terrible. It takes a greater level of compassion and reflection and effort that you have so far been willing to put forth to acknowledge Homolka as a living victim of Paul Bernardo. That is part of this story, whether you like it or not.
The key word you said there is living...if she was indeed, a victim, then why would she be allowed to live while the others were not so fortunate? I will tell you why...because she was at least, if not more than, 50% accountable in the deaths of these young women.
May the rest of Karla's pathetic existence be constantly filled the uncertainty of knowing what is going to happen to her next. The only person she feels remorse or sadness for is herself and herself only. She is truly an evil human being and she deserves only fear, pain and heartache, which is only a fraction of what those girls must have experienced.
mirrorman
08-30-2005, 08:05 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
This injustice is indeed clear and terrible. It takes a greater level of compassion and reflection and effort that you have so far been willing to put forth to acknowledge Homolka as a living victim of Paul Bernardo. That is part of this story, whether you like it or not.
OH please....Did I read your post correctly ? you actually called KILLER KARLA a victim !
Enough said about you !:no:
northernrflxn
08-30-2005, 09:08 PM
Originally posted by mirrorman
OH please....Did I read your post correctly ? you actually called KILLER KARLA a victim !
Enough said about you !:no:
Having to choose between Karla as victim and Karla as killer is the false dilemma of the simple minded. Enough said about you.
2L8 4A D8
08-30-2005, 09:16 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
This injustice is indeed clear and terrible. It takes a greater level of compassion and reflection and effort that you have so far been willing to put forth to acknowledge Homolka as a living victim of Paul Bernardo. That is part of this story, whether you like it or not.
Oh please! GMAB! A victim is a person who does not have any choices in their predicament. Karla is no more a victim of Paul's or anybody. She had plenty of "choices" and she chose to stay with Paul and keep him happy because that's what mattered most to her. That was her priority in her life.
Unlike Tammy, Leslie, Kristen and Jane Doe. They were truly the victims here. They didn't have any choices and had they been given any, I am sure that they would have chosen, hands down, not to be the victims of Karla and Paul Bernardo.
JMO and MOO!!
2L8 4A D8
08-30-2005, 09:20 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
Having to choose between Karla as victim and Karla as killer is the false dilemma of the simple minded. Enough said about you.
We may be simple minded, but you are definitely a few french fries short of a Happy Meal if you can honestly make the above statement!
JMO and MOO!!
mirrorman
08-31-2005, 12:02 PM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
Having to choose between Karla as victim and Karla as killer is the false dilemma of the simple minded. Enough said about you.
Northernfixin I know exactly your type:
-You think we can rehabilitate killers, rapists and pedophiles with a big group hug !
It's truly bizarre how U defend KILLER KARLA, fully aware of
the horrors she inflicted on those innocent people
:confused:
I bet you think the majority of most serious offenders are a product of not being held enough as a child.
JMO
chilione
09-01-2005, 10:36 AM
Originally posted by northernrflxn
I swear I seriously sometimes think that some of YOU are evil. You are all so smug in your dismissal of the horrendous abuse she experienced in a very vulnerable stage of her life that you don't even understand that there but for the grace of God go other women not so different from you and me. It all seems so clear to you from your perches in your psycopath-free lives with decades of life experience under your belts. You only think you know for sure what you would have done, could have done.
Life may shatter some of these illusions for some of you someday, and you'll be better people for it.
You are calling other posters evil while trying to justify the actions of the one who is "evil personified"? Unbelievable!
What horrendous abuse did Karla experience at a very vulnerable stage in her life???? Was it anything like the horrendous abuse that she dished out to Kristen and Leslie? I read 3 of the books on this and nowhere was there any mention of horrendous abuse that Karla experienced.
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