Post date: Jun 25, 2012 3:26:25 AM
A journalist has tracked down the infamous Canadian killer Karla Homolka and found her now a mother of three married to the brother of her former lawyer.
She lives on the island of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean.
Here is some text from an article written by CTV:
Journalist Paula Todd has tracked down Karla Homolka and discovered the convicted killer is now a mother of three living on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.
Todd released an e-book this week, titled "Finding Karla."
In the short 46-page book, Todd describes how she followed a tip she found on the Internet that Homolka was living in Guadeloupe for several years.
Last month, Todd discovered the tip was right. After flying down and wandering the streets of the island nation, she finally tracked the notorious schoolgirl killer down.
The ensuing conversation is detailed in Todd's book, which is available on Kindle Singles, Kobo, iBooks and Nook for $2.99.
In the early 1990s, Homolka and her then-husband, Paul Bernardo, were convicted of crimes related to the rape and murder of two schoolgirls, Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy.
While Bernardo went on to be sentenced to life in prison, the nation was horrified to learn that Homolka had struck a deal with prosecutors in 1993 in which she pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
She served 12 years in prison and after her release in 2005, moved to Quebec. She gave one TV interview and then seemed to disappear. Little has been known about her life since 2007, beyond a report that she had married and had one child.
Todd writes that she stumbled on Homolka's home while walking along a gravel side road. She found herself staring at a residence with mailbox that read, "Leanne Bordelais," the name that Homolka now goes by.
Also here are some notes for the above video posted at YouTube.
Published on Jun 24, 2012 by globalnational
Fri, Jun 22: Canadian journalist Paula Todd writes a book about finding convicted killer Karla Homolka, who is now a married mother of three living in the Caribbean.
For a CBC interview with Todd go here.
The complete CTV text article 'Journalist finds Homolka in Guadeloupe, with 3 kids' is here.