Byron said:

See my link above. She was released this past weekend.

M

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

I think they couldn't (or didn't) want to fathom that someone like her (or who looked like her) could be evil enough to have committed those crimes...so Paul's abuse of her was used as her excuse for her participation. But if I remember correctly, he didn't abuse her until well after they started their "activities"...god, I hate reliving reading about that reality. I'm moving on to another thread...lol

Byron said:

You're right Byron. She used it as an excuse. The videos of her killing her sister and everything else showed her as a willing participant.

M

un friggin believable that they released that trash



very disappointing

theAudience said:

Yeah, that dude SCARED ME

ella731 said:

you live in milwaukee?

Anyways, my aunt use to go out with this guy who would sell coke to Dahmer on a regular basis. He said Dahmer would also hang out for a bit and have a beer, though, there would always be a bunch of people around. Everyone thought he was a cool whiteboy.

Byron said:

That's my name. I barely see it anywhere. Just great that it happens to be the name of a psychotic murderess.

jerseykrs said:

that would probably be Andrei Chikatilo, there are other russian serial killers, there are serial killers in every nation on the planet, but he was by far the most prolific and famous, between 1978 and 1990 he killed at least 52 women and children (that's the number he was convicted for at least).

StaticDeth said:

Charles Manson really shook me up as a youngin...then Wayne Williams down in Atlanta, but he was framed.

DexMSR said:

Manson's a weird one, He's not technically a serial killer, He's way too social for that, but he is a scary son of a bitch. He released a new Album in April of songs recorded in Prison, and of course he's been the figurehead of a Environmentalist group called "ATWA" (Air Earth Trees Water, or All The Way Alive) for some time now. He still has folowers to this day.


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I remeber the zebra and the zodiac killers when I was growing up. As a teen I met a guy who's mom was a pros.. she had been killed by one of these killers, his grandparents raised him and didn't tell him how she had died until he was 16.


I too am facinated by what "makes" a serial killer.



the green river killer and the btk killer are pretty scary. I watched a show on discovery or sumthin about the green river killer and listened to him talk about his kills--he was so detatched.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

These murders were committed not too far from Toronto (and his rapes happened here). There is great outcry about her release. The deal was cut before they knew about the existence of the videotapes.

Her lawyers have gone to court to try and stop the media reporting about her (the chances of this happening are zero). Ironically, immediately after she was released, she went to do a TV interview in French (the second language she has learned in prison). She plans to live in the Montreal area.

This story has entirely dominated the media for the last month.

Here is the most worrisome part of her interview (translated from French):

Napier: You had a relationship in prison with someone who killed his wife. Have you continued this relationship with Jean-Paul Gerbet?

Homolka: I am not prepared to talk about people I knew in prison.

Napier: Why? Is there a particular reason you don't want to talk about it?

Homolka: Yes, because I have lived through the whole media circus and I don't want the friends I had in jail to be subjected to that. I am not here to talk, but ...

Napier: Are you still communicating with him in any way?

Homolka: I have already answered that question.

Ace said:

thanks, I was wondering about that. They showed the un-translated interview on Inside Edition, I think. They showed this story on Autopsy on HBO a while back.