Karla Homolka - Child Rapist, Torturer and Killer

[g r ee n ey e s]

That is the most confusing blog ever.

Yeah, none of that shit made sense.

I watched Karla last night and realized halfway through that I have seen it before. I don't know how much I believe that movie is true, it's pretty slanted towards her version, of course. But I will tell you this, the one scene where he is throwing her shit out of the house and screaming at her, I totally had flashbacks. Just insert my name there and it was like hearing a recording of my past relationship. Biggest difference would be that I did leave, and I would have never done those things for the man I loved.

[Ron_NYC]

Yeah, none of that shit made sense.

I watched Karla last night and realized halfway through that I have seen it before. I don't know how much I believe that movie is true, it's pretty slanted towards her version, of course. But I will tell you this, the one scene where he is throwing her shit out of the house and screaming at her, I totally had flashbacks. Just insert my name there and it was like hearing a recording of my past relationship. Biggest difference would be that I did leave, and I would have never done those things for the man I loved.

You lack commitment.

One of my 'first date' questions is "would you rape and murder with me?"

If she says no, definite red flag.

[g r ee n ey e s]

You lack commitment.

One of my 'first date' questions is "would you rape and murder with me?"

If she says no, definite red flag.

I've since realized my inability to give that much, hence me being single.

[Nomad]

That movie is bad. And I'm the guy that likes everything.

It had its moments. I thought that Misha Collins was cast well as Bernardo.

[g r ee n ey e s]

It had its moments. I thought that Misha Collins was cast well as Bernardo.

500000000000x's better looking than the real dude.

[k_bass]

She did her time. She's paid her dues to society. Hopefully the Karla that we all read about is long dead and gone, and this Karla is ready to move on with a more positive outlook. She should keep in mind what happened every waking moment, knowing that she killed her own sister and the other victims. I don't know how you live with yourself, knowing you did something to your own sister that caused her to die...but people amaze me every day.

Oh I'm sure she still has cuntal tendencies. No amount of children or amnesia of the past is gonna erase that shit. I'm sure somewhere deep inside she's thinking "yeah, baby...I convinced 'em all that he made me do it! Now I'm free!" I'm sure of it. And seriously, if you're a douchebitch enough to let someone else rape your sister and let her die then you deserve a helluva lot worse than what she got. It's unfortunate that she got such a light sentence, but they had to go after the "real" bad guy, Paul "I look like an asshole" Bernardo. They should both have received equal sentences, IMO. They both did it, and you can't tell me that that bitch didn't know exactly what she was doing. I call bullshit on that. She knew.

Wait... You said like 2 completely different things here. And how exactly did she do her time when she lied about being forced to help with the murders, but really was willing and completely into catching/torturing/killing these girls?

[bowieluva]

Yeah, also she didn't like, drunk drive and have to live with the knowledge she killed her sister. She participated in the rape, torture, and murder of her sister. Willingly. She was even the one who suggested her.

[g r ee n ey e s]

Yeah, also she didn't like, drunk drive and have to live with the knowledge she killed her sister. She participated in the rape, torture, and murder of her sister. Willingly. She was even the one who suggested her.

Which is the part of the story that I am sorry, I don't get it. A battered woman would not hand over their little sister for her husband to drug and rape and then participate. They portray her sisters death as an accident, as if that negates her drugging her to rape her. Paul could have been batshit crazy but she didn't have to be. It just throws the whole victimization of her out of the window for me.

[bowieluva]

Which is the part of the story that I am sorry, I don't get it. A battered woman would not hand over their little sister for her husband to drug and rape and then participate. They portray her sisters death as an accident, as if that negates her drugging her to rape her. Paul could have been batshit crazy but she didn't have to be. It just throws the whole victimization of her out of the window for me.

That and all the pictures of her being like THUMBS UP I'M RAPING MY SISTER! And the basic implication that she was the one who instigated that shit in the first place.

[g r ee n ey e s]

Of course in Karla they make it look like he was beating her into participation. Which, I am sorry but you could beat me into a pulp and I am not going to drug and rape my sister.

[Ron_NYC]

Of course in Karla they make it look like he was beating her into participation. Which, I am sorry but you could beat me into a pulp and I am not going to drug and rape my sister.

Party pooper.

[g r ee n ey e s]

Party pooper.

I really have become somewhat of a grandma these days.

[bowieluva]

I definitely wouldn't have the acting skills to be like HEY THIS IS SO FUN!

[kevansvault]

Wait... You said like 2 completely different things here. And how exactly did she do her time when she lied about being forced to help with the murders, but really was willing and completely into catching/torturing/killing these girls?

Actually no, I didn't. If you need a summation, here:

She did her time - the time they gave her based on evidence/testimony/whatever. What was it, twelve years? Anyway...she served it. Nothing we can do about not having her still locked up, she got a lighter sentence. That's what she was given, that's what she served. The court gave her the time, and she did it. Obviously they didn't care about the lies she told or they had already factored them in to the sentencing and weighed that against the "pressure to do it" by Paul.

Now, second post: "It's unfortunate she got such a light sentence, but they had to go after the "real" bad guy, Paul" -- meaning they obviously wanted Paul in prison and off the streets, perhaps fearing him to be the evil mastermind. Sure, Karla agreed and did whatever he wanted, but you know they thought..."he's the guy, he's the one who put her up to it", "probably told her he'd beat the shit out of her if she didn't".

That's not two different things, but whatever.

[bowieluva]

Actually no, I didn't. If you need a summation, here:

She did her time - the time they gave her based on evidence/testimony/whatever. What was it, twelve years? Anyway...she served it. Nothing we can do about not having her still locked up, she got a lighter sentence. That's what she was given, that's what she served. The court gave her the time, and she did it. Obviously they didn't care about the lies she told or they had already factored them in to the sentencing and weighed that against the "pressure to do it" by Paul.

Now, second post: "It's unfortunate she got such a light sentence, but they had to go after the "real" bad guy, Paul" -- meaning they obviously wanted Paul in prison and off the streets, perhaps fearing him to be the evil mastermind. Sure, Karla agreed and did whatever he wanted, but you know they thought..."he's the guy, he's the one who put her up to it", "probably told her he'd beat the shit out of her if she didn't".

That's not two different things, but whatever.

This is absolutely incorrect. They made a deal with her before they had all the evidence and facts, and once they did, they knew they'd made a deal with the devil but it was legally binding and they couldn't go against it.

[Ron_NYC]

This is absolutely incorrect. They made a deal with her before they had all the evidence and facts, and once they did, they knew they'd made a deal with the devil but it was legally binding and they couldn't go against it.

This is why people hate her so much, Kevan. She basically got away with murder. Literally, actually, so that's why she had to go into hiding.

[g r ee n ey e s]

I think the only reason she went to the cops to begin with was because she saw that he would do to her what she had been helping him do all along. She probably would have stuck with it forever if things remained the way they were.

[bowieluva]

I think the only reason she went to the cops to begin with was because she saw that he would do to her what she had been helping him do all along. She probably would have stuck with it forever if things remained the way they were.

I think even more so, she was mad at him and punishing him. He claims he told her he didn't want to do it anymore. Although I don't fully believe that, I do think that it was more along the lines of a 'fuuuck you' than 'I'm scared.'
I think she also knew they were going to get caught and wanted to establish her side as fast as possible.

[Ron_NYC]

I think even more so, she was mad at him and punishing him. He claims he told her he didn't want to do it anymore. Although I don't fully believe that, I do think that it was more along the lines of a 'fuuuck you' than 'I'm scared.'
I think she also knew they were going to get caught and wanted to establish her side as fast as possible.

[g r ee n ey e s]

True. True.