Have You Heard About “The Butcher Of Montreal”?

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Clarissa

June 7, 2012

My sister just made sure that my bout of insomnia will continue tonight, too, by telling me about the most recent serial killer from Montreal who has recently been captured. I have no idea how I managed to miss this horrifying story.

The only positive thing about this tragedy is that, nowadays, it is much easier to catch such serial killers. Just a 100 years ago, he’d kill a multitude people and would probably only be stopped by old age or death. And in our times, the entire world starts to collaborate at apprehending the killer.

I’m now completely traumatized by this story.

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5 responses to “Have You Heard About “The Butcher Of Montreal”?”

N G

June 7, 2012

I’m surprised that you just found out about it. There was a rumour on the internet that he dated Karla Holmolka, Paul Bernardo’s ex wife.

http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Suspect+dismemberment+case+dated+Karla+Homolka/6706275/story.html

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1. bloggerclarissa
  
  June 7, 2012
  
  I’m still shocked that she was let out of jail. Talk about a double standard!
  
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N G

June 7, 2012

Of course you know about the Karla Homolka Fan Club yahoo group. Here’s their header.

Karla Homolka, like all women, is innocent of her crimes. All women, from
Countess Erzsébet Báthory to Aileen Wuornos, are automatically exonerated of
any “crimes” they may have committed as any actions of theirs are solely
reactionary responses women were driven to commit by the abusive, coercive
and controlling treatment at the hands of men.

Men are the world’s true and only criminals, and women who have been
convicted of crimes and who are serving prison sentences are the victims of
unjust and sexist legal systems.

Join us as we unite in our fight to free all imprisoned women and to restore
their good names from further victimization. ”

Double standard alright!

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1. bloggerclarissa
  
  June 7, 2012
  
  These people are being facetious, right??
  
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2. thevenerablecorvex
  
  June 7, 2012
  
  Sounds like a case of Poe’s Law in action, applied to radical feminists rather than fundamentalists.
  
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