This Just Makes Me Feel Sick
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Well then what is Bernardo serving?
I know he applied for Medium Security status some time ago... which results in tangibly better living conditions.. but was denied, although he's been a 'model' inmate.
Federal. Anything over a couple years is federal. Also he was charged with murder which also falls under federal jurisdiction.
I take back what I said - i just read that she thinks he is innocent. Very strange, did he even deny it afterwards? I don't recall.
He got federal time.
Conditions of access for conjugal visits in Ontario
Private Family Visits in Canada, Between Rehabilitation and Stricter Control: Portrait of a System
1.3 Conditions of Access
14Since the object of these visits is to maintain both relations within the couple and family and social ties, these programs are open to everyone in the prisoner’s entourage. Potential visitors include not only family members in the broadest acceptation – spouses, common-law partners3, children, parents, foster-parents, siblings, grandparents, and persons with whom, in the opinion of the institutional head, the inmate has a close familial bond – but also anyone else in the community with whom it is clearly established that the offender has a strong relationship irrespective of any family tie.
15The private family visit program is open to all inmates incarcerated in a federal prison independently of its level of security, except for those in a special detention unit4. However, some prisoners may be barred from the program, either because there is a risk of family or conjugal violence, or because they have access to other programs for maintaining family ties, particularly unsupervised leaves. Also, if there seems to be some potential danger or if the inmate is found guilty of a disciplinary offense threatening safety within the facility – such as introducing prohibited objects, possession of weapons or of instruments susceptible of use for escape or taking a hostage – during the previous private family visit, he loses his right to the program.
16Authorization is delivered by the head of the facility following recommendation by the probation officer in charge of the inmate. Before any private family visit, a request for admission must be filed. Security screening is then done, and repeated every 2 years. At the same time, the visitor must sign a “statement of voluntary participation and consent” and meet with the officer in charge of the case, who determines whether the person is fully, entirely willing to participate in this type of visit and is not under any pressure to do so. The same officer evaluates whether “the relationship is well-grounded, stable and beneficial”. To do so she considers all available information, especially using investigations within the community and the family, and among neighbors or any employer of the offender as well of as his visitors. Last, following each private family visit, a staff member meets the visitors to make sure the visit went well.
The last time he was in the news was due to corrections Canada removing someone who was bothering him and Russell Williams in their cell block. They complained about the latest murderer to enter their detention area annoying them.
Corrections Canada complied, making their lives more comfy.
http://www.torontosun.com/2012/05/15/wills-kingston-cell-empty-ready-for-rafferty
Corrections Canada complied, making their lives more comfy.
http://www.torontosun.com/2012/05/15/wills-kingston-cell-empty-ready-for-rafferty
He blamed Homolka because she ratted him out. He never accepted guilt and neither did she. My gal tended to Homolka in a forensics unit. She is a true 5 Star Nut Bar. Crazy bitch.
Everybody has their kinks. Maybe she's into Bad Boys.
Rob Ford's a bad boy too.... "Grab a fold" as they say. :twisted:
Toronto Sun last month:
"At the Toronto Sun, we pride ourselves on taking higher moral ground and journalistic integrity. That's why we've decided not to reveal the name of that wacky, Moncton killer redneck guy!"
Toronto Sun this month:
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"At the Toronto Sun, we pride ourselves on taking higher moral ground and journalistic integrity. That's why we've decided not to reveal the name of that wacky, Moncton killer redneck guy!"
Toronto Sun this month:
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Wow. You are just so very cool. :roll:
Here ya go.
Wedding bells for Paul Bernardo? | Toronto Star
Damed Toronto Star and their frigging "integrity".
Hopefully Paul will be paired with Old Lady Five Fingers for many years to come or perhaps the Palm Sisters. -
yeah, but he's beyond a bad boy. You want someone who'll make your heart flutter with a mixture of adrenaline and fear...not one who'll stop your heart and watch you die with his boner in his hand...
You've got to wonder what an 'attractive, college educated' 30 year old would see in a seedy 50 year old 'sexual sadist', serving life for rape and murder.. who will likely never see the light of day. But apparently serial killers are rock stars on the prison correpondence pen pal circuit.. drawing young women looking for that 'mysterious, dark stranger' i guess. :roll:
