Homolka's restraining order would be based on conduct that existed before the issuance of the order, therefore it would not be projection.
Karla Homolka volunteered at Montreal elementary school: Report
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Homolka's restraining order would be based on conduct that existed before the issuance of the order, therefore it would not be projection.
Yes the stick already exists, thanks.
As for Homolka, she's done her time and I'm sure she's been tested in a myriad of ways to ensure she's not any harm to others.
This is about old, scared people who can't understand the fact that someone can change.
As for Homolka, she's done her time and I'm sure she's been tested in a myriad of ways to ensure she's not any harm to others.
This is about old, scared people who can't understand the fact that someone can change.
I'm not at all surprised that somebody who considers science a matter of majority opinion would have utter faith in "tests."
And it's "a myriad ways," not "a myriad of ways." Don't use words you don't understand.
Of course! The were mean to poor, innocent Karly, who never done nothing wrong!
even the majority opinion is wrong...when a consensus is false!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexep...e-scientists-agree-is-100-wrong/#4dec7e6a3f9f
Seems her restrictions were fully lifted in 2005
I'm surprised that she wasn't given some life time restrictions. She must have passed whatever psych test were given.
I guess the parents of the others kids, if so offended could have their kids go to a different school...
Her children should not be punished because of what their parent has done.
I'm surprised that she wasn't given some life time restrictions. She must have passed whatever psych test were given.
I guess the parents of the others kids, if so offended could have their kids go to a different school...
Her children should not be punished because of what their parent has done.
I don't think her kids are being punished by restricting her access to be in charge of other children. She can have full time charge of her children, that's fine... but I am still confused as to how she doesn't have a criminal record that would prevent this
No, but her kids are punished that she can't be a volunteer at their school (assuming they want her to be a volunteer at their school). She should have chosen NOT to, so as to not create any issues for her children. Unless her children wanted her there.
It is strange that she can volunteer given her record. But I think this from the article explains it:
a private Christian school, was aware of Homolka’s criminal past before she started volunteering there.
....good Christians do many things that are contradictory.
I'm a heathen, what do I care.
Homolka will no longer volunteer at school
MONTREAL - A private Montreal elementary school is moving to quell public fears following media reports about Karla Homolka doing some volunteer work there.
The school, which is operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, says it won't allow anyone with a criminal record to volunteer in any capacity on school grounds.
The church issued a brief statement Thursday that didn't mention Homolka by name, but said it has "heard and listened to the concerns of parents and members of the community uncomfortable with recent reports in the media."
Local media captured images of Homolka using a purse to hide her face Wednesday morning as she dropped off her children outside the school in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grace neighbourhood.
On Tuesday, City News reported that Homolka had occasionally volunteered at the school, including supervising a field trip and bringing her dog into the classroom to interact with children.
A spokesman for the church told the TV station earlier this week that Homolka was not a regular volunteer and was not allowed to be alone with the children.
Thursday's statement said the church would have no further comment.
Homolka and ex-husband Paul Bernardo were convicted of crimes related to the rape and murder of two schoolgirls, Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy.
Homolka struck a deal with prosecutors where she served 12 years in prison for manslaughter while Bernardo was convicted of murder and is serving a life sentence.
Homolka was released in 2005 after serving her full sentence and has since settled in Quebec.
Tim Danson, a lawyer who represents the French and Mahaffy families, said Wednesday it was a "kick in the gut" for the families to hear reports of Homolka seemingly living a normal life with her husband and children. Danson also said he's convinced Homolka was never rehabilitated and shouldn't be allowed to work with children.
Homolka will no longer volunteer at school
MONTREAL - A private Montreal elementary school is moving to quell public fears following media reports about Karla Homolka doing some volunteer work there.
The school, which is operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, says it won't allow anyone with a criminal record to volunteer in any capacity on school grounds.
The church issued a brief statement Thursday that didn't mention Homolka by name, but said it has "heard and listened to the concerns of parents and members of the community uncomfortable with recent reports in the media."
Local media captured images of Homolka using a purse to hide her face Wednesday morning as she dropped off her children outside the school in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grace neighbourhood.
On Tuesday, City News reported that Homolka had occasionally volunteered at the school, including supervising a field trip and bringing her dog into the classroom to interact with children.
A spokesman for the church told the TV station earlier this week that Homolka was not a regular volunteer and was not allowed to be alone with the children.
Thursday's statement said the church would have no further comment.
Homolka and ex-husband Paul Bernardo were convicted of crimes related to the rape and murder of two schoolgirls, Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy.
Homolka struck a deal with prosecutors where she served 12 years in prison for manslaughter while Bernardo was convicted of murder and is serving a life sentence.
Homolka was released in 2005 after serving her full sentence and has since settled in Quebec.
Tim Danson, a lawyer who represents the French and Mahaffy families, said Wednesday it was a "kick in the gut" for the families to hear reports of Homolka seemingly living a normal life with her husband and children. Danson also said he's convinced Homolka was never rehabilitated and shouldn't be allowed to work with children.
Homolka will no longer volunteer at school
She didn't go to regular prison. She was in
forensics facilities where they actually are rehabilitated.
Where hell did you get that idea?
This wasn't a public school, it is a Seventh Day Adventist school.
The school obviously did not have any policy about criminal record checks, because the news story says they will 'no longer allow' people with criminal records to volunteer.
The school obviously did not have any policy about criminal record checks, because the news story says they will 'no longer allow' people with criminal records to volunteer.
Going to a facility for rehabilitation...and being rehabilitated are two different things. Neither one has anything to do with the fact persons with criminal records should not be allowed to volunteer or work with our societies most vulnerable, especially a record such as hers.