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Book : Lethal Marriage The Unspeakable Crimes Of Paul...

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Fabricante o sello Ballantine Books
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-Titulo Original : Lethal Marriage The Unspeakable Crimes Of Paul Bernardo And Karla Homolka

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Ballantine Books

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One of Canadas finest crime reporters tells the whole story of the Bernardo-Homolka case. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, as did the twelve-year sentence Homolka received as part of her deal with government lawyers. Yet, even though the publication ban on the case has been lifted, there is much the Canadian public still has not been told. Nick Pron now gives us a comprehensive account of previously banned information about Bernardo and Homolkas backgrounds and early relationship; of Homolkas role in the death of her sister, Tammy; of what turned Bernardo into a sadistic rapist and killer; of slip-shod police work and lack of communication that gave Bernardo and Homolka the opportunity to murder schoolgirls Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French; of the fifteen-month suppression of key videotape evidence; and a host of disturbing facts that were ruled inadmissable at the trial.Warning: This book contains graphic descriptions of violence. From the Inside Flap One of Canadas finest crime reporters tells the whole story of the Bernardo-Homolka case. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, as did the twelve-year sentence Homolka received as part of her deal with government lawyers. Yet, even though the publication ban on the case has been lifted, there is much the Canadian public still has not been told. Nick Pron now gives us a comprehensive account of previously banned information about Bernardo and Homolkas backgrounds and early relationship; of Homolkas role in the death of her sister, Tammy; of what turned Bernardo into a sadistic rapist and killer; of slip-shod police work and lack of communication that gave Bernardo and Homolka the opportunity to murder schoolgirls Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French; of the fifteen-month suppression of key videotape evidence; and a host of disturbing facts that were ruled inadmissable at the trial.Warning: This book contains graphic descriptions of violence.From the Paperback edition. From the Back Cover One of Canadas finest crime reporters tells the whole story of the Bernardo-Homolka case. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, as did the twelve-year sentence Homolka received as part of her deal with government lawyers. Yet, even though the publication ban on the case has been lifted, there is much the Canadian public still has not been told. Nick Pron now gives us a comprehensive account of previously banned information about Bernardo and Homolkas backgrounds and early relationship; of Homolkas role in the death of her sister, Tammy; of what turned Bernardo into a sadistic rapist and killer; of slip-shod police work and lack of communication that gave Bernardo and Homolka the opportunity to murder schoolgirls Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French; of the fifteen-month suppression of key videotape evidence; and a host of disturbing facts that were ruled inadmissable at the trial.Warning: This book contains graphic descriptions of violence.From the Paperback edition. About the Author Nick Pronis a veteran crime reporter who has written for The Toronto Star for nearly 30 years. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. 1 The Princess of Garden City She was easily the prettiest girl in the class. Who else had such beautiful hair? Long blond locks that swirled so delicately around her shoulders. Or who wore nicer clothes? Pink dresses, usually, and plenty of frills. But there was something else about her: she seemed almost majestic. Renya Hill was convinced that the six-year-old blond-haired girl sitting near her had to be a princess. Imagine that, right there in their Grade Two class at Parnell Public School in St. Cathari
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