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TVC ASKS PATAKI TO STOP HARASSMENT June 21, 2006 - Washington, DC – The Traditional Values Coalition asked New York Governor George Pataki to rein in a state agency which is threatening legal action against an Accord, New York skating rink because it plays Christian music during a “Christian Music Skate” party. The New York Division of Human Rights threatened Len and Terry Bernardo, owners of the Skate Time 209 rink in Accord, with an investigation because the rink plays Christian music during certain hours. The agency also threatened to charge a local newspaper which advertised the event for “aiding...

Ont. Crown tells court of Homolka's prison affair with convicted murderer Graeme Hamilton National Post June 3, 2005 JOLIETTE, Que. - Efforts by Karla Homolka's lawyer to present her client as a remorseful, model inmate were dealt a blow yesterday when a court heard details of a sexual relationship Ms. Homolka carried on with a man imprisoned for strangling his girlfriend. Daniel Cournoyer, an official at the Joliette Institution where Homolka is serving a 12-year sentence for her role in the sex killings of two Ontario schoolgirls, had testified that Homolka has an unblemished disciplinary record since being moved...

Homolka hearing begins in Quebec Court By TERRY WEBER Toronto Globe and Mail Thursday, June 2, 2005 Karla Homolka, one of the country's most reviled killers, made her first public appearance in a decade Thursday, attending a Quebec court hearing to determine whether she should be placed under increased scrutiny when she ends her prison sentence next month. According to television and wire reports from the Joliette, Que., courthouse, Ms. Homolka, dressed in a pinkish suit and sporting blond hair, was quietly brought into the courtroom in handcuffs about 10 a.m. EDT. After being seated, her handcuffs were removed....

TORONTO SUN May 30, 2005 Karla victim claims 'coverup' By BRODIE FENLON AND AL CAIRNS, Toronto Sun Jane Doe wants Karla Homolka charged for drugging, raping and almost killing her when she was only 15 years old. The diminutive woman, who is now 29, told The Toronto Sun in an exclusive interview that it is "impossible" Homolka "forgot" her chilling drug rape during three days of police interviews that followed Homolka's infamous May 1993 plea deal. "It's lies. It was a coverup," Doe alleged of Homolka's unexplained silence in her drug-laced rapes -- allegations that could call into question the...

Homolka 'will never' come home: father Tom Blackwell National Post May 5, 2005 Karla Homolka has yet to reveal her plans but the convicted sex killer will never return to her hometown of St. Catharines, the scene of her horrifying crimes, her father said yesterday. Residents have been on tenterhooks about the possibility that their most infamous neighbour could show up again in the Niagara Peninsula city after her release from prison in July. St. Catharines was scarred by the torture and death of two local teenaged girls at the hands of Homolka and her husband, Paul Bernardo. Karel...