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yeah that was a lot to process. especially knowing the background on bernando and karla

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Senko I think the issue was the fact that they portrayed Karla as being a victim when she had just as much of active participation as her Husband.

Canadian media was very different then American media until this point. We didn't have as many scandal rags and the ones that were were actually pretty limited about what you could say. Media blackouts were really common for ongoing cases. However this case was the first one where they decided to report everything from the court room including what was played on the tapes that had recorded the rapes. It was brutal and a lot of people were really shell shocked by this.

There was a lot wrong with the movie but none of it was on Misha or the actress that played Karla. It was the writers and directors fault. They played Karla off as a victim and while he abused her she was a willing participant in the murders. Going as far as drugging and raping her own sister. That was a decision she made. There's nothing wrong with representing real life serial killers in movies as long as you do it properly. They did not do it properly.

Thank you. I was wondering what she'd said, and what commenters in this string were considering inappropriate. They're right. Should Ralph Fiennes be forced to apologize to Holocaust survivors for "Schindler's List"? That was a question from someone grabbing for attention, not someone trying to get insight.

He plays a small part in 24

He said, "I've never told anyone that before."

Misha is trying to keep it light hearted, so the fans are trying to keep it light hearted by laughing

Are you asking what he said? Or you questioning why he had to go through that whole ordeal in the first place? He said "So you'd tell the victim's family that you saw her death as a great opportunity for your career?"

@@thereallalablue to be fair that's kind of how I feel about the producers making this film. Like they just thought they could rip this very traumatizing story from the headlines and it would make it's own publicity. What they didn't understand is in Canada we probably know the victims names just as well as the perpetrators. The parents of Kristen French use to go to highschools across Ontario (they came to mine) and do assemblies just to talk about their daughter and tell you who she was and what she was like. I think we we developed a protectiveness of the families. It was like your neighbor had this tragedy happen to them. I get the defensiveness of the journalist. This was the first case I had ever heard of journalist suffering PTSD covering a story outside of a war zone.