Heart of darkness: the jury finds Bernardo guilty of first-degree murder

Article Abstract:

Bernardo was given two life sentences for the brutal killings of two teenage girls in St. Catharines, Ontario. He also faces charges of sexual assault and manslaughter of other girls. His ex-wife, Karla Homolka, who committed some of the crimes with Bernardo, testified at the trial.

Cover Story, Testimony

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Judging Bernardo: the search for 12 impartial jurors begins

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Patrick LeSage, the judge in Bernardo's murder case, faces the difficult task of making sure Bernardo's jury is impartial. The case involves the sex killings of two school girls, and should draw huge media coverage. The jury will be selected from 1,500 candidates in Toronto.

Management, Jury selection

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Home-town horrors: a double-murder reopens a city's wounds

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A house in the Port Dalhousie community of St. Catharines, Ontario, was the site of what promises to become one of Canada's most notorious murders. There, Paul Bernardo allegedly raped, murdered and dismembered two teenage girls, Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy.

Crime, Saint Catharines, Ontario

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