‘Cedrika is everyone’s little baby:
volunteer in search for missing girl
The public support in the latest missing persons cases, Cedrika Provencher, Alexandra Flanagan, Stepha Henry and even Jessie Imerson, has been a heart warming and touching experience for me personally. I can only imagine what it must mean for the families at this moment.
Obviously these people are on my mind a lot these days.
I was just about to go to sleep when I remembered something about Karla Homolka (Now residing “somewhere” in the province of Quebec) being believe it or not, a newly married mother of a bouncing baby boy. I also remembered something about a dog.
I just googled and came up with this:
February 2007
Rampant rumours, tips and a string of circumstances had suggested that Homolka is now married and, in the past few days, gave birth to a bouncing baby boy in a Montreal hospital. Sources have now confirmed that she gave birth on Saturday at a Montreal hospital.
Now, at age 36, Homolka has a new baby to go with the puppy she picked up within weeks of her July 2005 prison release.
What kind of man would marry her? The question just begs to be asked. Well I asked it, couldn’t find the answer but did discover her wish list in a mate;
(…) she was looking for a man who, “who loves his mother, who shows a respectful attitude towards women, who does not have a history of family abuse, no criminal background and, finally, who is loved by her family, who loves pets, and, if possible, who is attractive.”
I’m left wondering what colour their darling two year old puppy might be?
I’m sure the police have already questioned her and her new hubby about their where abouts the day Cedrika Provencher went missing.
