Recent content by maxfactor

I'm a little shocked by all of this!! Not how prison is supposed to be at all and now he's all over the internet again like he wants to be. ppfftt. And this makes it look like he's having conjugal visits?????? http://cnews.canoe.com/CNEWS/Canada/2015/11/02/22568402.html

Couldn't have said it better myself!

That was fast!! Dream on Luka!

I wouldn't be surprised if he is already there.

Here's a really good article by Christie Blatchford. http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/12/23/christie-blatchford-luka-magnotta-is-a-sick-person-but-not-a-crazy-one-and-the-jury-recognized-that/

I think you are right that most of us don't want to hear what he has to say but I think Jun Lin's father does, I think he is looking for an explanation or apology, not that it would make much difference but I do think he expects it. Poor man.

Something tells me it will be all about him.

lol I actually was wondering if Leclair was trying to convince him to apologize.

Doesn't Magnotta get a chance to speak now before he is sentenced?

I would also like to say to the jury, great job!!! This must have been very difficult for them and I wouldn't have wanted to be in their shoes for anything!!!!!!! I think when they read everything in the media that they didn't get to know about they will be very sure they did the right thing.

Phew! RIP Jin Lun and hopefully this will help his family have a bit of peace.

I always thought the same thing!!!!

I'm thinking LM returned Jun Lin's phone to the apartment, he didn't want anyone to realize Jun Lin was missing. I wonder if the phone was checked for LM's fingerprints.

http://www.forensicpsychiatry.ca/crimrespon/overview.htm I don't remember seeing where any of the defense psychiatrists actually questioned Magnotta about whether he knew his actions were wrong and I'm sure that was deliberate.

I think I was pleased to see the jury ask about personality disorders because that might mean they aren't buying that he was psychotic. I hope at some point during the trial it was clearly explained to them that a personality disorder does not mean you don't know right from wrong, more like you...