“He’s as horrified as you and I are at what he did,” O’Connor said. “I expect that he will take full responsibility, express remorse, and he appears to be sincere in that.”
While isolation has limited available programming, Bernardo has made a “determined effort not to make up for what he’s done – for that can never be done – but to improve himself” and has been of good behaviour in “very hard conditions” of confinement, O’Connor said.
Bernardo’s crimes over several years in the late 1980s and early 1990s, some of which he videotaped, sparked widespread terror and revulsion.
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