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This biography documents the life and criminal history of Karla Homolka, a Canadian woman convicted for her involvement in the rapes and murders of three minors. The text details her collaboration with her then-husband Paul Bernardo, including the specific circumstances surrounding the deaths of Leslie Mahaffy, Kristen French, and Homolka's own sister. A significant portion of the source focuses on the controversial plea bargain, known as the "Deal with the Devil," which allowed Homolka to serve only twelve years for manslaughter before video evidence revealed her more active role. The entry further explores her prison life, education, and the legal challenges regarding her release in 2005. Finally, the text describes her relocation to Quebec and the Caribbean, her subsequent marriage and children, and her enduring presence in popular culture.