Blatchford: Reviving the Paul Bernardo story is in the public’s
interest    It’s the story that just won’t go away, and more’s
the pity.  Most often, it’s been the convicted felon Karla
Homolka who has unpleasantly floated to the surface of public
consciousness now and then — now with the news of her marriage
(to the brother of her Montreal prison lawyer, o sweet
justice!), then that she was a mother, most recently two years
ago when journalist Paula Todd tracked her down to the Caribbean
island of Guadeloupe, where she lives with her hubby and their
three youngsters.  But this time it’s Homolka’s ex, the serial
killer and rapist Paul Bernardo, who made news this week when
the Toronto Sun reported that he was planning to marry, his new
bride a 30-year-old London, Ont., woman.  Mercifully, the paper
didn’t identify her by name, it appears out of deference to her
alleged mental fragility.  She allegedly has told friends that
the man she’s been writing to for months is a kind, Christian
fellow she believes to be