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Bourque first caught the attention of police while studying criminology at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, east of Vancouver.She told a fellow student that she had killed and dismembered cats while living in Prince George, where she was raised, before killing her family pets, according to the Appeal Court decision.
Bourque also told the student she wanted to kill a homeless person and was in forensic studies to learn how to evade police. The student contacted the university's security department, which subsequently called the police.
Bourque was born in Romania and lived in an orphanage in the Eastern European country until she was eight months old, when she was adopted by a Canadian family living in Prince George, B.C. Her brother was also adopted from the same orphanage.
When she was in her teens, she wrote a violent story in English class and told councillors she was thinking of killing someone at school. She was admitted to a psychiatric ward, according to the Appeal Court decision, where she encouraged two other people to help her attempt to strangle a 12-year-old patient.
She was charged with attempted murder but eventually pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm, for which she received two years of probation.
At the time, the psychologist who assessed Bourque predicted she would require supervision for the rest of her life.
"She is a sexual sadist who becomes extremely aroused at thoughts of aggression and torture particularly towards younger children or other vulnerable potential victims," the psychologist wrote.
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Can you terminate with extreme prejudice??
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Cardinal Fang said:This is the most troubling quote of the entire article.
"She is a sexual sadist who becomes extremely aroused at thoughts of aggression and torture particularly towards younger children or other vulnerable potential victims," the psychologist wrote."
Blank_Dave said:Hey, you would be surprised by some of the people who display psychopathic/sociopathic tendencies.