Exactly!
There may have been a time when people heard KK's name and perhaps remembered her as the Rodeo Queen and then as a professional...a nurse.
Not any more.
Now they hear her name and the first thought is convicted felon, planner of 3 (maybe 4) murder plots, cleaner of a bloody crime scene, destroyer of a young mother's body, serial cheater over her adult lifetime and an established liar.
The fact that circumstances forced her to spill the beans on Patrick will buy her no friends and admirers.
It may not be the justice we wanted but it is a measure of justice.
It is.
I think that Dan May also did what he could to add to that measure of justice when he went on national television and stated, "
We did a deal with the devil. There's no ifs, ands or buts about that."
The DA labeled KK publicly in the harshest possible terms.
He stigmatized her.
He wanted to make sure no one mistakenly viewed her as another of PF's victims.
I've always maintained that nobody on the planet felt worse about the deal than Dan May.
Having watched that interview with him, I'm sure of it.
I knew it would stick in his craw, the fact that I don't even know what a craw is, notwithstanding.
I understand why DA May may said he "wasn't proud of" the deal.
I would say to him that he has nothing to be ashamed of, though.
The deal was a necessary evil, in order to rid the world of a greater evil.
KK didn't deserve the deal.
But KB deserved justice.
And PF most certainly deserves to spend the rest of his life behind prison walls.
We live in an imperfect world.
DA May delivered every measure of justice he could mete out on KB's behalf.
He also ensured that PF will never do to another woman what he did to KB.
KK still awaits her sentencing.
Lady Justice hasn't quite finished with KK yet.
She won't be walking out of that sentencing hearing a free woman.
So there's that, too.
JMO.
And you MG were the one to set me straight! Ever so nicely, of course 
