Gone to the lake wrote about sympathy for Omar Khadr: "/Do you have the same compassion for Karla Homolka?/"  
What?

Homolka and Bernardo were cruel people who entrapped innocent victims.  

Omar Khadr was a youth caught up in a war zone.  He didn't entrap anyone.  There is no reason to say he ever did anything cruel.  

And there are strong reasons to believe his prosecution were well aware that Speer was a victim of friendly fire, killed by a grenade thrown by one of his comrades.

In his plea deal the prosecution insisted he agree to the destruction of ALL the evidence.  Why insist on that, if they weren't afraid it couldn't withstand an appeal in a fair appeals court?

Remember grenades are dangerous -- can be dangerous even to you and your colleagues, because they can bounce off things, and can bounce right back at you.