What we need is better cross-border law-enforcement cooperation. Ross was convicted in Canada of killing a woman AFTER he killed a woman here. If he could have been tried for both murders in a court recognized by both countries then after he'd done his 30+ years in Walla Walla we could have simply handed him over at the border to do the rest of his life in Canadian prison, which by all reports is easier time than one of ours, and then at least we'd be spared the expense of convicting him AGAIN here. He should at least be doing hard labor to symbolically repay his victims families. In all this pageantry of attempting to appear that Ross gets a "fair" trial there appears to be no concern for what's fair to the victims survivors, much less what would be just to do to him. All lives matter, but victims lives matter more than killers lives.