Lepine died, and he had no one to tell his side of the story. so it was feminists who f-got to interpret it.  You can read this analysis, if you like, called The Montreal Massacre (authors Peter Eglin and Stephen Hester, 2003).  they go more into depth on the subject, not using simple polar positions for effect (credibility vs murder) but really delving into it. If you don't want to read that, you could just try reading the book review I wrote on that book, reviewed in 2005.  in Discourse & Society 18, 3, 2007. pp. 382-384.     Or get it from my website, at http://samcpherson.homestead.com/files/BookReviews/EglinandHesterBkRw_S_McPherson.doc

Feminists, and the men who benefit from being associated with them, will side with them. After all, it is to their advantage.