"I'm pissed. I just want him to stand up and be a man," Sala said in an interview yesterday.

"This is not about revenge or an attack on his good character," she said outside the courthouse on Monday. "It's about closure and getting some peace. This is a personal journey."

“The truth is a strange thing, and sometimes no one’s prepared for it. And it will come out. You have to have faith.”

Those are all quotations from Karen Sala over the past five months.  She's the 46-year-old Ontario woman who's claimed, loudly and stridently,  that Keanu Reeves is the father of some number of her four adult children.  Reeves has always denied even knowing Sala much less ever having had sex with her.

But yesterday the DNA tests came back and Sala will not be getting the $3 million per month in spousal support she was asking for or the $150,000 per month in child support retroactive to 1988.  Whether she'll be charged for her patently frivolous claims remains to be seen.  Read about it here (TMZ, 10/14/09).

From the beginning, this looked like a bogus case.  The mere fact that Sala couldn't find a lawyer to represent her should have tipped off most folks.  After all, if you're a lawyer and you see any chance at all of getting a piece of almost $38 million in back child support, don't you give it a shot?  And when Reeves denied even knowing her and called her claims "absurd" and "frivolous," no one should have been in doubt about the outcome.

But still, look at the quotations from Sala above.  If you didn't know the facts surrounding this whole extremely odd situation, wouldn't they sound believable?

A final note to Sala:  No, Karen, the truth is not so strange.  The truth is that, when you don't have sex with someone, the children aren't his.

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