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Robert
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Murder
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CBC:
Vancouver Missing Women
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Crime
Library: Anatomy of a serial killer |
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Vancouver Province:
Pickton trial |
BC government:
Robert Pickton trial |
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Vancouver Sun
Robert Pickton on trial |
wikipedia:
Robert Pickton |
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Government vows transparent review
Ending weeks of silence, the BC
government finally promised yesterday to conduct a
transparent review into the botched police investigation
of serial killer Robert Pickton. Housing Minister Rich
Coleman, speaking on behalf of the government, said
cabinet will meet Sept. 9 to decide what form that
review will take. (Victoria Times Colonist) |
REPORT:
VPD Missing Women Report
Former VPD officer pleased with report
VPD report only the beginning
Leaked Pickton report
Timeline
of problems
Province ignored report
Police could have caught Pickton
Man alerted police
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Nearly all publication bans lifted
VANCOUVER
- Crown counsel for Attorney-General Mike de Jong directed a stay of
proceedings on 20 additional first-degree-murder charges against Robert
"Willie" Pickton. BC Supreme Court Justice James Williams subsequently
allowed publication of some of the worst horrors of the case.
(Vancouver Province)
Prison interview
Interrogation video
Pickton transcripts
.pdf
Woman
escaped
Pickton escaped 1997 charge
Damning evidence excluded
Crown stays 20 remaining murder charges
2010 SCC 32
2009 BCCA 299 |
'I
had one more planned'
'I'm a legend'
Transcripts released
A few basic truths
Public's sick of Pickton's crimes
Disaster was barely averted
Blowing
the case
SCC upholds conviction
SCC rejects appeal
Police apologize for not catching Pickton sooner
Justice by default
A broken justice system
Bid for a new trial turned down
Conviction upheld
Court rejects appeal
Estimated price of 'justice' $116M, so far
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Lawyers
finish arguments
VANCOUVER -
Lawyers have finished their arguments in the
appeal of Robert (Willie) Pickton's conviction on six counts of
second-degree murder, and his fate now rests with three BC Court of
Appeal justices. The judges are expected to take several weeks, or
months, to make their ruling. (Vancouver Sun)
Pickton
verdict starts to unravel
Symbol of dysfunctional legal system
Crown lends legitimacy to alleged
suspect
Arguments filed |
Pickton kin sue
Brother & sister sue
Appeal filed
Media seeks access
Appeal still a year
away
Defence wants no delay
If Pickton's lawyers
appeal, so will prosecutors
Judge
made 6 mistakes
2nd trial not to
proceed, at this time
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No
parole for 25 years
VANCOUVER -
Robert William Pickton will not be eligible for parole
for 25 years after his conviction on six second-degree
murder charges, a BC Supreme Court judge decided late
Tuesday afternoon. (CBC) |
Maximum sentence
Senseless and despicable crimes
Life, no chance of parole for 25 years
Verdict exposes murder loophole
Pickton verdict deplored |
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I was
put on Earth to rid people of their 'evil ways'
VANCOUVER - Last year, The Sun
published excerpts from letters Robert (Willie) Pickton
sent from prison. We couldn't print everything for fear
of influencing the jury. Now we can. His shocking words
provide a glimpse into what may have motivated the
serial killer. Convicted serial killer Robert (Willie)
Pickton said he was put on Earth to rid people of their
"evil ways" in a letter to a prison pen pal in 2006.
(Vancouver Sun)
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Jury didn't hear whole story about Pickton: author
Acquittal would have led to ugly native 'backlash'
What have we learned?
Vancouver cops blew it, says father
Brother, friends under police scrutiny
Property may be sold to pay cost of
defence
Taxpayers on the hook for $116M
Guilty on 6 counts of second-degree murder
Guilty
Canadian criminal code: Classification of murder
Murder definition in Canada |
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Judge
appointed to hear Robert Pickton case
Law
requires more common sense
Robert Pickton facing 12 new murder
charges
Of
dentistry and the legal system
Anti-meat
ad campaign hints at pig farm horrors
Dr.
Kendall's announcement
Human
remains from pig farm may have gotten in meat
Police
provide few details as they dig through pig farm
New
evidence leads to sixth murder charge |
VPD
warned about pig farm property
Crown
won't appeal quashed Pickton charge
Province
slaps mortgage on Pickton's pig farm
Captain’s
Quarters: Canadian publication ban
Police
build barricades around BC pig farm
BC
judge bans publication of 1997 pig farm warrant
Pickton
charged with murder of seventh woman
Pickton
charged with four more murders
Owner
of pig farm charged with murder
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Another woman's DNA found
VANCOUVER -
Jacqueline (Jackie) Murdock is the 30th woman on the
official police list of 65 missing women to be linked
through DNA testing to the Robert (Willie) Pickton
serial killer investigation. Her sister Daphne Pierre
said police asked her not to tell anyone about the
development until the conclusion of Pickton's first
trial, which ended over a week ago with the former Port
Coquitlam pig farmer being convicted on six counts of
second-degree murder. (Vancouver Sun) |
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Pickton
is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of:
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Sereena Abotsway |
Heather
Bottomley
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Heather Chinnock
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Jennifer
Furminger
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Inga
Hall
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Helen
Hallmark
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Tanya
Holyk
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Sherry
Irving
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Patricia
Johnson
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Andrea Joesbury
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Jacqueline
McDonell
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Georgina Papin
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Diane Rock
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Mona Wilson
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Brenda Wolfe
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On
May 25,2005 he was charged with first degree murder
of:
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Andrea
Borhaven
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Wendy Crawford
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Sarah
de Vries
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Tiffany
Drew
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Cara
Ellis
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Cynthia
(Cindy)
Feliks
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Marnie Lee Frey
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Angela
Jardine
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Debra Lynne Jones
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Kerry Koshi
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Diana
Melnick
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DNA
samples from 30 people have been identified from his farm. |
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Dawn Crew
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Yvonne Boen
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3
more unidentified women
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Pictures
from Vancouver's
Missing Women
web site
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Poster
of Vancouver Missing Women .pdf
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Missing/Murdered
Native Women
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Police solve a missing woman mystery |
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