Robert ‘Willie’ Pickton – Part 2: Canada’s Most Evil Murderer | #458
7/9/202651 min
After the search of Vancouver’s missing women finally brought them to the gates of Robert ‘Willie’ Pickton’s grisly pig farm, Canadian police faced the gigantic task of bringing the country’s most prolific serial killer to justice.
But with much of the evidence literally eaten by the pigs, how much would be left to piece together this puzzle?
And even long after the cell doors clanged shut on old Willie Pickton, the case raised serious questions about the plight of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada – many of which remain unanswered to this day.
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