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My teacher thinks I’m psycho
I wrote an entire 10 page essay on the serial killer, Robert William Pickton, in four days. He read it and confronted me about it and asked whether or not I was okay lol. I’m fine I just have an unhealthy obsession with Serial Killers, murder, and death in general.
Serial Killer of the Month: Robert Pickton
Pigs, broom handles, dead bodies…and self-publishing??? Look, with a summary like that, you’d assume that we would have to be talking about a good old fashioned American serial killer. But no. This describes the life and “career” of Robert Pickton, a notorious serial killer from the Great White North. Further proof that while the U.S. takes the gold in serial murder, our neighbors to the north do their best to get on the medal stand. Despite his crimes, it’s actually difficult not to feel a modicum of sympathy for Pickton. Raised on a pig farm in Vancouver, he had a mom who prioritized the pigs over her own children, to the point that she used to send her sons to school unwashed and in the filthy farm clothes they’d used to perform their swinish chores before school. Fortunately, kids are kind and I’m sure he was never bullied over this, right? He raised a calf of his own and came home from school one day to find it slaughtered in the barn. That sort of life. From a young age, Robert struggled in school. Being taunted with the nickname “Stinky Piggy” probably didn’t help…and may explain why he dropped out to keep working on the pig farm…which he eventually inherited…and then lured sex workers to…and killed them…and (yes) fed their remains to the pigs. Any sympathy we had for Pickton is surely drained away by now. Fortunately for humanity, he was arrested and put in jail…where he self-published an autobiography and sold it for cold, hard cash! Which, of course, pissed off a lot of people and caused such an outcry that Amazon eventually removed it. He was eligible for parole in 2024, but another inmate broke a broomstick in half and shoved it through Pickton’s face, killing him, and obviating the possibility of Pickton ever walking free again. (This piece comes from my newsletter, which goes out monthly. For more stuff like this, and to get it first, sign up here!)
The K*ller Pig Farmer
In this chilling episode, Mel uncovers the devastating truth behind one of Canada’s worst serial murder cases. Robert Pickton—once a pig farmer on the outskirts of Vancouver—is accused of luring vulnerable women from the Downtown Eastside and hiding a horrifying secret on his farm.
Inside this episode:
A deep dive into Robert Pickton’s life and the pig farm that became a crime scene.
The investigation timeline: early warnings, missed signs, and investigative blind spots.
Insights into how systemic vulnerabilities and societal neglect contributed to the tragedy.
The lasting impact of the case on victims’ families and community safety.
Why Listen? For true crime fans and those drawn to stories of institutional failure and human tragedy, this episode delivers an unsettling, investigative narrative that echoes long after the final note.
Content Warning: This episode covers disturbing subject matter, including serial murder and violence. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
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In the wake of the Bruce McArthur case, Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders has said the force is looking at ways to better respond to missing-person reports. Vancouver Police established new standards for such cases following complaints about the Robert Pickton investigation.
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Article intéressant portant sur le cas de Robert Pickton et les changements qu’il à causé sur les enquêtes de personnes disparues, en particulier celles impliquant des communautés marginalisées.
La ferme des Pickton vue de plusieurs angles
Cas Robert Pickton
On a scale from 1 to 10, how creepy is this? . Robert William "Willy" Pickton (born October 24, 1949) is a Canadian pig farmer and serial killer convicted of 6 murders. In a taped confession to an undercover detective posing as a cellmate, Pickton bragged about killing 49, only needing one more to "make it even". He also stated he wanted to kill more than the prolific American serial killers. Pickton may have ground up human flesh and mixed it with pork that he sold to the public. Another claim was made that he fed the bodies directly to his pigs. You can find the taped confession on Youtube. . . . #artportrait #portraitdrawing #pencilonpaper #robertpickton #lastpodcastontheleft #ssdgm #truecrime #strathmore #serialkiller #tekening (at Haarlem, Netherlands) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0tSIRqB2xB/?igshid=oq5blnqykkro
