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TRIGGER WARNING: Did you know that Canada’s most well-known and horrific serial killers is up for day parole today? Robert Pickton, AKA the infamous pig farmer that murdered dozens of vulnerable women near Vancouver, over half of which were Indigenous, chopped their bodies up and is said to have...

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Brandi Morin2 years ago

EDIT: February 21 (today), not February 22.

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ron wilton2 years ago

I am reminded that some RCMP members actually took some of those women to Pickton's farm. Robert Pickton did not act alone. Hopefully the full story will be told someday.

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theMadDeFientist2 years ago

But...Why...Why does he have Parole as an option.........?

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patti doyle-bedwell 🇨🇦2 years ago

Robert Pickton better not get parole. Given his horrific crimes, he needs to stay in jail.

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My Name is Sue! HDYD?🇨🇦🇺🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸2 years ago

My daughters knew one of his youngest victims. Her family still struggles with her loss. Her death & desecration along with all the other women was horrific. I believe that some of the still missing women were also his victims 💔

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Joely Viveiros2 years ago

What is scarier is the consideration that he did not work alone and that other participants may still be out there

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𝓦𝓗𝓘𝓣𝓝𝓔𝓨2 years ago

no fkn wayyyy, his network of helpers still out there. Stay vigilant

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Tadhg O Caoimh2 years ago

In the years when women were disappearing, Mayor Gordon Campbell expressed his 'complete confidence' in the Vancouver Police Department.

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EthanBaron2 years ago

As monstrous as he is, it's good that he can apply for parole - unlike the U.S., Canada doesn't lock people up forever with no chance to ever get out. Some deserve freedom. He never will.

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Sachiko Ninomiya2 years ago

Eligible does not mean he will be released. Charlie Manson came up for parole several times and died incarcerated.

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