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    Robert Pickton was convicted of murdering 6 women on his pig farm outside of Port Coquitlam, BC, though he was suspected of killing over 40 women. He would lure vulnerable women, many who were sex workers, from downtown Vancouver back to his farm where he would murder them, dismembering their bodies and feeding the remains to pigs. In 2010, after a lengthy trial and appeals process, Pickton was found guilty of 6 counts of second degree murder and given a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, the maximum sentence. Prosecutors chose not to try him for the additional suspected murders due to the costs and not wanting to further distress the victims' families.

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    Robert Pickton was convicted of murdering 6 women on his pig farm outside of Port Coquitlam, BC, though he was suspected of killing over 40 women. He would lure vulnerable women, many who were sex workers, from downtown Vancouver back to his farm where he would murder them, dismembering their bodies and feeding the remains to pigs. In 2010, after a lengthy trial and appeals process, Pickton was found guilty of 6 counts of second degree murder and given a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, the maximum sentence. Prosecutors chose not to try him for the additional suspected murders due to the costs and not wanting to further distress the victims' families.

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    Robert Pickton was convicted of murdering 6 women on his pig farm outside of Port Coquitlam, BC, though he was suspected of killing over 40 women. He would lure vulnerable women, many who were sex workers, from downtown Vancouver back to his farm where he would murder them, dismembering their bodies and feeding the remains to pigs. In 2010, after a lengthy trial and appeals process, Pickton was found guilty of 6 counts of second degree murder and given a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, the maximum sentence. Prosecutors chose not to try him for the additional suspected murders due to the costs and not wanting to further distress the victims' families.

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    Criminal Research on Robert Pickton

    By:Miguel Loreto
    Robert Pickton Robert Pickton grew up on a family run farm in
    Port Coquitlam, BC.Pickton living in a trailer home
    Overview on the farm exhibited strange behaviors.Pickton
    got accustomed to the the streets of Vancouver
    and noticed the numbers of prostitutes and would
    entice them into his vehicle. Starting in 1995 and
    ending in 2007 Pickton started kidnapping and
    murdering prostitutes in downtown Vancouver
    chopping them up and feeding them to the pigs on
    his farm.
    Case R. v. Pickton

    Robert William Pickton(appellant) v.


    Her Majesty The Queen(Respondent)

    Judges
    McLachlin, Beverley; Binnie, William Ian Corneil;
    LeBel, Louis; Deschamps, Marie; Fish, Morris J.;
    Abella, Rosalie Silberman; Charron, Louise;
    Rothstein, Marshall; Cromwell, Thomas Albert

    Took place in British Columbia


    Date 2010-07-30
    Case pt.2 Verdict: max imprisonment with no
    chance at parole for 25 years

    Jury cannot be found due to court


    publication ban

    6 accounts of second degree murder

    Challenges: he was only convicted of 6


    murders while he was accused in the
    upper 40’s should he be accused of the
    other 40 murders?
    Major Timeline

    Birth of Robert Pickton Initial Arrest Charges


    A truck driver employed by Pickton Robert pickton was charged with 6
    Oct 24th birthdate of Robert Pickton. came to the police alerting them of accounts of second degree murders
    illegal weapons on the Pickton grounds with life imprisonment with no change
    with the police finding evidence of the of parole until 25 years served
    missing women
    1978-2001 2003 2010

    1949 2002 2007

    Disappearance of women Preliminary hearing Discontinue


    Aug 4th Prosecutors announce that
    At least 65 women disappeared from January-July preliminary hearing they will not charge him with the other
    downtown vancouver. murders as he has max imprisonment
    and to not further bother the affected
    families and lower resource costs
    Convicted murder
    victims
    Police play an important role in society as they
    maintain order, ensure public safety and enforce the
    Police Officer laws and regulations set out by the government.

    Prerequisites:
    Costs Diploma
    2 years
    Tuition$4,020.00
    Must have highschool diploma
    Year One And average of 65 with a mark no lower than 50 in ELA
    Books/Supplies/Instruments 30 -1 or -2 and Social 30-1 or -2 and one subject from
    A,B,C or D
    $1,500.00Year One
    Mandatory Fees All applicants must meet an acceptable level of English
    $1,131.00Year One language proficiency. We will require official documents
    such as one of the following:

    ● High school transcripts


    ● Post-secondary transcripts
    ● Proof of successful completion of standardized
    language evaluation.
    Citation
    https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IaN0g48J9wYOpu
    EW22qdoHzciXGtBzTwhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/pic

    kton-trial-timeline-1.927418

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