Murder and concurrent sentences

The cost of the second Picton trial

By Arthur Weinreb —— Bio and Archives--December 12, 2007

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Five years ago British Columbia pig farmer Robert Picton was arrested and charged with the murders of prostitutes who had gone missing from the Vancouver area. When all was said and done, Picton faced 27 counts (one was subsequently thrown out) of first degree murder making him potentially the worst serial killer in Canadian history.

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