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Robert William Pickton was born
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Robert Pickton's Parents passed away
His father killed by his mother.
His mother killed by himself. -
Women began to disappear off the streets of Vancouver
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Robert Pickton murdered over 40 women
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Detective Dave Dickson officially started an investigation
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Police entered Robert Pickton's house looking for illegal firearms
Within hours they obtained another court order to search the farm as part of the murder investigation. The police could only then charge him with a minor firearm contravention. He was released and put under police surveillance. A week or so later the police arrested and charged Pickton with two counts of first-degree murder. -
14 murder charges accounted for against Pickton
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12 more murder charges accounted
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First day of trial for Pickton
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Pickton convicted of first-degree murder
Pickton was finally convicted of first-degree murder of the six women whose remains were found in his house. He was also sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 25 years. -
Argument Pickton should be granted new trial
The argument that Pickton should be granted a new trial was anonymously rejected by the justices of the Supreme Court of Canada. -
More charges wanted on Pickton
The family of the victim Stephanie Lane, who's DNA was found on Robert Pickton's farm in 2003 want a new murder charge laid against him (Global News Article)
