What happens when institutions fail—and no one pays the price?

In this chilling installment of The Dark Mind Detective, we confront one of the most infuriating anomalies in the Robert Pickton investigation: the complete lack of accountability from those in power.

No police chiefs fired. No government officials held to account. Despite years of ignored warnings, marginalized whistleblowers, and a trail of death and disappearance that should have sparked mass resignations, what we got instead was a sanitized whitewash.

We explore the dangerous illusion of accountability in Canada—a system that protects itself with redacted reports, bureaucratic smokescreens, and endless inquiries that name no names. Like narcissists, these institutions don’t seek justice. They fear shame. They double down. They gaslight.

From the Downtown Eastside to the halls of Parliament, we ask the question few dare to: Who really enabled this horror—and why have they been protected?

This episode is a call to vigilance, a demand for public courage, and a reminder that silence is complicity. If the monster was caught in 2002, why does the system that let him thrive still look the other way?

Welcome to Chapter 9: The Monster Isn’t Just a Man—It’s the System That Protected Him.

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arc is launching a national speaking tour—From Tragedy to Truth—to bring these stories and strategies directly to the people.

This tour will focus on:

• Missing persons across Canada and the U.S.

• Human trafficking networks and how they operate

• Tools to recognize and resist manipulation and danger—online and offline

• A call to rebuild community after years of division

If you’d like to book Marc to speak in your town, or if you’d like to support the launch, please consider donating to the official GoFundMe campaign (link in bio).

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-launch-marcs-national-speaking-tour

This work has always been about community. And now, more than ever, we need each other.

Thank you for walking this path with us.