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Robert Pickton was a quiet, unassuming pig farmer who hid in plain sight. While throwing raucous parties at his “Piggy Palace” and cruising the streets of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, he was committing the worst serial killings in Canadian history.

In this episode, we explore Pickton’s disturbing childhood, his systematic targeting of vulnerable women, and the shocking police failures that allowed him to kill for decades. We honor the lives of the women—Sarah, Marnie, Georgina, and so many more—whose names were nearly forgotten. A haunting look at evil, indifference, and the fight for justice.

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