Beth did such a good job of telling us about Robert "Willie" Pickton in episode 24, that she left Deb wanting to find out more about the missing and murdered women from Vancouver, BC. As it turns out, this happens to be such a huge problem in Canada, that Canadian officials formed a task force to investigate missing indigenous women from that region. Join us as we finish up this case and give as much information as we could to give each of Pickton's victims a name and a voice of each mother, daughter, sister, or aunt.

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