Sunday, December 30, 2007
t is for love....
Sunday, December 23, 2007
lamb of god.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
It's a complicated thing...
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
every little thing she does is magic...
Canadian pig farmer was convicted on Sunday of the serial
killings of six women whose bodies were butchered like animals
in his farm's slaughterhouse.
But the jury convicted Robert "Willie" Pickton of a lesser
charge of second degree murder, not the first degree murder
charge he originally faced. The verdict still carries a
sentence of life in prison, but the lesser charge could make it
easier to get parole. He will be sentenced on Tuesday.
Pickton stood impassively in the court as the verdict was
read. Relatives of the victims initially yelled "No! No!" when
the jury said he was not guilty of first degree murder, but
then hugged each other in joy outside the court room.
Pickton is accused of killing 26
prosecutors say they are preparing for a second trial to deal
with the remaining 20 murder charges.
Pickton, 58, lured the women to his farm in the
suburb of
cut up the bodies and disposed of the remains using the pigs
and a rendering plant.
Investigators found human remains on the farm, including
severed skulls and feet. A woman who lived briefly in Pickton's
trailer testified she saw him cutting up a body in the middle
of the night.
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Tracy (12:16:27 AM): Jurors also viewed a taped jailhouse conversation in which
Pickton told an undercover officer after his February 2002
arrest that he had killed 49 women and planned to make it 50.
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Tracy (12:17:28 AM): Pickton, 58, lured the women to his farm in the Vancouver
suburb of Port Coquitlam with money and drugs, killed them, and
cut up the bodies and disposed of the remains using the pigs
and a rendering plant.
Investigators found human remains on the farm, including
severed skulls and feet. A woman who lived briefly in Pickton's
trailer testified she saw him cutting up a body in the middle
of the night.
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the poverty-stricken Downtown Eastside neighborhood of the
Activists complained in the 1990s that sex trade workers
were disappearing, but
evidence of a serial killer.
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