By Terry Lusty \u00a0Local Journalism Initiative Reporter One of Canada\u2019s most notorious serial killers is gone. Permanently! On May 31st, the 74-year-old \u2018pig farmer\u2019 Robert Pickton died while in a coma at a Quebec hospital after he was violently assaulted by a fellow inmate in the maximum-security Port-Cartier Institution, approximately 280 Km northeast of Quebec City. The villain from Port Coquitlam, B.C. was charged with murdering at least 26 women, mostly of Indigenous ancestry, on his huge multi-million-dollar pig farm where he and his brother often hosted huge booze and drug-infested parties attended by at-risk, vulnerable women from Vancouver\u2019s Eastside drag area. Apparently, the unsuspecting victims were often picked up along the drag after the bars closed, then invited, lured or coerced to accompany Pickton and his friends to the… <\/p>\n
By Terry Lusty \u00a0Local Journalism Initiative Reporter One of Canada\u2019s most notorious serial killers is gone. Permanently! On May 31st, the 74-year-old \u2018pig farmer\u2019 Robert Pickton died while in a coma at a Quebec hospital after he was violently assaulted by a fellow inmate in the maximum-security Port-Cartier Institution, approximately 280 Km northeast of Quebec City. The villain from Port Coquitlam, B.C. was charged with murdering at least 26 women, mostly of Indigenous ancestry, on his huge multi-million-dollar pig farm where he and his brother often hosted huge booze and drug-infested parties attended by at-risk, vulnerable women from Vancouver\u2019s Eastside drag area. Apparently, the unsuspecting victims were often picked up along the drag after the bars closed, then invited, lured or coerced to accompany Pickton and his friends to the... <\/p>\n