The Pig Farmer - Canada's Most EVIL Serial Killer

The United States is typically at the center of the discussion when it comes to serial killers, but in today's epic new video we are going North of the American border. Canada is home to one of the world's most vile serial killers of all time and today you are going to see why after you meet the Pig Farmer.

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[fushion]

I grew up in Vancouver area and live like 15 mins from that farm. He always had parties over there. People think the Hells Angel's had involvement over there. Went to the prison he was being held in and saw him on the monitor one time lol.

[HeyMyNameIsJared]

Woah. A 30+ minute infographic episode about true crime?! It’s the good old days again. Thank you! More content like this

[NikkyTikkiTavi]

I can't help but think his father killed the calf just because he didn't want his son being happy because not even veal cattle are killed that young. There's no meat on an animal that small.

[FraZzJ]

It's always interesting to me how completely useless the police is usually is when it comes to Serial Killers. A lot of times the police even HELP the Serial Killers. Smh.

[Zowwardd]

I went to high school here. Walk daily through the land. Always gave me bad vibes even though its been redeveloped. I knew the history. My aunt worked/ partied on the farm. Thank goodness she was a local

[cnqexxq]

Update: Robert Pickton died on May 31, 2024 due to injuries sustained from an attack involving another prison inmate.

[xotwodmai]

I just did an assignment on this case! Rest in peace to all 49 victims.🕊️

[nickfoster]

I know someone who survived Robert Pickton. She remembers being taken out to his farm, and she was in his trailer with brother. She was terrified, but, for some reason that she doesn't know, they let her go.

[bollybobthorton]

I met Pickton, my Opa used to buy animals at the livestock auction near Aldergrove and Pickton was usually down there. Picton would buy the sickly animals no one else wanted, cows that were too sick to walk onto the block on their own. My Opa was talking to him to buy some pork off him, so Opa introduced me to him as Mr Picton, I shook his hand and he said "call me Willie". He was really greasy, with longish lank hair hanging down the sides of his head. He was unwashed and weird looking I remember. I was around 8 or 10 years old at the time.

[beapower]

I went into one of the Pickton farm buildings in Port Coquitlam as a child in the 1990s with a group of other adventurous kids. We were curious about the derelict buildings & their contents & dared each other to enter. We had no idea that people were being murdered on the property & didn't see anything evil, but we did see Mr Pickton come at us with a shotgun yelling at us to get off his land. It was the first time any of us had ever seen a real gun & we ran for our lives terrified. We didn't tell our parents, because we knew we were trespassing. It came as a shock as an adult when I learned how close we'd actually come to seeing Death in those buildings. Rest in Peace to the victims who never made it back home from the farm.

[leekshikapinnamneni]

I think this is a case of mental illness for sure. Definitely childhood trauma. Played some part as well. Why did the police take so long? They’re truly incompetent.

[CyclingM]

I remember this very well. I'm from the Fraser Valley, not too far east of where Pickton was born and raised. This story had pretty much everyone talking, especially when they started digging up the land and finding bodies. A very small part of me feels bad for his upbringing - no one should be raised as he and his brother were - but he was a horrific man who deserved the worst of punishments.

Poor Janet Henry!! To escape another of BC's serial killers who terrified us in BC (I was a little girl when he was active), only to be murdered by another.

There were so many things the police could've done so much better. So many lives could've been saved if they'd only done a lot of things differently. All because most of the women weren't considered worthy of being cared about and because of where they'd last been seen.

It was a huge relief when Picton was caught and arrested.

[JustTooDamnHonest]

Man and people think that the United States’s justice system was bad. But Canada’s justice system is down right pathetic.

[danielkostek]

You guys should consider taking a look at the Clark Massacre in 1956 in Alberta. The story behind the perpetrator John Etter Clark is definitely not what you would expect from a mass murderer.

[ryanclemons]

The classic case of someone being made into a monster by loved ones and let's not forget cops ignoring stuff sounds to me like there is more then one killer in this story....

[KevinRAAMAAAGE]

This is something I 100% blame on his parents. This guy probably needed special care, a structured environment, and love. If he had those things I 100% believe this could've been avoided. His IQ was so low he looked to everyone around him, and unfortunately they were degenerates.

[YoanGonzalez-yrrf]

Sad to hear about the story of the calf. Im only 3 minutes in the video. Sometimes, parents arent aware how kids process their understanding of the world and sometimes can fail them by neglecting their needs. My parents once gave away a pet that I loved a lot without thinking of me so I can understand this pain a bit. Coming home from school expecting it to be there but it's not.

[uniquechannelnames]

Downtown East Side Vancouver truly is a horror show, and that was back in 2011. It's been an epicentre for drug use in North America for a long time.

[tml]

He was murdered 23 days ago by another inmate

[sempervirenss]

stevie cameron’s ‘on the farm’ is a great book on robert and the murders. i absolutely recommend it. the book makes a great effort to humanize and share the stories of all the women who went missing and were most likely victims of robert.