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Robert Pickton

Robert Pickton

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Sep 25, 2026

Ed LarsonGUEST
2:02
[laughs] Things are all right.
Marcus ParksHOST
2:05
Oh man, if you guys thought that the Canadian police work in the Robert Pickton series was, you know, Dirty Harry level, top-notch, you're talk- Like this is Reacher level.
Ed LarsonGUEST
2:15
This is Reacher.
Ed LarsonGUEST
2:16
Yeah.

10 MINS LATER

Ed LarsonGUEST
12:28
See, this is the issue, is that, well, I feel like in, uh, the history of Last Podcast on the Left, we're now really touching on several of the more important stereotypes within Canadian, and we're seeing it through their criminals.
Marcus ParksHOST
12:42
Yeah.
Ed LarsonGUEST
12:42
So one, you got your Robert Pickton, which we covered.
Ed LarsonGUEST
12:45
Robert Pickton is your stereotypical dumb yet tough Canadian.
Ben KisselHOST
38:11
Mm-hmm.
Ben KisselHOST
38:12
And there was, I think it was Robert Pickton in Canada.
Ben KisselHOST
38:16
He worked at a pig factory, and he would put all of the chicks that he would kill, he'd throw them in there, and people were probably eating them.
Ben KisselHOST
38:23
Oh, my God.
GeorgeHOST
52:36
Look it up.
GeorgeHOST
52:37
It was in like the same, I feel like it was in the same time as Robert Pickton, the serial killer dude down in Vancouver area with the pig farm.
Jeff CGUEST
52:45
Oh yeah, that's right.
GeorgeHOST
52:49
Jeff.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
24:23
However, even with this inquiry, no solid evidence has ever come to light and the Sampar siblings are left wondering what happened to their sister.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
24:31
The RCMP collected DNA samples from Jean's family to perform a comparison against Jane Doe's found at Robert Pickton's farm, but it appears that no matches have been made.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
24:42
There are numerous theories in Jean's case, and the strongest is that she is another victim of the infamous Highway of Tears.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
24:48
Her family told the Vancouver Sun, ''It would be nice for us to have closure.
Trent HornHOST
9:51
Ray was convicted in 2001, but he died of a heart attack in 2002.
Trent HornHOST
9:55
And there's many other examples like this, like Robert Pickton, who bragged to an undercover police officer about killing 49 women and feeding their remains to the pigs on his farm.
Trent HornHOST
10:05
Now, God can save anyone, even a serial killer who truly repents.
Trent HornHOST
10:11
But what should God do about extremely wicked people who do not repent? People who would stand before God and laugh at his mercy while boasting of their unspeakable crimes.
Tessa MorrowHOST
12:29
In 2006, RCMP request and take DNA samples from Ginny's siblings.
Tessa MorrowHOST
12:35
This was around the same time that notorious serial killer, Canadian pig farmer killer, Robert Pickton's murder trial was taking place.
Tessa MorrowHOST
12:46
He would murder mostly sex workers, which Ginny was not, and feed them to his pigs.
Tessa MorrowHOST
12:51
They never heard anything back from authorities, though.
Jon NadeauGUEST
16:40
I mean, you know, you look at the ones we've covered, Bernardo, Russell Wilson, Olson, MacArthur, none of those...
Jon NadeauGUEST
16:47
Robert Pickton.
Jon NadeauGUEST
16:48
Robert Pickton.
Jon NadeauGUEST
16:49
Yeah.
Jon NadeauGUEST
16:49
None of those.
KateHOST
11:19
So murder wise, I would have to say.
KateHOST
11:25
Like Willie Pickton or the Toy Box Killer.
SarahHOST
11:28
Okay, yeah.
KateHOST
11:29
I think one of those, because I think they're just, they blow my mind.
KateHOST
15:52
you watch that episode on YouTube, you'll see that both Sarah and I are really struggling with that episode.
KateHOST
16:01
Yeah, it's just hideous.
KateHOST
16:06
stories that have haunted me again there's so many I really struggled to get over Willie Pickton which I can't even remember what episode it is but I think it was a two parter but I really struggled to get past it's
SarahHOST
16:23
30 something isn't it
Bailey SarianHOST
6:27
Viewer discretion is advised.
Bailey SarianHOST
6:30
So let's get into Mr Robert Pickton.
Bailey SarianHOST
6:34
So Robert Pickton was born on October 24th, 1949.
Bailey SarianHOST
6:39
So he's a Scorpio but he grew up in a small town.
Bailey SarianHOST
6:43
Well it was like a small growing an- industrial suburb called Port Coquitlam.

30 MINS LATER

Bailey SarianHOST
37:10
So they were all talking with each other in hopes someone else would maybe go forward, you know? So Bill contacts Sarah's ex and tells him everything that Lisa saw, the bloody clothes, the IDs, the syringes, everything.
Bailey SarianHOST
37:27
Then went on to say that Robert often visited the low track to pick up women but most of all, Robert had like this really big farm and Bill's like, "It would be very easy to hide things there," like people.
Bailey SarianHOST
37:44
You know what I'm saying? Bill actually tells Sarah's ex that he did try to contact police at some point but he was told that there was nothing they, the police could do so Bill gave Sarah's ex Robert Pickton's name and the name of his businesses, the farm, everything in hopes that maybe, you know, he could help or, or do something.
LizHOST
0:18
Today we are officially kicking off something I've been waiting for since January 1st, 2026. spooky season yeah boy and we have so much coming for you guys we're gonna be getting into so many different elements of spook crime crazy you're gonna enjoy it but first up on our list today is in fact one of the craziest Canadian cases I've ever heard of.
LizHOST
0:49
Robert Pickton.
LizHOST
0:50
I need to say this immediately.
LizHOST
0:52
There is spooky and then there is horrifying.
LizHOST
1:02
And it's not an urban legend.
LizHOST
1:04
There's no genuine monster.
LizHOST
1:06
Robert Pickton was real.
LizHOST
1:09
And what happened on a pig farm in British Columbia became one of the most disturbing criminal cases in Canadian history.

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