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Today we are diving deep into 
one of Canada's most disturbing 

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criminal cases, the Robert 
Picton saga. 

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But this isn't just about the 
crimes themselves. 

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It's about society that looked 
away, the institutions that 

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failed to act, the chilling 
anomalies that suggest there's 

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far more to the story than the 
official narrative admits. 

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The Picton case isn't your 
typical serial killer story. 

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It's a labyrinth of unanswered 
questions, institutional 

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incompetence and potential cover
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From identifying male DNA on 
victims remains to police 

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partying with criminals at the 
Piggy Palace, the details are so

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bizarre they defy belief. 
Here's what makes the case truly

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unsettling. 
Over 40 unidentified male DNA 

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profiles were found on evidence 
hinting at accomplices or a 

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broader network, yet this was 
never properly investigated. 

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An RCMP officers social visit to
Picton where he tipped him off 

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about informants in a 
jaw-dropping breach of protocol.

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Millions of documents still 
withheld. 

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Why the secrecy? 
Police ignored the 45 gallon 

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drums that Picton was discarding
despite tips they contained 

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human remains. 
A witness saw Picton skinning a 

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woman in his barn. 
Yet her testimony was 

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mishandled. 
Piggy Palace, The Picton's 

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family after our club were cops,
politicians and criminals 

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partied together with up to 2000
people at these events. 

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The absurd lone wolf narrative 
Despite evidence of a criminal 

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enterprise, critical files 
destroyed or lost, including a 

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1997 attempted murder case. 0 
Accountability for senior 

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officials. 
Despite catastrophic failures, 

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police never followed up after 
picked and boasted in jail about

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killing 49 women. 
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A whitewashed inquiry that 
dismissed all these red flags as

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ludicrous. 
This case isn't just about 

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Picton. 
It's about power, corruption and

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apathy that allowed horrors to 
go unchecked. 

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If you think this is just one 
man's evil, think again. 

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This real story is far darker. 
Forensic teams found 

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unidentified DNA on the teeth on
victims Serena Abbott's Way, 

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Andrea Josbury. 
Multiple unidentified male DNA 

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profiles were found, and 
Picton's DNA was excluded as a 

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match on several samples. 
Experts testified they could not

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determine the source of these 
profiles despite extensive 

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checks against databases of 
investigators, lab staff, known 

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associates. 
Additional male DNA was found on

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items such as handcuff, keys, 
chewing gum. 

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A summary of the most disturbing
and damning aspects of the DNA 

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evidence in the Picton case. 
So Male 11 and Male 12 DNA was 

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found on a bucket containing 
Andrea Josbury's severed hand, 

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indicating direct contact with 
the victim's remains. 

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Male 24's DNA was found on a 
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suggesting participation in 
dismemberment or disposal. 

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These are not accidental or 
incidental transfers. 

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They imply hands on involvement 
in the murders. 

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Multiple unidentified men at the
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At least 16 plus distinct male 
DNA profiles were found in key 

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areas like the slaughterhouse 
workshop, Picton's bedroom. 

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The slaughterhouse was a DNA 
hotspot. 

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The slaughterhouse alone 
contained DNA from 10 different 

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unidentified men, including on 
plungers with blood splatter, 

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Male 33 a welding face shield, 
Male 61 multiple pieces of 

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chewed gum. 
This is male 39, a male 40, male

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47, male 50, Male 58, male 60 
suggesting prolonged casual 

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presence. 
Pat Casanova Picton's friend Pat

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Casanova's DNA was found 
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slaughterhouse, on a scale 
alongside victim Mona Wilson's 

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DNA in the workshop near human 
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His repeated presence in areas 
tied to dismemberment and body 

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disposal raises glaring 
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Picton's DNA was excluded from 
critical evidence. 

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Multiple items linked to victims
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instead belong to unknown males.
Example Tools. 

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Tools in the freezer buckets had
male DNA that wasn't Picton's, 

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yet no effort was made to 
identify them. 

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Why haven't Canadian authorities
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Once Picton was convicted, 
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need to pursue others despite 
glaring loose ends. 

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Institutional neglect. 
Many victims were marginalized 

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Indigenous sex workers. 
Systemic apathy may have played 

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a role if these men were part of
a broader criminal operation. 

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Investigating further could 
implicate others, including 

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powerful figures DNA, the gold 
standard, and crime DNA 

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one-on-one. 
The power of DNA Like a genetic 

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fingerprint, every person's DNA 
is unique except for identical 

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twins, making it irrefutable 
evidence when matched. 

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Silent witness. 
It doesn't lie, forget or 

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contradict itself, unlike human 
testimony exonerating the 

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innocent. 
Hundreds of wrongfully convicted

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people like those in the 
Innocent Projects have been 

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freed because DNA have proved 
they couldn't have committed the

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crime. 
Example A single hair analyzed 

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decade later can overturn a 
murder conviction, putting the 

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guilty away. 
Cold case breakthroughs. 

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DNA from old crime scenes like 
the Golden State Killer can 

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finally name killers years 
later. 

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That was 40 years ago when this 
Golden State psycho killer was 

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active. 40 years later they 
convicted him. 

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Linking serial crimes. 
DNA can connect seamlessly 

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unrelated cases from 1 
perpetrator. 

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If Canadian authorities re 
examine these profiles with 

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today's tech, they might 
identify compasses, solve other 

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unsolved murders, and expose a 
possible network of predators. 

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The DNA farm wasn't just one 
killer's playground, it was a 

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hunting ground with multiple 
players. 

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The unanswered DNA evidence 
screams that justice is still 

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incomplete. 
Until these men are identified, 

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the full truth and the victim's 
rightful closure remains buried.

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And remember, in the world of 
crime solving, DNA doesn't just 

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speak, it streams truth. 
The presence of 40 unidentified 

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female DNA profiles on Robert 
Picton Farm raises significant 

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questions about the scope of his
crimes and the investigation. 

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Here's what it implies. 
So remember they have found 80 

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unidentified DNA profiles, half 
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So there's forty female that 
haven't been identified. 

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So it's possible unrecognized 
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When Robert Picton was arrested 
in 2002, he had the undercover 

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cellmate on a big poster, like a
big poster board right in the in

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the room with him. 
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cell, you know what he said? 
He said he only recognized half 

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of them, but then boasted about 
killing 49. 

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Just a little little awful food 
for thought. 

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So back to the female DNAI just 
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before we move on. 
The DNA could belong to missing 

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or murdered women whose 
disappearances were never linked

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to Picton. 
Given his confession or boast to

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killing 49 women and his claim 
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even 50 is plausible that some 
victims were never identified or

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reported missing, especially sex
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are disproportionately targeted.
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apparently a lot of sex workers 
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testimonies of the women. 
And she said she had to bring 2 

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at a time for Pat Casanova, two 
women at a time for Pat Casanova

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to pleasure him while he 
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Even that is so disgusting. 
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challenges, incomplete 
databases. 

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Many Indigenous and Margelines 
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database databases, making 
matches impossible. 

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Degraded evidence. 
Some DNA was too degraded for a 

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conclusive analysis. 
Defense arguments unidentified 

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profiles used to suggest that 
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complicating the prosecutor's 
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So they, in this case, they 
tended, they wanted a very 

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narrow focus on pick that's 
important to think about 

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unsolved cases. 
Families of missing women have 

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long speculated that their loved
ones DNA might be among the 

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unidentified profiles. 
Police have not publicly linked 

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these profiles to specific 
disappearances, leaving 

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questions unanswered #2 The 
social visit by RCMP Corporal 

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Frank Henley. 
In March of 2001, Corporal 

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Henley visited the Picton farm 
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He told Robert Picton the names 
of two people informing on him 

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and described it as a social 
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Why is it bizarre? 
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investigative protocol that can 
only be explained by gross and 

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confidence. 
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can ask the question of outright
corruption. 

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So just to put this in context 
again, Canada's worst serial 

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killer, Canada's worst case of 
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And the main suspect gets a 
visit by the cop and says, hey, 

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I got 2 confidential informants 
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Let's get into this a little 
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I found this affidavit from 
researcher Robin Whitehead, 

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notes on this affidavit that 
RCMP visit on the farm and spoke

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to Robert Picton, unidentified 
man covered in blood in the barn

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butchering a pig with a knife. 
So this is just almost like a 

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disturbing sabotage of the 
Picton investigation. 

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Which one could raise the 
question of that Corporal Frank 

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Henley's unexplained betrayal of
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The botched investigation into 
Canada's most notorious serial 

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killer, Robert Willie Picton, is
riddled with shocking failures. 

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One of the most unexplained is 
the conduct of Corporal Frank 

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Henley, an RCMP officers who 
whose action delayed Picton's 

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arrest, endangered witnesses and
possibly allowed a killer to 

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claim more victims. 
One of the best books I believe 

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in my opinion, after is 
Lorimer's. 

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Shiner wrote a book called The 
Lonely Section of Hell of his 

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Investigation, The Horrors of 
the Robert Picton Case. 

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So this was on page 155 of 
Detective Shiner's account. 

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This is the last paragraph of 
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I'm just going to read the last 
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There seems to have been no 
police contact with Picton after

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the January 19th, 2000 interview
from RCMP Corporal Frank Henley,

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March 2001. 
One man's self-described really 

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very much a social visit quote 
UN quote to the Picton farm to 

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tell the names of the two people
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Ellingson and Cadwell. 
Commissioner Opal describes his 

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visit in his report. 
Quote On March 30th, 2001, 

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Corporal Henley goes to the 
Picton property to speak with 

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Picton. 
He tells Picton that Miss 

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Ellingson and Mr. Cadwell has 
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Pickton admitted to stabbing 
Miss Anderson, but says she 

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stabbed him first. 
He neglects the part that he did

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handcuff her. 
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Corporal Henley's meeting with 
Pickton is unexplained and is 

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done in total isolation from 
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So let's examine this again. 
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visit to Pickton's farm, March 
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Picton's arrest. 
Henley went alone to the Picton 

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farm without informing his team 
and had what he later described 

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as a very much of A social 
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During this meeting, Henley told
Picton the names of two 

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informants that who had accused 
him of murder, Ling Ellingson 

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and Scott Cadwell Picton. 
He asked why he revealed 

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informant identities to a serial
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Henley shrugged. 
No, I just wanted to meet Picton

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and see him. 
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no follow up, just reckless and 
a possible deadly breach of of 

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protocol. 
Henley told his supervisor there

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was nothing to believe about 
Picton over ruling lead 

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investigator Corporal Mike 
Connor, who suspected Picton 

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early a botched witnessed 
interview. 

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Henley interviewed Lynn 
Ellingson, who allegedly saw 

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Picton hanging a woman like a 
slaughtered pig. 

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Instead of pressing her, Henley 
accepted her denials at face 

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value. 
This stalled the case. 

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His interference delayed 
Picton's arrest by years, 

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allowing him to keep killing. 
Why did Henley do it? 

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Henley's actions were so 
contrary to police work that 

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lawyers at the Missing Women's 
Inquiry called them, possibly 

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amounting to sabotage. 
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Picton's farm was frequently by 
multiple men, per DNA evidence 

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that we just discussed. 
Did Henley know more than he 

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admitted? 
Henley's casual dismissal of the

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case fits a pattern, a cover up 
of police failures. 

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By tipping off Picton, Henley 
may have compromised future 

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prosecutions, ensuring key 
witnesses were discredited or 

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silenced because of Henley's 
actions. 

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Picton remained free for over a 
year after Henley's visit, 

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during which time more women 
vanished. 

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He was still killing women. 
He was still an active serial 

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killer, Lynn Ellenson later 
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was finally arrested in 2002. 
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Think about that for a minute. 
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unanswered question. 
Why did Corporal Frank Henley, a

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trained RCMP officer, act in a 
way so blatantly in helping a 

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serial killer invade justice, 
neglect, corruption, or 

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something even darker? 
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explanation, Not a flippant, 
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His role in this tragedy remains
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disturbing mysteries for the 
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the public. 
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Before we move on to the next 
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side note, too. 
So Scott Chubb, the other police

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informant who informed that 
Willie Picton was holding a Mac 

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finally in 2002. 
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series, but Scott Chubb 
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wanted Ellingson harmed because 
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money. 
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wanted her hurt or killed. 
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blackmailing Picton over a 
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body in the barn and that Picton
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quiet. 
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this strange visit from. 
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#3 millions of withheld 
documents. 

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Police and government had 
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documents during the 
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to 20% have ever been made 
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unheard of in a western criminal
justice, fueling speculation of 

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cover ups or institutional self 
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So let's get into the withheld 
evidence. 

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Why millions of Robert Pickton 
case files remain secret. 

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The case of Robert Pickton, 
Canada's most notorious serial 

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killer, remains one of the 
darkest chapter in this nation's

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history. 
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the 80s, maybe even the 70s, 
till finally, when he was caught

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in 2002, picked and preyed on 
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from Vancouver's Downtown East 
Side, murdering them. 

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Despite his 2007 conviction for 
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murder, with evidence linking 
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full scope of his crimes 
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The RCM PS investigation 
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volume of evidence, over 400,000
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The rest remains locked away, 
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being destroyed. 
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been destroying evidence. 
I did an interview over a year 

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ago when I published it a few 
months ago with two of the 

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leading experts regarding the 
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Please go listen to that 
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Doctor Sasha Reed and Sue Brown.
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about them preserving the 
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preserve the evidence. 
The evidence did get destroyed 

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previous to that interview. 
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I released it a few months ago, 

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that the RCMP have been 
destroying the evidence from the

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Robert Picton case. 
The Picton case is one of the 

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most complex criminal 
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history. 
The RCMP, the Vancouver Police 

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Department spent years combing 
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uncovering human remains, 
personal belongings and forensic

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traces of multiple victims. 
Again 600,000 exhibits collected

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including clothing, weapons and 
DNA samples. 400,000 DNA swabs 

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process linking victims to the 
farm. 

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Thousands of documents, 
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witness statements and forensic 
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Given the sheer volume, the RCMP
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logically impossible. 
Yet critics say this is a 

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smokescreen for withholding 
critical information. 

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The RCMP has provided several 
official reasons for withholding

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or redacting evidence. 
The RCMP claims some evidence 

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could be relevant to unsolved 
cases or potential accomplishes.

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Example DNA from 10 unidentified
women was found in Picton's 

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freezer, suggesting more 
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If released prematurely, this 
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prosecutions. 
Under Canada's privacy law and 

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evidence law, police can redact 
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Example witness statements, 
informant identities and 

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investigative techniques are 
often blacked out. 

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Then there's the cost of storage
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Storing 600,000 exhibits is 
expensive. 

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The RCMP has applied to destroy 
evidence, arguing much of it has

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no further investigative value. 
The controversy Families 

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advocates argue that new DNA 
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identify more victims or 
suspects. 

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Victims families Indigenous 
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opposed the RCMP. 
Destroying evidence erases 

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history. 
Many Indigenous women cases 

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remain unsolved. 
The RCMP failures in the Picton 

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case, including ignoring early 
warnings, feel distrust possible

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accomplishes remain uncharged. 
Picton allegedly told an 

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undercover officer that his 
brother and others were 

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involved, yet no one else have 
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Critics accuse the RCMP of 
deliberately suppressing files 

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that could expose investigative 
failures that may reveal miss 

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opportunities to stop Picton 
sooner. 

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While storage is expensive, 
destroying evidence could mean 

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losing answers forever. 
The case is still unresolved and

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unsolved. 
It's a moral and legal failure. 

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While some reductions are 
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transparency perpetrates a 
legacy of distrust because of 

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all of the money making 
enterprises they had going, all 

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their illegal businesses, you 
know, from unlicensed 

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butchering, an underground meat 
sales, stolen cars, illegal 

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gambling, Pitbull, rooster 
fighting and more. 

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You know, Piggy Powell is not 
just a a party venue, but a hub 

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for liquor sales, drugs, 
prostitution, a meeting place 

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for a cross section of 
Vancouver's underworld including

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bikers, politicians and police. 
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environmental crime, that 
contaminated topsoil operation, 

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which may and most likely cause 
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consequences and rarely 
discussed. 

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So this whole thing, this whole 
web of this Nexus of vice and 

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corruption and this fog of 
complicity and silence. 

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And then I was thinking about 
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This place was also a place of 
of extreme animal cruelty, 

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starving to death. 
A lot of them were sick. 

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They were put into like pens 
that were too small, like they 

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were treated horribly. 
Being an American and Canadian, 

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you know, living on both sides 
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in Canada and raised, you know, 
in East Vancouver, criminal 

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culture in Canada, I believe, 
and I really, truly believe this

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has more of a code of silence. 
The code of silence is well 

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founded and it's deeply 
ingrained in the aspects of 

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organized crime in the broader 
criminal subculture, especially 

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in Vancouver. 
When I grew up who's don't rat, 

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no informants. 
It's a powerful unwritten rule 

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that discourages individuals 
from cooperating with law 

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enforcement or speaking openly 
about their criminal activity. 

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You know, like, for example, 
like even when I first started 

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my platform, I started off, my 
first name was Vancouver True 

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crime. 
Some of the hardcore E Vaners 

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considered I was dry snitching, 
even though I wasn't really 

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talking about anything. 
I was talking more about my life

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growing up there. 
I wasn't talking about criminals

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in East Van or specifics or 
anything like that. 

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But even that cutting it too 
close for some of them, right? 

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And then there's like the 
organized crime influence, 

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right? 
There was like a big biker 

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presence on the property. 
And that's a, you know, threats 

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of violence, threat of silence. 
Dave Picton was accused of 

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sexual assault. 
You know, there was some 

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witnessed intimidation by some 
burly men that like to ride 

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motorcycles too, right? 
So there you go. 

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And then there's like the 
cultural parallel, right? 

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We're getting both the 
withholding of the documents. 

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The blue wall of silence is well
documented in Canadian police 

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forces where officers or 
discouraged reporting on 

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misconduct by fellow colleagues,
right, Further normalizing the 

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secrecy and non cooperation in 
the broader context, you know, 

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researching lots of different 
serial killer cases and like, 

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you know, a lot and especially a
lot of the American ones, the 

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American serial killers seem to 
like to talk, right? 

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They like the they like the the,
the attention and the notoriety.

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David Berkowitz The only 
exception in Canada really was 

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Clifford Olson. 
He loved talking. 

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He talked every chance he got 
right. 

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He confessed to his crimes. 
He got paid for his crimes. 

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You know he was a chatty Cathy. 
He loved talking Picton. 

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We didn't hear a word from him. 
He gets locked up in 2007 few 

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pen pal letters and a few tell 
all books that got heavy 

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suppressed. 
But he didn't say anything while

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he was locked up. 
So I believe, I truly believe 

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this, that this code of is 
stronger in Canada and criminal 

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circles. 
Talking reinforces by both 

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organized crime and community 
norms, American criminals, 

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individualistic and motivated by
fame, where Canadian criminals 

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tend to value group loyalty and 
discretion is more. 

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Despite being one of the most 
prolific serial killers in 

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Canadian history, Picton has 
never granted an interview, 

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never spoke publicly about his 
any writings he produced was 

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kept from public view. 
There's been little forensic 

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follow up or psychological 
profiling he shared with the 

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public. 
And then one of the most darkest

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rumors I've heard these like, 
OK, so when I start following 

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this case way back in 2002 and I
need some good sources. 

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I knew people that were lawyers.
I knew people that were RCMP and

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and these were credible sources.
And even way back then in 2002, 

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in this case broke, everyone 
whispered about snuff movies 

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book Stevie Cameron's book on 
the farm, a woman who spent time

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with Dave Picton went to the 
bonfire parties and was in Dave 

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Picton circle. 
She said that there was rumors 

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of snuff movies being made there
going all the way back in the 

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80s and Hurt and she hung around
there around 1986. 

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The snuff movies, Snuff films 
and extreme violence While there

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are persistent rumors and 
criminal circles about the 

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production and distribution of 
snuff films, especially in 

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connections with cases like 
Picton, concrete evidence is 

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extremely rare. 
Law enforcement and researchers 

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generally agree. 
While videos of extreme violence

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circulate on the dark web, the 
existence of true snuff films 

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murdered committed for the 
purpose of filming and selling 

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the footage remains unproven in 
a legal sense. 

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From my understanding, and I re,
I've talked to some people who 

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have very high up gang ties, 
like really high up. 

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They told me, you know, off the 
record, and this is a really 

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solid source. 
These movies make a lot of money

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on the dark web. 
People pay to have access to 

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these movies. 
They generate a lot of revenue 

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and some sick people will have 
like a checklist. 

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There's a certain scenario or 
torture or whatever they want 

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and they'll Commission to have 
it done. 

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I I think a lot of legal experts
and what what, what they're 

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splitting hairs on. 
It's like pornographic studio 

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that makes a certain type of 
genre of movies. 

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So let's say one that's into 
like threesomes or midgets or 

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whatever, there's a production 
company that specializes in a 

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certain type of pornography. 
Maybe it's gay porn, maybe it's 

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it's transgender porn or 
whatever. 

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They specialize in a, in a 
certain production. 

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And I guess what the legal 
experts saying that these are 

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these production companies that 
are making murder movies as a 

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production company. 
And I think they're giving it 

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that much, too much credit to 
organize. 

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I think a lot of times these 
movies are made very ad hoc in 

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the moment. 
They're opportunistic. 

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With the advance of cameras on 
the phone cameras, video 

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equipment is definitely a lot 
more portable now. 

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You don't need a big, large, you
know, high value camera like you

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did in the old days that had 
film and lighting and all that. 

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You know, even while the Picton 
during the Picton era handheld 

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camcorders for a thing. 
There's another case that 

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believe it or not, has some 
connections to the Picton case. 

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It was about a woman who went 
missing on Vancouver Island on 

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Canada Day and she was taken to 
a house party. 

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And after I put two years into 
that case, I, I did a podcast 

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about it, but I took it off for 
a whole bunch of reasons. 

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I'm going to reboot it sometime 
down the road. 

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My friend David, who was a mob 
enforcer, a hitman and a top 

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00:36:31,520 --> 00:36:35,560
drug trafficker and including 
working for Colombians, Mexican 

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00:36:35,560 --> 00:36:37,840
cartels, he's done some podcast 
with me. 

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00:36:37,920 --> 00:36:41,840
He knows a lot about that case. 
And he was a material witness in

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that case. 
The long story and at the root 

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00:36:44,680 --> 00:36:49,640
of this case was snuff movies 
being made to put it in context 

468
00:36:50,040 --> 00:36:53,160
that there was this dude, really
bad dude. 

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00:36:53,760 --> 00:36:57,240
He trades people for drugs and 
he's not choosy. 

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00:36:57,240 --> 00:37:01,120
He'll he likes men or women and 
he likes messing them up. 

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00:37:02,040 --> 00:37:07,840
This woman that went missing on 
Canada Day, she was brought to 

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00:37:07,840 --> 00:37:14,360
the house and basically traded 
for drugs and they decided that 

473
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they were going to make a snuff 
movie and they were going to do 

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00:37:20,400 --> 00:37:22,760
all this terrible stuff to her, 
but they weren't going to really

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00:37:22,760 --> 00:37:25,000
kill her. 
But they got carried away and 

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they ended up killing her and 
then these tapes floated around.

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00:37:29,360 --> 00:37:32,720
So I think in a lot of times, 
this is how this scenario works.

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It's sort of like a crime of 
opportunity. 

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00:37:35,520 --> 00:37:39,720
And I don't think that there's 
an actual, you know, production 

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00:37:39,720 --> 00:37:43,880
company like, you know, the ones
that make pornography and, you 

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00:37:43,880 --> 00:37:47,560
know, have a brand name and you 
can call a number and stuff and 

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every time you look it up on 
there, oh, no stuff, movies are 

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00:37:50,280 --> 00:37:51,240
back. 
There's no such thing. 

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00:37:51,400 --> 00:37:53,400
It's that that's like the 
biggest crock of shit. 

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Lot of criminals and psychopaths
have have handheld cameras, 

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cameras on their phone. 
They like doing violence to 

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00:38:00,640 --> 00:38:05,520
people and they like to relive 
the violence in it, right? 

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00:38:05,520 --> 00:38:09,680
There's even websites that you 
can find that are not even on 

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00:38:09,680 --> 00:38:12,760
the dark web that just are 
filled with all kinds of torture

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00:38:12,760 --> 00:38:17,480
and murder and grotesque stuff. 
So I do believe that was going 

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on on the farm. 
How organized it was is another 

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00:38:21,640 --> 00:38:24,680
thing. 
There's the testimony of Diana 

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00:38:24,680 --> 00:38:27,160
Rock. 
Diana Rock, who was held there 

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00:38:27,160 --> 00:38:31,280
for three days in her court 
testimony by and she said she 

495
00:38:31,280 --> 00:38:38,920
was held in a blacked out room, 
abused by multiple men, gang 

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00:38:38,920 --> 00:38:41,080
raped. 
This horrific. 

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00:38:41,920 --> 00:38:45,240
So one of them could have had a 
camera, you know, little 

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00:38:45,240 --> 00:38:51,960
souvenir, little memento. 
So again, this case, I can't 

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00:38:51,960 --> 00:38:58,360
emphasize it, represents 
unfinished horror and why the 

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00:38:58,360 --> 00:39:02,880
Picton case still haunts Canada.
The official story of Robert 

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00:39:02,880 --> 00:39:07,760
Picton's crimes ends with his 
arrest in 2002 and his 

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00:39:07,760 --> 00:39:14,640
conviction in 2007 and his death
in prison in 2024. 

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00:39:15,080 --> 00:39:18,520
But the deeper truth is far more
unsettling. 

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According to high level sources 
within the criminal underworld, 

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00:39:23,640 --> 00:39:30,760
individuals who operate at the 
top tier of organized crime on 

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00:39:30,760 --> 00:39:35,760
Picton's farm really never 
stopped the methods, the 

507
00:39:35,760 --> 00:39:39,360
victims, the predators just move
somewhere else. 

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00:39:39,520 --> 00:39:45,920
Women, often Indigenous, often 
struggling with addiction or 

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00:39:45,920 --> 00:39:50,560
trapped in the cycle of 
exploitation, are still being 

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00:39:50,560 --> 00:39:54,040
taken to remote properties where
they're abused, tortured and 

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00:39:54,040 --> 00:39:58,120
sometimes killed. 
The buyers, men who pay for the 

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00:39:58,120 --> 00:40:03,360
privilege of inflicting pain, 
the sellers, those who see these

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00:40:03,360 --> 00:40:08,200
women as disposable and the 
authorities, well, they're not 

514
00:40:08,200 --> 00:40:12,760
really shutting the not making 
these arrests or not providing 

515
00:40:12,760 --> 00:40:18,680
disclosure and transparency. 
I have a source who told me and 

516
00:40:18,680 --> 00:40:22,160
it kind of goes aside in some of
the other investigation where 

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00:40:22,160 --> 00:40:25,000
the Picton thing. 
Never really stopped maybe it's 

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00:40:25,000 --> 00:40:30,360
not as as a big scale out in the
open with the 2000 attending 

519
00:40:30,360 --> 00:40:33,040
parties. 
You know 2000 people is a lot of

520
00:40:33,040 --> 00:40:37,920
people at a venue average 
nightclub 507 hundred people is 

521
00:40:37,920 --> 00:40:43,120
a busy night. 2000 is a RIP 
roaring, you know event. 

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00:40:46,800 --> 00:40:49,520
So I don't know if it's they're,
they're not at this scale, but 

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00:40:49,560 --> 00:40:53,600
from my informant, they said 
that there is these properties 

524
00:40:53,600 --> 00:41:01,360
in rural areas where women are 
taken and men do terrible things

525
00:41:01,360 --> 00:41:05,640
to them. 
Is it filmed? 

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00:41:05,640 --> 00:41:07,400
Maybe. 
Is it put on the dark web? 

527
00:41:07,560 --> 00:41:10,200
Is it made in these red rooms? 
Who knows? 

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00:41:10,680 --> 00:41:13,240
I'm too chicken to go on the 
dark web myself. 

529
00:41:13,840 --> 00:41:16,560
You know, as much as a deep 
investigator as I have no 

530
00:41:16,560 --> 00:41:20,040
interest going on the dark web. 
There's a frightening, 

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00:41:20,080 --> 00:41:25,200
terrifying world we live in and 
there are some very sick and 

532
00:41:25,200 --> 00:41:29,520
deranged people. 
Before we go, it's important you

533
00:41:29,520 --> 00:41:32,200
know you're not just listening 
to a podcast. 

534
00:41:32,480 --> 00:41:35,480
You're investing in something 
real, something powerful. 

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00:41:35,920 --> 00:41:39,000
For the past six years, Mark 
Devereaux has worked quietly 

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00:41:39,120 --> 00:41:42,280
behind the scenes, helping 
families through their darkest 

537
00:41:42,280 --> 00:41:44,960
moments. 
He's posted hundreds of missing 

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00:41:44,960 --> 00:41:49,160
persons alerts, given voices to 
the voiceless, and when people 

539
00:41:49,160 --> 00:41:51,680
were found, he always removed 
the posts. 

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00:41:52,080 --> 00:41:54,120
A lot of respect out of 
integrity. 

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00:41:54,600 --> 00:41:56,320
And he never monetized that 
work. 

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00:41:56,680 --> 00:41:59,680
He did it as a service because 
someone had to. 

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00:42:00,400 --> 00:42:04,120
Now he's entering a new chapter.
Mark is launching a national 

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00:42:04,120 --> 00:42:08,280
speaking tour, not just to tell 
stories, but to connect face to 

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00:42:08,280 --> 00:42:11,680
face, city by city. 
To go deeper into the world of 

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00:42:11,680 --> 00:42:15,720
dark psychology, to expose 
what's been hidden, and to teach

547
00:42:15,720 --> 00:42:19,760
real tools for staying safe in a
world that too often hides 

548
00:42:19,760 --> 00:42:23,640
predators in plain sight. 
There's no one else in true 

549
00:42:23,640 --> 00:42:27,920
crime doing what Mark is doing. 
This isn't just about mystery, 

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00:42:28,720 --> 00:42:32,840
It's about meaning. 
It's about forensic depth, hard 

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00:42:32,840 --> 00:42:36,520
won truth, and the voices of 
families and survivors who 

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00:42:36,520 --> 00:42:40,720
deserve to be heard. 
He's spent years developing a 

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00:42:40,720 --> 00:42:45,600
system, a new kind of true 
crime, one that doesn't just 

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00:42:45,600 --> 00:42:49,240
show the darkness, but gives you
the light to navigate through 

555
00:42:49,240 --> 00:42:53,160
it. 
It's called Dark Jiu Jitsu, a 

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00:42:53,160 --> 00:42:58,800
mental defence system for the 
real world, online, offline, for

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00:42:58,800 --> 00:43:02,600
the subtle and the overt. 
It's how you protect yourself 

558
00:43:03,080 --> 00:43:07,280
and those you love. 
So if you're listening, join 

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00:43:07,280 --> 00:43:10,120
him. 
Mark just launched A Substack to

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00:43:10,120 --> 00:43:12,600
build a private coalition of 
people who care. 

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00:43:13,520 --> 00:43:18,400
Sign up for the e-mail list. 
Become a member because this is 

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00:43:18,400 --> 00:43:23,120
more than content. 
It's a community, a movement. 

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00:43:24,160 --> 00:43:27,960
Those who support the fundraiser
aren't just helping fund a tour,

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00:43:28,800 --> 00:43:31,760
they're helping bring real 
conversations to cities across 

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00:43:31,760 --> 00:43:35,840
the country, and they'll receive
complimentary tickets when Mark 

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00:43:35,840 --> 00:43:39,360
visits their town. 
Your voice matters. 

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00:43:39,880 --> 00:43:44,040
Your input matters. 
Mark wants to hear what you want

568
00:43:44,040 --> 00:43:47,240
to see. 
What would make this live show 

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00:43:47,240 --> 00:43:51,640
unforgettable for you? 
Because without you, none of 

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00:43:51,640 --> 00:43:54,320
this is possible. 
Thank you for being part of 

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00:43:54,320 --> 00:43:57,680
something that matters. 
We're just getting started. 

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The.
