The Pig Farm Murders: What the Robert Pictkton Case Reveals About Men in Power

Robert Pickton is often described as Canada’s most prolific serial killer. But this story isn’t just about one man. For years, warnings about the pig farm in Port Coquitlam were ignored. A woman survived and reported him. Employees tipped off police. Families begged for help as women disappeared from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Nothing changed. In this episode, we examine the full Robert Pickton timeline, the missed warnings, the failed investigation, the trial, and what this case reveals about power, institutional neglect, and the labeling of victims as “high risk", and analysis of how systems protect predators. If you value true crime that goes deeper than headlines, subscribe for weekly dark stories with cultural and psychological context. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep‑dives into true crime and dark history. For more dark stories like these or to get in touch, check out my TikTok, Instagram or visit my website at RAEREVIEW.COM Hosted by Mercury Podcasts. See for information about the collection and use of personal data for advertising. Credits: Video editor / Sound Design: [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices