Willie Pickton

1.

A Most Eloquent Poem

 by Trisha Baptie
Posted: December 11, 2007
Nobody Sees Her She's sitting huddled in the corner of the building Shivering in the cold Nobody sees her She's standing on... Full story »
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A Prostitute's Career

 by Pauline VanKoll
Posted: August 7, 2007
She counts her condoms and brings the necessities to clean up and get ready for the next date. As you walk down the street, you... Full story »
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3.

It's All About Drugs And Survival

 by Pauline VanKoll
Posted: June 14, 2007
I have a friend who lives in Port Coquitlum, and during a conversation, she mentioned a few details of the events that were happening... Full story »
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4.

Luring My Friend To The Farm

 by Pauline VanKoll
Posted: June 5, 2007
I listened to Casanova as he took the stand on June 4th. Casanova is a 68-year-old Philipino man who has been in Canada for 33... Full story »
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"He Didn't Act Alone:" Giselle Ireson's Testimony

 by Trisha Baptie
Posted: June 4, 2007
When Ms. Ireson was asked to describe Mr. Pickton, she pointed and said "He's right there." She later described a discussion at... Full story »
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