Detail of a poster with photographs of missing women is displayed during the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry public forum in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday January 19, 2011. (Darryl Dyck/ The Canadian Press)
Pickton’s unnamed victims far from forgotten
‘Investigation has never stopped’ for clues to the identity, whereabouts of 16 additional women the serial killer claims to have slain
Timeline
The murdered and missing
A closer look at the marginalized women who were killed or believed to have been murdered by serial killer Robert Pickton
Aftermath
Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Take a tour through Vancouver's gloomy Downtown Eastside as sex worker Sue Davis highlights some of the positive changes in the area.
Christie Blatchford
Push for Pickton public inquiry is inevitable
But it wouldn’t reveal much that is new about how police and justice systems work
From the archives
The Pickton trial
Audio slideshows, features and interactive content from the time of the trial
Jail video
Pickton's cell conversations
A video of serial killer Robert Pickton’s jail conversation with an undercover police officer in 2002 has been released.
From the archives
The Pickton Archives
Read selections of the Globe's past coverage of Pickton and the trial
RCMP investigate spate of fires including one at Robert Pickton’s farm
Investigators treating blazes as suspicious
Vancouver museum pulls exhibition showing portraits of missing and murdered women
Artist left ‘upset and sad’ by decision to axe show
Coroner’s certificates place missing women’s deaths at Pickton farm
‘There was a finality about it,’ says brother of Dawn Crey, whose body has never been found
RCMP seek public's help in identifying woman linked to Pickton farm
Half of the woman’s skull, with the vertebra attached, was found on Robert Pickton’s farm in 1995
Mounties acknowledge shortcomings on Pickton case
E-mail to Vancouver police refers to ‘a lack of analysis of the available information’
Public inquiry to review police handling of Pickton case
Vancouver Police Department, RCMP welcome independent probe
Retired Pickton investigators would co-operate with inquiry, officer says
B.C. cabinet considering whether to set up review
Pickton case informants share $100,000 reward fund
Money split depending on impact of information
Women's lives could have been saved, Pickton informant says
Woman says she spoke to RCMP about what she had heard was going on at the Port Coquitlam pig farm, but ‘it didn’t seem like they cared’
RCMP arrogance cited in bungling of Pickton case
Reluctance to co-operate with other police forces played a role in allowing pig farmer to go on killing, critics say
Vancouver police to open books on Pickton probe
Internal report expected to shed light on missed opportunities and leads not followed in serial-killer case
Robert Pickton's sole survivor makes a new life
The only woman to escape serial killer wants to remain anonymous and leave the past behind
Internal police strife delayed Pickton arrest, former officer says
Resentment toward then-police-profiler Kim Rossmo hampered probe of missing women, Doug Mackay-Dunn says, urging an inquiry into the police investigation
Revelations about Pickton’s 1997 arrest fuel calls for inquiry
Evidence disclosed that attempted-murder charge was dropped and he continue to kill
Woman survived Pickton attack by cutting his jugular, court heard
Serial killer had been charged with attempted murder, then released, before killing spree came to light
Why judge ruled against Pickton ‘confession’
Then-suspect did not make statement about bones voluntarily, judge decided
Why the Pickton trial dealt with 6 murder charges, not 26
Judge felt one trial for all would be too overwhelming; defence argued that prosecutors would have to prove that women were really dead
Pickton legal saga ends as remaining charges stayed
The conclusion of legal proceedings prompted release of a wealth of material related to the case that had been under a judicial embargo
Supreme Court rejects Pickton’s bid for new trial
Serial killer got a fair trial, judges say in unanimous ruling
Police apologize to families of Pickton's victims
Vancouver force regrets ‘that we did not catch him sooner’
Crown admits sole-killer focus an error in Pickton trial
Prosecutors tell Supreme Court the blunder doesn’t change Pickton’s guilt, but defence argues Crown’s change of tack late in trial vastly unfair
Supreme Court reserves judgment on Pickton conviction
Lawyers argue before Supreme Court of Canada in an attempt to overturn convicted killer’s convictions for a string of Vancouver murders
Mass murderer Pickton wrongly convicted, appeal lawyers say
Murderer of six women argues trial judge erred in a response to jurors' question
RCMP lays foundation for six new Pickton charges
Crown says it won't add victims' names until appeal is heard
Defence failed to challenge judge at trial, Crown argues
Lawyers, now disputing instructions to jury, did not want clarification then, hearing told
