Posted AT 5:08 AM EDT on 10/12/07
Guilty verdicts make for a bittersweet day
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — Five hours after she heard Robert Pickton pronounced guilty of murdering her beloved sister, Ada Wilson's emotions were still raw.But that didn't stop her from speaking straight to the man accused of being Canada's worst serial killer. Throughout his 10-month trial, Mr. Pickton did not display a trace of emotion, even when he was convicted yesterday of the first six of the 26 murder charges he is facing.
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- Timeline
- From the search for missing women to a first-degree murder trial
Stories of loss
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- Downtown Eastside
- A look at Vancouver's notorious neighbourhood
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- Missing women
- Focus on 26 missing women
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- Missing women poster
- Names added Jan. 24, as investigation continues
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- Pickton witness stands his ground
- Andrew Bellwood spars with defence lawyer day after dramatic testimony
The courtroom
- Judge well known for analytical mind
- Mr. Justice James Williams faced a challenging case
