Posted AT 4:07 AM EDT on 11/12/07
Key facts kept from Pickton jury: investigator
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — In a highly unusual public statement, the former head of Vancouver's Missing Women Task Force says he believes serial killer Robert Pickton would have been convicted of first-degree murder if information had not been held back from the jury.
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- From the farm
- Follow evidence heard in court
- Inside the courtroom
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- Timeline
- From the search for missing women to a first-degree murder trial
Stories of loss
Documentary
- Downtown Eastside
- A look at Vancouver's notorious neighbourhood
Photo Gallery
- Missing women
- Focus on 26 missing women
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- Missing women poster
- Names added Jan. 24, as investigation continues
Video pick
- 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
