The Pig Farmer and The Salish Sea

a reply to: KKLOCO
Jesus KKLOCO, just the scene, thank you. Great film, I watch it every few months. AND I like daaags.

a reply to: blend

WHOA!! That's some crazy stuff for sure!! Excellent write up!

I think the most shocking part of all this is the fact that a you could add up all of the notorious serial killers ever known in the USA and the total would pale in comparison to what is laid out in the OP! That's pretty shocking in and of itself.

Second, and almost more shocking, is the fact that very few people have ever heard of this; I know I haven't. Why? This is huge. It's like Texas Chainsaw Massacre on steroids, but in real life!

The whole thing about feet turning up in the river every year is certainly an eye opener!

Just WOW!

Just out of curiosity, why is this thread placed in the 'Propaganda' forum?

Seems to me like it would be a lot more appropriately placed in any number of other forums here besides 'Propaganda'. I don't see any propaganda in the OP's story at all.

a reply to: blend

First off I gotta ask because this write up was so good are you Canadian or into true crime? If so what do you think happened to Marshal Iwaasa?

Maybe the cops didn't believe Lynn Ellingsen because she was maybe involved in the same type of lifestyle as the missing/murdered women I dont know im just spit balling but to me if I was a cop, I would ask why if she says she was blackmailing him with witnessing a murder why wouldn't he just kill her too? I don't know a whole lot about this case maybe they were close and he thought that would bring more suspicion on him if he killed her.

I dont know if the cluster of missing people is related to Vancouver being a larger city and just naturally having more people and more then go missing. But I do think it is interesting that he said 15 people were involved. Obviously if this is true there are more killers out there and possibly/probably still killing.

It makes my blood boil though because a lot of times cops do just poo poo missing women because of their lifestyles and most of the time they are indeed victims of something nefarious possibly because of their lifestyle but no one deserves to be murdered and discarded like trash. Well there's a few exceptions but you get what I mean.

A lot of times too the cops overlook very obvious things maybe due to incompetence or laziness. I have never had a bad experience with the cops but I know they're just like everybody else, some of them suck.

I cannot believe they didn't search the rendering plant or rest of the property though. Such a mistake that can never really be fixed.

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: blend

Thanks for the thread, Blend. You did a beautiful job presenting the evidence in a very captivating way!

These strange cases has always held my attention, along with the Highway of Tears. I've often wondered if they aren't all connected to the same killer/group of killers. It's hard to imagine it being the work of only one man.

You can always add some more todbits later if you want.

Strange cases always captivate me as well. The Highway of Tears has piqued my interest many times but (thank the Gods) it is pretty well covered. I believe there was a monster thread about it here on ATS.

More to come...I am still working on the Severed feet of Salish Sea! Now that one is a very long one. But my free time is limited so, as soon as I can I will finish/post it.

Thanks for the response!


blend

originally posted by: KKLOCO

originally posted by: blend

originally posted by: DAVID64
Excellent read. Thank you.

Should've been longer/better. I just ran out of time. But, I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you!
blend

BullSNIP! This was exciting! A wonderful read!

Ironic how we have back to back old school epic threads less that 24 hours of confirmation that the site will continue to exist…..

Old School is the New School!!


Thanks for the response and the compliment. Both are very much appreciated...

blend

originally posted by: SchrodingersRat

originally posted by: blend

originally posted by: DAVID64
Excellent read. Thank you.

Should've been longer/better. I just ran out of time. But, I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you!
blend

Great stuff!

Bravo!

I believe the TV show "Criminal Minds" did a multi-part episode that parallels the Pig Farm case. I'm sure they used it as a primary source for their writing. It was an excellent show(s)!

Also, I saw a show on Netflix recently called "The Unexplained Files" which goes into the whole "Feet on the beaches" stories. Also, very well done, but you did a better job than both with your post!

Keep 'em coming!

"The feet on the beach" story is soooooooo much more than what the general reporting states. I do believe it could be a serial killer. But, RMCP does not. Which doesn't mean much because they didn't believe there was a serial killer in downtown east side Vancouver...and looky what happened with that!



Thank you so much for taking a minute to check out the thread!



blend

originally posted by: UpIsNowDown2
a reply to: blend

Great thread, informative and superbly laid out

When googling his name it looks like he was attacked in prison on the 20/5/24


Robert Pickton attacked in prison, clinging to life

I think he was due to have daily outings this year...lemme see if I can find that...hold on...

here it is:

Day Parole- Feb 23rd, 2024

Interestingly, his parole eligibility was one day after he was savagely attacked in prison....

a reply to: blend

I'll never understand why such monsters are ever allowed to be parolled.

Great write up. I enjoyed the mystery and write up.

a reply to: crayzeed

In a film called "Snatch" the criminal called Bricktop explains the procedure of how to get rid of a body by feeding the body to the pigs.

Is that the movie with Brad Pitt as the traveler/fighter? If so - great movie!

originally posted by: crayzeed
a reply to: KKLOCO
Jesus KKLOCO, just the scene, thank you. Great film, I watch it every few months. AND I like daaags.

A one of a kind movie!