Robert Pickton and the Pig Farm Murders: Canada's Darkest Serial Killer Case What happens when dozens of women vanish-and no one listens? How does a serial killer operate undetected for years, hiding bodies in plain sight? And what does this say about the society that failed them? This gripping true crime account takes you deep into one of the most chilling and shameful chapters in Canadian history: the case of Robert Pickton, the pig farmer turned predator, whose remote property in Port Coquitlam became the final resting place for countless vulnerable women. But this book is not just about Pickton. It's about the lives he stole-and the systems that allowed him to go undetected for far too long. Robert Pickton and the Pig Farm Murders delivers an unflinching, meticulously researched investigation into a case that shocked the world. Through a cinematic narrative style, this book reconstructs the lives of the missing women, the terrifying patterns of disappearance from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, and the years of indifference from authorities. It reveals how social stigma, racism, and institutional failure turned a blind eye to mounting evidence-until it was far too late. Inside, readers will discover: The haunting backstory of Robert Pickton and the dark world he built on his farm Profiles of the missing women, with names, faces, and families who never stopped searching How community activists and loved ones battled public apathy and police neglect The shocking details of the 2002 police raid and the forensic discoveries that stunned the nation Psychological insights into Pickton's twisted mindset, based on criminal profiling and expert commentary A blow-by-blow account of the courtroom battles that followed, including gripping witness testimonies and the verdict that left many unsatisfied A deep dive into the societal reckoning, the public inquiry, and the ongoing fight for justice Written with empathy, clarity, and investigative precision, this book is perfect for fans of gritty, thoughtful true crime. Whether you're drawn to criminal psychology, social justice, or the courage of communities who refused to stay silent, this book is more than just a retelling-it's a demand for remembrance and accountability. This is not a story about a monster. It's a story about the people he targeted-and the ones who let it happen.