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title: "On the Farm: Robert William Pickton and the Tragic Story of Vancouver's Missing Women Paperback – Illustrated, October 25, 2011"
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# On the Farm: Robert William Pickton and the Tragic Story of Vancouver's Missing Women Paperback – Illustrated, October 25, 2011

**Brand:** stevie cameron
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- **What is this?** On the Farm: Robert William Pickton and the Tragic Story of Vancouver's Missing Women Paperback – Illustrated, October 25, 2011 by stevie cameron
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fascinating In-Depth View of a Serial Killer
*by M***E on November 19, 2012*

I love reading books about serial killers and have read many. This book however is probably one of the most fascinating in that it goes deep into the killer's background and humanizes him rather than demonizes, as some books have done. In addition to plenty of background information on Robert Pickton, there are interviews and in-depth chapters written about his victims, which to me is the most important part of reading about the killer himself. More often, we remember the serial killer and never his victims, but in this book, Stevie Cameron does an excellent job of chronicling the lives of Pickton's victims, as well as his female friends. Interestingly enough, like Ted Bundy's friendship with Ann Rule, someone he once worked with and who ultimately became his biographer, Robert Pickton shared a deep friendship with more than a few women in his life, women who did not become his victims.This book is not always an easy read as of course, if you are aware of Pickton's crimes, he used his pigs and a rendering plant to dispose of his multiple victims, all of whom were prostitutes from Vancouver's worst neighborhood. In some sick way I found myself actually feeling sorry for Pickton and how he was raised, but ultimately ended up as I always do, wondering, what the heck makes these people tick to be able to commit such horrible crimes? The book also chronicles Robert Pickton's tumultuous relationship with his brother as well as the lengthy process and amount of time and incredible cost that it took to bring this man to justice.I highly recommend this book as a fascinating and chilling look into the mind of a killer, his family, friends, and victims all combined.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Disturbingly intriguing insight into the mind of a killer
*by D***E on January 2, 2023*

This book offers a very intimate look in the inner workings of a killer driven by a desire to be the most notorious in Canada. The reader will get a look at the depravity and savagery of the killer, coupled with the complete disregard for human life no matter who the victim may be. For those who are not familiar with the Canadian justice, the reader may be both surprised and appalled depending on your view of what true justice should be for a killer devoid of any conscience or feelings of remorse for the victims or what he made them endure. A must read for those true crime buffs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great read
*by J***S on September 6, 2020*

One of the more interesting books I've read about serial killers. I first heard of Willie Pickton on the Last Podcast On The Left and found the case so fascinating I had to pick this book up.It's extremely detailed and examines the case from the perspectives of the cops, the families of the victims and the people who knew Willie Pickton.All in all it's a very good book but I feel a lot of the details are repetitive which makes the book feel overly long. I seriously feel like this book could have been 200 pages shorter and it would've been a more addictive interesting read. My other complaint is it's pretty common to see a lot of grammatical and spelling errors. I'm generally not a grammar nazi but when a book is being professionally published it's pretty important to not have so many errors in the final print. In the picture I posted I'll give an example of this.Still it's a very good book and worth picking up if you're interested in the case.

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