1. Corey Fetter Sociology Pd. 7

2. Born in Port Coquitlam, British Colombia His family is kept secret At a young age he hosted “wild” parties Robert then dropped out of high school in 1963 or 64’ Has been in special education classes as a kid Had a favorite calf when he was a kid that was slaughtered right in front of him A horse, Goldie, died and was mounted in his trailer Started work as a meat cutter after dropping out Robert once had plans to build a six story house By 1992 Robert and his brother, David, inherited their family farm His crimes will be later used in the TV show Criminal Minds on one of the episodes

3. Though unrelated his family was sued after being thrown out of a party Robert started his felonies during his later ages of life Tried getting 50 kills and got sloppy Known Murders: August 1997: Marnie Lee Frey 1999: Georgina Faith Papin 1999: February; Brenda Ann Wolfe (Age 32) 2001: June; Andrea Joesbury 2001: August; Sereena Abostway (Age 29) 2001: November, 23; Mona Lee Wilson (Age 26)

4. Serial Killer Serial Rapist Wanted to be a Lust killer October 5 th, 2002 police arrested Pickton with illegal carrying of firearms Also on same date arrested for women's possessions on his farm Convicted of missing women since 1978 Pickton was found guilty on December 6 th, 2007 for murdering 6 women Pieces of Guiltiness: 1.) Illegal Firearm possession (0.22 revolver, 0.357 magnum revolver) 2.) Two pairs of fuzzy handcuffs (along with sex toys) 3.) Night vision goggles 4.) Remains of victims scattered on farm (Skulls, hands, and legs) 5.) DNA of 33 women (Bloody clothing) Sentence: 27 charges of first degree murder 1.) 25 years of imprisonment  Lust Killer: deviant behavior by brutal murder and sadistic actions(murders) against multiple people and cool off periods

5. Robert William Pickton: The Pig Who Killed It is not hard to say Robert had a troubling childhood. When he was a kid he was labeled as “special” and had to go into special programs. Tainting his childhood already Robert witnessed a sight he will never forget. His favorite pig as child was slaughtered right in front of his eyes. Now though this is not much, he may have been affected physiologically. With one death in his head he would grow up angered. Along as his pig death his horse, Goldie, died and so Robert put its body in his trailer. Starting to show strange signs of craziness I can depict he has been scarred. In prospective I can assess the anomie theory toward Robert. In my findings the anomie theory has coincided with Roberts’ life. His early life of only knowing pain and slaughter is what grew him into what he is today. In life his norms have been that slaughter is “OK” and that nothing is wrong with this. So in his actions he was able to get through enduring pain of killing a person. Now though this theory doesn’t follow this I have depicted that Robert had troubles with his mother or women in general. Being as the kid with special programs he may have been made fun of. So in his later life he will want to target young women even though they have never harmed him. My last theory is the denial of victim or labeling theory. Robert has found that the victims he killed deserved it. So in other words, Robert killed for his early life as a child and sometimes just for self- pleasure of inflicting pain on people.