The Trial of Robert Picton

It was the largest crime scene investigation in canadian history, with more than a hundred and 50 investigators and students sifting through every piece of soil. It was also the most expensive in history, with the province having spent between forty and 50 million dollars and the continuing investigation another 26 million as and names continued to be added to the list of missing women. By october sixth two thousand four, the count was now 69. The trial was supposed to start around the same time, in the later part of two thousand four. But the dina evidence was taking so long to process and sort out that a lengthy delay was inevitable. As they ted through delay after delay, the community talked. They