The Trial of Robert Picton

The jury heard an audiotape of robert recording a diary of sorts to one of his pen pells named victoria, where again he tells his often repeated childhood stories. They heard from lynn ellingson, scott chub andrew belwood and jena houston, who by this time was being ravaged by breast cancer at 39. Jena said that robert told her that mona wilson was buried on the farm along with at least six other bodies. She then testified that he told her the only way out for them both was suicide. The jury never heard anything about the stabbing attack, her running down the road bleeding, and the police finding the keys