The Top 10 Anomalies in the Pickton Case (Parts 1–3)In this investigative deep-dive, Marc exposes the disturbing truths the public was never meant to see.
These first three episodes explore some of the most outrageous and unexplained anomalies in the Robert Pickton case — facts that undermine the official lone-wolf narrative and suggest a far more sinister reality involving potential accomplices, police failures, and systemic rot.
Unidentified Male DNA (Part 1)
Over 40 unidentified male DNA profiles were found at the crime scene, including on victims’ remains and murder weapons — and Robert Pickton's DNA was excluded from many of them.
DNA was recovered from handcuff keys, buckets, chewing gum, and tools, indicating hands-on involvement by multiple unknown men.
One man, Pat Casanova, had his DNA everywhere: on bones, scales, and in slaughter areas, yet he was never charged.
The RCMP's Shocking Social Visit (Part 2)
In 2001, Corporal Frank Henley of the RCMP visited Pickton's farm under the guise of a “social call” and told Pickton the names of two informants.
He did so a full year before Pickton’s arrest, potentially endangering key witnesses and compromising the investigation.
Henley later shrugged off the visit, saying he “just wanted to meet him.” His actions are suspected to have delayed the arrest — while Pickton continued killing.
Millions of Withheld Documents (Part 3)
Out of millions of documents and over 600,000 exhibits, less than 20% of the Pickton case files have ever been made public.
The RCMP is accused of actively destroying physical evidence, despite new DNA technologies that could identify additional victims or perpetrators.
Critics argue the suppression is not about protecting ongoing investigations — it’s about hiding institutional failure, corruption, and complicity.
This isn’t just a true crime story — it’s a national reckoning. The evidence demands answers. The victims deserve justice. And we deserve the truth.
Stay tuned for Parts 4–10. And if this work speaks to you, please support my upcoming speaking tour, share this series, and help bring this investigation to a global stage.
Key Points from Parts 1–3: Final Thought
This isn’t just a true crime story — it’s a national reckoning. The evidence demands answers. The victims deserve justice. And we deserve the truth.
Stay tuned for Parts 4–10. And if this work speaks to you, please support my upcoming speaking tour, share this series, and help bring this investigation to a global stage.
Hey, it's Marc from Dark Mind Detective. I’m excited to announce that I’m officially launching a speaking tour across Canada and the U.S. This is more than just a podcast — it’s a movement. After years of research, I’m ready to bring the truth to the public stage. I can’t wait to meet you in person and shine a light on the darkest chapters of our true crime history.