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Timestamp to skip to the case" (5:12) Canadian man Robert William Pickton is a serial killer also known as ‘The Pig Farmer' or ‘The Butcher.'  He and his brother were raised by their parents on a pig farm that was described as a ‘creepy looking place.' A 600lb (275kg) boar roamed freely around the farm.  When Robert's parents died, he and his siblings inherited the pig farm.   Under the guise of throwing huge parties, Robert lured many vulnerable women to the property.  From the 1990's onward, more than 60 women disappeared from the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver.  Robert would end up confessing to the murder of 49 women. He ended up being convicted of 6 of those. Read our blog for this case If you're looking for a new true crime podcast, be sure to check out ‘Crime Salad.' Husband-and-wife duo Ashley and Ricky have been hosts since 2018.  They dive deep into both well-known and lesser-covered cases.  Search ‘Crime Salad' wherever you get your podcasts. Be sure to follow us on all social media including Reddit and Tiktok - just search ‘True Crime Society'  Join our Patreon community for weekly exclusive content and all episodes are ad-free This episode is sponsored by- Skylight - Skylight Calendar was designed to help you ditch the chaos of family life.  Skylight is offering our listeners $30 off their 15 inch Calendars by going to SkylightCal.com/tcs

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On the pod this week, we are joined by former two-time National Pig Association chair, Richard Longthorp, to discuss a very important topic of Parkinson's Disease. Richard, a former pig farmer from Howden in East Yorkshire, was diagnosed with the condition back in 2017.What you'll hear during the course of this pod is how fitness, particularly boxing, has helped Richard to manage his condition, how it has provided him with a new lease of life at the age of 71, and why he has raised thousands of pounds to support Parkinson's UK, St Paul's Boxing Academy in Hull and Goole Amateur Boxing Club. He talks about his time as NPA chair, including the struggle with foot-and-mouth disease, and what a life in farming has provided him. Both boxing clubs provide fitness provision for people living with Parkinson's and Richard wanted to give something back. It is an extraordinary story of pushing one's physical and emotional limits, and never giving up; something British farmers are well-known for.One of Richard's idols, former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Alli, said: “Inside of a ring or out, ain't nothing wrong with going down. It is staying down that's wrong.” Words we can all relate too for the many challenges that life throws at us. So sit back, and enjoy the pod.Message us

When Amy Mullins dies from a horrible farm accident, the autopsy reveals that it might not have been an accident at all. Who would want a farmer's wife and mother of three dead? This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

From farm animals to TV screens—Cosi's story is anything but ordinary! Today we look into the incredible story of Cosi, host of the TV show "South Aussie with Cosi". In this episode, we dive into his journey from pig farmer to TV star and everything in between. We cover:•

Ian, Ben and Dave are back to preview York City and the week that's been. Plus, questions! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Pig farming can be a profitable venture when approached with careful planning and knowledge, particularly in the areas of breeding and genetics.In this episode, seasoned pig farmer and fynbos producer Roland Trout discusses the importance of investing in quality genetics, ensuring proper nutrition, and implementing health management strategies to enhance growth rates and meat quality.Roland also touches on the benefits of artificial insemination and explains how farmers can optimise their operations by timing sales to achieve better market prices. His practical advice offers valuable guidance for pig farmers seeking to boost their profitability.

On this latest edition of Tunnel Vision USCFootball.com's Ryan Abraham, Jack Smith and Connor Morrissette (aka "Triple Double") are back in studio previewing the home opener for the No. 13 USC Trojans, who face off against Utah State from the Mountain West. The guys talk about what they know from the Aggies who won their opener against Robert Morris and how the Trojan defenders could face off against a familiar face at quarterback with former Utah signal caller Bryson Barnes (aka the "Pig Farmer") potentially starting for the injured Spencer Petras. Before the crew gets into their detailed preview of Saturday night's contest in the Coliseum they welcome in linebacker Mason Cobb who sealed the victory over LSU with his last second interception. Cobb had four tackles, the aforementioned interception and one pass breakup and was part of a linebacker crew that performed extremely well against the Tigers Sunday night in Las Vegas. The guys also talk about Caleb Williams getting his No. 13 retired (the same number Mason Cobb wears incidentally) and his jersey along with the No. 5 jersey of Reggie Bush being put up under the Peristyle in the Coliseum. The interview with Cobb was conducted in conjunction with House of Victory, an alumni-backed nonprofit collective dedicated to providing a competitive edge in the NIL space for University of Southern California student-athletes. If you want to help out USC's NIL efforts, you can donate to House of Victory here. CLICK HERE for 60% OFF an annual VIP membership to USCFootball.com!  Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on Apple Podcasts! Thanks to Trader Joe's for sponsoring the Peristyle Podcast! Make sure you check out USCFootball.com for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3:08 - After months of speculation, Jake Retzlaff started the season at quarterback for BYU and looked good in the sesaon-opener  21:01 - Spencer Petras went down with injury so it was up to the Pig Farmer to get the win for Utah State.  30:52 - Utah took care of business vs. SUU and prepares for Baylor next week. 

Send Kris and Rob a Text Message.Between 1978 and 2001, the bustling streets of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in British Columbia, Canada, masked a sinister secret. Over these years, at least 65 women vanished, seemingly swallowed by the night, leaving a trail of heartache and mystery. The authorities often turned a blind eye, attributing these disappearances to the women's involvement in drug addiction and the sex trade. But beneath the surface lurked a horror beyond imagination. This is the chilling story of Robert William Pickton, infamously known as the Pig Farmer Killer.sources used for this podcastWatch H2H on YouTubeSupport the Show.JOIN THE HITCHED 2 HOMICIDE IN-LAWS AND OUTLAWSSTART KRIS CALVERT'S BOOKS TODAY FOR FREEH2H WEBSITEH2H on TWITTERH2H on INSTA

 Welcome, my heathens welcome. Today, we're diving into the murky depths of one of Canada's most infamous cases. But before we unmask the monster, you know we need to set the scene. So, close your eyes, but not if you're driving, but picture it: Vancouver, British Columbia, late 1990s to early 2000s. A city renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the majestic Coast Mountains. It's a place where you can sip artisanal coffee while watching the rain drizzle softly on cobblestone streets; and the absolutely perfect backdrop for a tale as dark as this one. Now, let's zoom in a bit. Vancouver's Downtown Eastside – an area famous for its vibrant culture and infamous for its rampant poverty, addiction, and crime. Here, the streets are lined with a mix of historic buildings and the soul of those society often forgets. It's a place where hope and despair walk hand in hand. Our story, however, takes us just a bit further – to the rural suburb of Port Coquitlam. Ah, Port Coquitlam, where the air is thick with the smell of manure, and the local pig farmer, Robert Pickton, is more concerned with what's buried in his backyard than with hosting barn dances. Rolling green fields, quaint farmhouses, and a certain pig farm that, in hindsight, had more skeletons in its closet than an overworked Halloween store. But it wasn't just any pig farm. This was the infamous Pickton property, a sprawling 17-acre lot that seemed like any other – until you dug a little deeper. Literally.

We're back for the rest of the horror story that is Willie Pickton, Canada's most prolific serial killer! Lead Investigator: Carter (they/them)Content Warnings:  murder & abuse of sex workers, child neglect, animal abuse, mention of drugs, general disgustingnessCLICK HERE FOR PICS FROM THE EPISODE Resources:Morbid Podcast Robert Pickton pt 1-3The Pig Farmhttps://nationalpost.com/news/robert-pickton-day-parolehttps://www.amazon.com/Farm-William-Pickton-Vancouvers-Missing/dp/0676975852?dplnkId=ff7e0659-7583-45e3-b341-615dcf6a5c98&nodl=1Support the Show.Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | TikTok

Listen in as Sean covers the gruesome story of Robert Pickton, aka the Pig Farmer Killer aka the Butcher. Canada's most prolific serial killer, serial rapist and possible cannibal who went on a murder spree from the early 90s until his capture in 2002 who is thought to have killed 49 women. While Skye covers the Lululemon Murder, the 2011 murder of Jayna Murray who received at least 331 wounds by her colleague Brittany Norwood - over a pair of stolen leggings... and tried to cover it up in the most ridiculous way. 1 - Robert Pickton 2 - The pig farm 3 - (left to right) Jayna Murray, the murder scene, Brittany Norwood 4 - the weapons used to inflict over 330 wounds Like, share and subscribe!Access all of our current and future episodes via the link in Bio.Follow us on our socials and YouTube - @stupidbsaywhat #StupidBSayWhat #winepodcast #2ndbottle #NoJudgement #DrinkandSing #StupidBitches #StupidBitchesDecant #aussiepodcast #SBSWProject #HoldontoYourHeadsets #RobertPickton #PigFarmerKiller #LuluLemonMurder #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast

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The one you've all been waiting for. Fez, The Free Range Pig Farmer, joins us for a 3 and a half hour yarn. Well overdue this one, we kick off with what we've all been up too together on his visit here and then dive straight into how our relationship all began: our callout to Guinea Pigs and Fez's return serve as a salt of the earth free range guineapigman. In the first hour, this leads to how he started the hobby farm, the variety of animals on there and the weirdest critters his ever seen in his experience as an all around wildlife carer in Gippsland thus far. The second hour kicks us off with his normal 9-5, how he got his trade, the reasons why he's stuck to it for so long (except for the time he had a stint as a stripper) and his career in country footy before travelling Europe and participating in Pamplona, the great bull run in Spain. The final third of the yarn we finish off with his other hobbies, including his love for fishing, Go-Pro and drone filmography and how these resulted in some rather negative experiences in traditional media, but then turned around to one of the largest growing positive social media presences in the past couple of years with his adventures with his family on the hobby farm. Was an absolute honour to get this man on the couch, and as we said, it won't be the last. Enjoy trendsetters! 0:00 - Intro2:30 - Tato6:10 - Fez's Trip to CQ23:34 - Starting the Farm34:05 - Variety of Animals43:50 - Most interesting animal Fez has seen51:30 - Sparky career, getting his trade1:01:30 - Footy Career1:11:15 - Stint as a stripper1:30:16 - Shark Fishing1:42:50 - The Great Bull Run1:58:16 - Traditional Media Experiences2:08:10 - Social Media Experiences & Growth2:30:16 - Other side hobbies2:58:22 - Plane crash3:06:11 - Rub n' Tugs3:11:04 - Guest Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first installment of our in-depth look at Robert "Willy" Pickton, Canada's most prolific serial killer, we delve into the dark and tragic saga of 49 innocent women who met their untimely deaths in the most horrific ways imaginable. These victims, who were pushed to the fringes of society by poverty, addiction, and the necessity of survival sex work, fell prey to a merciless killer who leveraged their societal invisibility and capitalized on the police's glaring indifference and neglect. Part 1 of our two-part series kicks off our deep examination of this horrific case (which sparked the largest serial killer investigation in Canadian history), while simultaneously honoring the memory of the silenced victims. Because the tragedy of these "invisible" women extends beyond their brutal murders, as Robert Pickton further desecrated their remains by feeding them to the pigs on his farm. PLEASE LISTEN WITH CAUTION. Instagram + Threads: @psychopediapod @tank.sinatra @investigatorslater Patreon: www.patreon.com/psychopediapod Email: psychopediapod@gmail.com Website: www.psychopediapodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We break down all of the action from the CrossFit Games announcement live from Justin Medieros' Garage Gym the Shred Shed.  We wrap up the winners from week one and look at the leaderboard.  We wrap up the Dave Castro Comments from his week in review.  What happened to the Golden Barbell?  Plans for 24.2 and the weekend.

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This week we are joined by Black Sheep podcast host Cullen Mack to discuss music, farming and dealing with Pigs.

Cam Rising, Kyle Whittingham, and the Utah Utes will take on Utah State Football and their former Pig Farmer quarterback in 2024. How will the Utah State Aggies and Bryson Barnes fair vs Utah? Former Stanford Football safety Alaka'i Gilman commits to Utah Football. Utah Gymnastics is off to a hot start and has a big meet ahead when they take on Oklahoma Gymnastics, LSU Gymnastics, UCLA Gymnastics.  On today's episode of Locked On Utes, JT Wistrcill reacts to Bryson committing to Utah State and the latest transfer recruit to join Utah.  Follow the show: @LockedOnUtes Follow JT: @Jtwistrcill Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Cam Rising, Kyle Whittingham, and the Utah Utes will take on Utah State Football and their former Pig Farmer quarterback in 2024. How will the Utah State Aggies and Bryson Barnes fair vs Utah?Former Stanford Football safety Alaka'i Gilman commits to Utah Football. Utah Gymnastics is off to a hot start and has a big meet ahead when they take on Oklahoma Gymnastics, LSU Gymnastics, UCLA Gymnastics. On today's episode of Locked On Utes, JT Wistrcill reacts to Bryson committing to Utah State and the latest transfer recruit to join Utah. Follow the show: @LockedOnUtesFollow JT: @JtwistrcillFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Robert Willy Pickton "The Pig Farm Killer" Serial Killer The Pig Farmer Killer — He Killed 49 Women and Fed Them to Pigs Only to get caught trying to make his tally an “even 50” Robert William Pickton, aka “Willy” was a quiet Canadian man who grew up in a family of pig farmers. His family had been in the business of pig farming for three generations but by the time Pickton and his siblings inherited the pig farm, they'd only raise a few pigs on the farm and sell them to friends and neighbors. They, in fact, sold parts of the inherited land for large sums of money, not having much intention of continuing the family business. However, it wasn't pig farming that made Willy rather infamous in Canada and the rest of the world. He is known to have murdered as many as 49 women, having been arrested due to his admitted “sloppiness” in trying to make his tally an “even 50” or the “big five-O.” A Contradicting Tale of Quiet Nature and Rave Parties Willy was described by most of his friends as a pretty “quiet and simple guy” who didn't really have any visible devious habits that would draw much attention. He wasn't known to be much of a drinker, or didn't really do any substance abuse, nor was he ever known to be too violent. After neglecting the original pig farming business inherited from their parents, Willy and his siblings registered a non-profit charity by the name of “The Piggy Palace Good Times Society” with the Canadian government in 1996. They claimed to “organize, co-ordinate, manage and operate special events, functions, dances, shows, and exhibitions on behalf of service organizations, sports organizations, and other worthy groups”. What these not-for-profit events eventually ended up being were a series of rave parties where members of music bands and other partygoers would come and engage in substance abuse and also engage with many sex workers. The events were quite large and attracted as many as 2,000 people. After some complaints about the nature of activities held under the name of the charity, and some ruckus created at a New Year's Eve party in 1998, police intervened and banned any future parties at the pig farm, and also stripped the non-profit status of the society in the following year for lack of sufficient financial statements. The Murders & The Discovery In March 1997, Willy was first charged for the attempted murder of a sex worker called Wendy, who had been stabbed several times following an argument at the farm. Wendy had managed to grab the weapon off Willy, stabbed him back, and escaped despite being handcuffed by him. Pickton received treatment at a nearby hotel and was also later released on bail. The charges were dismissed in January of 1998. It was later that year that the injunction was brought to the farm and the charity to host any events and parties. One of the workers at the farm, Bill Hiscox, noted that many of the women that visited the farm eventually went missing and reported his suspicions to the local police. In February of 2002, when the police visited the farm with a search warrant, they found multiple items belonging to the missing women. Willy and his brother David Pickton were arrested on charges of owning illegal weapons. While they were later released, police maintained surveillance on the brothers. On further investigation, police suspected Willy of a series of murders of the various missing women, and over the course of the year, Willy was charged for a total of fifteen first-degree murders. Over the next three years, by October of 2005, the tally of the first-degree murder charges had gone up to a staggering twenty-seven. Excavations at the farm continued for over a whole year, and cost about $70mn — making it one of the most expensive investigations in Canada's history. The excavations revealed cut skulls, broken jaws, and other bodily remains of multiple women including the DNA of as many as 33 different women.

DJ & PK talked about former Utah quarterback Bryson Barnes transferring to Utah State and what he cna expect to do in Logan with three other QB's on the roster with starts.

Since Hannah Neeleman of Ballerina Farm was on the podcast in May of 2023 a lot has changed! She is expecting her eighth child very soon and has grown her follower count from 2 million to more than 8 million.  She not only competed in the Mrs. America pageant, but she won! An amazing clip of her talking on stage about the empowering beauty of childbirth went viral. And as of today, she is just weeks away from delivering her 8th child! And she competes in Mrs World in January. I don't know how she does it! But more than 8 million people get to follow along on Instagram and TikTok as she shares her idyllic life at Ballerina Farm, catching glimpses of her daily life on the farm milking the cows, making gorgeous sourdough bread, and cooking with her kids.  Hannah was so lovely and generous when we recorded this episode – sharing her journey from Julliard and the big city to farming in the small town of Kamas, Utah. She truly is one of the nicest people I know–and one of the most patient. You're just going to love hearing from her and what is next for Ballerina Farm!  Time codes:  2:20 Hannah's childhood in the flower shop and being homeschooled  4:03 How she ended up dancing at Juilliard  5:28 Hannah's first pageant and why she started doing them  7:43 Getting married and living in New York City  10:16 Why they started Ballerina Farm with pigs  15:07 Getting the kids involved on the farm  16:53 Being real on social media  24:06 Hannah and Daniel on having more kids  26:45 The experience of birth  31:56 Date night and screen time  41:00 Beauty in imperfect photos  43:11 What's next for Ballerina Farm  Use code: MOMFORCE for 20% off your first Chatbooks order!  Follow Vanessa Follow Hannah  Follow Chatbooks Check out Ballerina Farm  The MomForce Podcast on TikTok  Listen to more of The MomForce Podcast  

Join us as we catch up with Scott Hays, the President of the National Pork Producers and a Missouri pig farmer. In this conversation, we discuss Scott's accomplishments during his term as the current president. Scott also shares insights into his own fifth-generation hog farming operation and the pride he feels in continuing his family's legacy.

Cam Rising will return in 2024 to play for Kyle Whittingham and the Utah Utes, but the Pig Farmer will not. What does Bryson's exit mean for Utah? Owen Chambliss and Mack Howard will transfer, but what does his departure mean for the team? UCLA Football tight end Carsen Ryan could be returning to Salt Lake City? On today's episode of Locked On Utes, JT Wistrcill reacts to the news that Bryson Barnes will transfer. Follow the show: @LockedOnUtes Follow JT: @Jtwistrcill Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Cam Rising will return in 2024 to play for Kyle Whittingham and the Utah Utes, but the Pig Farmer will not. What does Bryson's exit mean for Utah?Owen Chambliss and Mack Howard will transfer, but what does his departure mean for the team? UCLA Football tight end Carsen Ryan could be returning to Salt Lake City?On today's episode of Locked On Utes, JT Wistrcill reacts to the news that Bryson Barnes will transfer.Follow the show: @LockedOnUtesFollow JT: @JtwistrcillFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Robert Willy Pickton "The Pig Farm Killer" Serial KillerThe Pig Farmer — He Killed 49 Women and Fed Them to Pigs Only to get caught trying to make his tally an “even 50”Robert William Pickton, aka “Willy” waKiller s a quiet Canadian man who grew up in a family of pig farmers. His family had been in the business of pig farming for three generations but by the time Pickton and his siblings inherited the pig farm, they'd only raise a few pigs on the farm and sell them to friends and neighbors.They, in fact, sold parts of the inherited land for large sums of money, not having much intention of continuing the family business.However, it wasn't pig farming that made Willy rather infamous in Canada and the rest of the world. He is known to have murdered as many as 49 women, having been arrested due to his admitted “sloppiness” in trying to make his tally an “even 50” or the “big five-O.”A Contradicting Tale of Quiet Nature and Rave PartiesWilly was described by most of his friends as a pretty “quiet and simple guy” who didn't really have any visible devious habits that would draw much attention. He wasn't known to be much of a drinker, or didn't really do any substance abuse, nor was he ever known to be too violent.After neglecting the original pig farming business inherited from their parents, Willy and his siblings registered a non-profit charity by the name of “The Piggy Palace Good Times Society” with the Canadian government in 1996. They claimed to “organize, co-ordinate, manage and operate special events, functions, dances, shows, and exhibitions on behalf of service organizations, sports organizations, and other worthy groups”. What these not-for-profit events eventually ended up being were a series of rave parties where members of music bands and other partygoers would come and engage in substance abuse and also engage with many sex workers. The events were quite large and attracted as many as 2,000 people.After some complaints about the nature of activities held under the name of the charity, and some ruckus created at a New Year's Eve party in 1998, police intervened and banned any future parties at the pig farm, and also stripped the non-profit status of the society in the following year for lack of sufficient financial statements.The Murders & The DiscoveryIn March 1997, Willy was first charged for the attempted murder of a sex worker called Wendy, who had been stabbed several times following an argument at the farm.Wendy had managed to grab the weapon off Willy, stabbed him back, and escaped despite being handcuffed by him. Pickton received treatment at a nearby hotel and was also later released on bail. The charges were dismissed in January of 1998.It was later that year that the injunction was brought to the farm and the charity to host any events and parties.One of the workers at the farm, Bill Hiscox, noted that many of the women that visited the farm eventually went missing and reported his suspicions to the local police.In February of 2002, when the police visited the farm with a search warrant, they found multiple items belonging to the missing women. Willy and his brother David Pickton were arrested on charges of owning illegal weapons. While they were later released, police maintained surveillance on the brothers.On further investigation, police suspected Willy of a series of murders of the various missing women, and over the course of the year, Willy was charged for a total of fifteen first-degree murders.Over the next three years, by October of 2005, the tally of the first-degree murder charges had gone up to a staggering twenty-seven.Excavations at the farm continued for over a whole year, and cost about $70mn — making it one of the most expensive investigations in Canada's history.The excavations revealed cut skulls, broken jaws, and other bodily remains of multiple women including the DNA of as many as 33 different women.

Robert Willy Pickton "The Pig Farm Killer" Serial Killer The Pig Farmer — He Killed 49 Women and Fed Them to Pigs Only to get caught trying to make his tally an “even 50” Robert William Pickton, aka “Willy” waKiller s a quiet Canadian man who grew up in a family of pig farmers. His family had been in the business of pig farming for three generations but by the time Pickton and his siblings inherited the pig farm, they'd only raise a few pigs on the farm and sell them to friends and neighbors. They, in fact, sold parts of the inherited land for large sums of money, not having much intention of continuing the family business. However, it wasn't pig farming that made Willy rather infamous in Canada and the rest of the world. He is known to have murdered as many as 49 women, having been arrested due to his admitted “sloppiness” in trying to make his tally an “even 50” or the “big five-O.” A Contradicting Tale of Quiet Nature and Rave Parties Willy was described by most of his friends as a pretty “quiet and simple guy” who didn't really have any visible devious habits that would draw much attention. He wasn't known to be much of a drinker, or didn't really do any substance abuse, nor was he ever known to be too violent. After neglecting the original pig farming business inherited from their parents, Willy and his siblings registered a non-profit charity by the name of “The Piggy Palace Good Times Society” with the Canadian government in 1996. They claimed to “organize, co-ordinate, manage and operate special events, functions, dances, shows, and exhibitions on behalf of service organizations, sports organizations, and other worthy groups”. What these not-for-profit events eventually ended up being were a series of rave parties where members of music bands and other partygoers would come and engage in substance abuse and also engage with many sex workers. The events were quite large and attracted as many as 2,000 people. After some complaints about the nature of activities held under the name of the charity, and some ruckus created at a New Year's Eve party in 1998, police intervened and banned any future parties at the pig farm, and also stripped the non-profit status of the society in the following year for lack of sufficient financial statements. The Murders & The Discovery In March 1997, Willy was first charged for the attempted murder of a sex worker called Wendy, who had been stabbed several times following an argument at the farm. Wendy had managed to grab the weapon off Willy, stabbed him back, and escaped despite being handcuffed by him. Pickton received treatment at a nearby hotel and was also later released on bail. The charges were dismissed in January of 1998. It was later that year that the injunction was brought to the farm and the charity to host any events and parties. One of the workers at the farm, Bill Hiscox, noted that many of the women that visited the farm eventually went missing and reported his suspicions to the local police. In February of 2002, when the police visited the farm with a search warrant, they found multiple items belonging to the missing women. Willy and his brother David Pickton were arrested on charges of owning illegal weapons. While they were later released, police maintained surveillance on the brothers. On further investigation, police suspected Willy of a series of murders of the various missing women, and over the course of the year, Willy was charged for a total of fifteen first-degree murders. Over the next three years, by October of 2005, the tally of the first-degree murder charges had gone up to a staggering twenty-seven. Excavations at the farm continued for over a whole year, and cost about $70mn — making it one of the most expensive investigations in Canada's history. The excavations revealed cut skulls, broken jaws, and other bodily remains of multiple women including the DNA of as many as 33 different women.

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The Utes secure a significant victory over USC, led by Bryson Barnes, a former pig farmer turned quarterback. Cameron, Ryan, and Scott share their thoughts on the game and shift their focus to an upcoming major matchup as the Oregon Ducks visit town. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Welcome back to another episode of In Swine Versation. Leon Sheets, is the owner of a Pig Farm from Ionia, Iowa with raising approximately 33,000 pigs. Introduction to Pig Farming Journey: Started as a family farm in Ionia, Iowa. Passion for pig farming led to the growth of the farm to approximately 33,000 pigs. Emphasis on sustainability and success through responsible practices. Evolution of Social Media Presence: Initially not active on social media. Felt a void in communicating how food is prepared. Embraced storytelling to demystify the farming process. Highlights "We Care" initiative and emphasizes a passion-driven approach. Not a paid blogger; success measured in fostering understanding. Passion and Concerns in the Pork Industry: Prop 12 stands out as a hot topic. Active involvement and advocacy for sustainable pig farming practices. International Farming Experience: Traveled to Hutterite Colonies in Canada. Shared experiences, learned different farming practices, and built connections. Humility in Learning: "I'm a Pig Farmer, what do I know?" is a humble perspective. Inspired a T-shirt to convey continuous learning and improvement. Sustained Legacy in Farming and Industry: Aspires to leave a legacy of responsible and sustainable pig farming. Focus on animal welfare, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. A positive narrative to inspire industry-wide adoption of sustainable practices.

Sows lounge in the sun as their piglets play, while others feed their litters in the privacy of their own cozy shelter at Hamish and Angela Cottle's free range pig farm near Timaru.

The guns will be out on the moors for the Glorious Twelfth tomorrow, the first day of the grouse shooting season. We ask what's the appeal and as more landowners ban grouse shooting, what kind of a future does it have. Flavian Obiero moved to the UK from Kenya as a teenager, and was bitten by the farming bug after a stint of work experience on a farm near Basingstoke. Charlotte Smith visits Tynefield farm to find out how the new venture is going. All this week we've been speaking to people about their visions for 2050 when, if the Government hits its target, the UK will have reached net zero emissions of the greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. Today we hear from a young farmer who you may have seen on TV because she makes video diaries about her farming life for the BBC's Countryfile programme. Emily McGowan is gradually taking responsibility for the family farm just west of Strangford Loch in County Down, Northern Ireland. Presented by Caz Graham and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

We break down the next to last day at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit GamesThe 5K, Emily Rolfe, Jeff Adler, Roman Khrenikov, Jelle HostePat Vellner and Emma Lawson dominate the IntervalsJack Farlow Lifts the whole building, Laura Horvath is STRONGHow do you know what the workout is?How long was the 5KWho should be most improved? Colten or AlexHow good of a weekend is Chandler Smith and Arielle Loewen Having?

We hear the term "factory farm" being thrown around to describe some farms, but what do farmers think about it? Listen to Chad and Marlowe's take on the term and catch a glimpse into how they operate their farms. Find us on Instagram @raisedonthefarm Questions? Email us at raisedonthefarmpodcast@gmail.com

Join us as we take a look into the twisted tale of Susan Monica. You'll hear a case so bizarre and heinous, that it might make you cancel that side order of bacon. How to support: For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes - Go to - Patreon How to connect: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter Please check out our sponsors and help support the podcast: Zocdoc - Go to zocdoc.com/MADNESS and download the Zocdoc app for FREE. Then find and book a top-rated doctor today. Many are available within 24 hours. Better Help - This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp - Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/MADNESS and get on your way to being your best self. Babbel - Get up to 55% off your subscription when you go to babbel.com/Madness PDS Debt - PDS DEBT is offering free debt analysis to our listeners just for completing the quick and easy debt assessment at www.PDSDebt.com/mad Vessi - Click vessi.com/MADNESS and use code MADNESS for 15% off your entire order! Free shipping to CA, US, AU,JP, TW,KR, SG Hello Fresh - Go to HelloFresh.com/madness50 and use code madness50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! CrimeCon Appearances: Join us in London (June 10 - 11) or in Orlando (September 22 - 24). And don't forget to quote "MADNESS" to claim your discount. CrimeCon UK - https://www.crimecon.co.uk CrimeCon US - https://www.crimecon.com Special Thanks: Andrew Dodge https://www.unforbiddentruthpodcast.com/#/ Research & Writing: Sherri Smith Editing: Aiden Wolf Sources: “SNAPPED: SUSAN MONICA” S29 E2 This is Monsters: Interrogation Videos 1-3 Explore with Us: Detectives Realize Killer is Hiding the Unthinkable KOBI-TV NBC5 Monica VS. Myers Unforbidden Truth Episode: Oregon Double Murderer Susan Monica

All week, Jason is talking with Minnesotans involved in caring for the environment. How do hog farmers factor in? Maddie Hoakanson joined him to explain.

Hey, friend,Thank you for joining me for Running Scared with Coach Christine. I'm a Level 2 RRCA and Galloway certified coach,  but more importantly, I'm someone that knows it's so much easier to get out for your run or walk when you have something to look forward to that helps with motivation.So if you are like me and are a runner or walker who enjoys hearing a true crime case or spooky tale, welcome! You have found your corner of the internet.Get laced up and ready to hear all about Robert "Willy" Pickton, the serial killer that would dispose of his victims by feeding them to his pigs. Today we are joined by Joseph Emas, an attorney by day, and avid runner day, noon, and night! Joseph didn't just research the story, but he also joined us for our conversation-paced run and shared all of the details! Thank you so much, Joseph, for bringing your expert research, writing, and story-telling to our workout. The workout structure is as follows: 5 min warm-up8 min Conversation RPE 3-41 min Pace Change12 min Conversation RPE 3-42 min Pace Change8 min Conversation RPE 3-41 min Pace Change8 min Conversation RPE 3-41 min Pace Change11 min Conversation RPE 3-45 min cool-downTrue Crime RPE found here >>I'd love to hear feedback from you, or if you have a case/story you would like featured, please fill out this short form here >>.And, if you haven't yet joined, please know that we have our corner of the internet of runners and walkers who love true crime here >>If you have any questions about running or want to chat about True Crime, please email me at christine@runwinefinishlines.com.Please consult a physician before starting any new exercise routine.Thank you for joining!Support the showJoin the Running Scared Facebook private community. Follow on Instagram Have questions on how to incorporate workouts into your training? Reach out at christine@runwinefinishlines.com

Robert Willy Pickton "The Pig Farm Killer" Serial KillerThe Pig Farmer Killer — He Killed 49 Women and Fed Them to PigsOnly to get caught trying to make his tally an “even 50”Robert William Pickton, aka “Willy” was a quiet Canadian man who grew up in a family of pig farmers. His family had been in the business of pig farming for three generations but by the time Pickton and his siblings inherited the pig farm, they'd only raise a few pigs on the farm and sell them to friends and neighbors.They, in fact, sold parts of the inherited land for large sums of money, not having much intention of continuing the family business.However, it wasn't pig farming that made Willy rather infamous in Canada and the rest of the world. He is known to have murdered as many as 49 women, having been arrested due to his admitted “sloppiness” in trying to make his tally an “even 50” or the “big five-O.”A Contradicting Tale of Quiet Nature and Rave PartiesWilly was described by most of his friends as a pretty “quiet and simple guy” who didn't really have any visible devious habits that would draw much attention. He wasn't known to be much of a drinker, or didn't really do any substance abuse, nor was he ever known to be too violent.After neglecting the original pig farming business inherited from their parents, Willy and his siblings registered a non-profit charity by the name of “The Piggy Palace Good Times Society” with the Canadian government in 1996. They claimed to “organize, co-ordinate, manage and operate special events, functions, dances, shows, and exhibitions on behalf of service organizations, sports organizations, and other worthy groups”. What these not-for-profit events eventually ended up being were a series of rave parties where members of music bands and other partygoers would come and engage in substance abuse and also engage with many sex workers. The events were quite large and attracted as many as 2,000 people.After some complaints about the nature of activities held under the name of the charity, and some ruckus created at a New Year's Eve party in 1998, police intervened and banned any future parties at the pig farm, and also stripped the non-profit status of the society in the following year for lack of sufficient financial statements.The Murders & The DiscoveryIn March 1997, Willy was first charged for the attempted murder of a sex worker called Wendy, who had been stabbed several times following an argument at the farm.Wendy had managed to grab the weapon off Willy, stabbed him back, and escaped despite being handcuffed by him. Pickton received treatment at a nearby hotel and was also later released on bail. The charges were dismissed in January of 1998.It was later that year that the injunction was brought to the farm and the charity to host any events and parties.One of the workers at the farm, Bill Hiscox, noted that many of the women that visited the farm eventually went missing and reported his suspicions to the local police.In February of 2002, when the police visited the farm with a search warrant, they found multiple items belonging to the missing women. Willy and his brother David Pickton were arrested on charges of owning illegal weapons. While they were later released, police maintained surveillance on the brothers.On further investigation, police suspected Willy of a series of murders of the various missing women, and over the course of the year, Willy was charged for a total of fifteen first-degree murders.Over the next three years, by October of 2005, the tally of the first-degree murder charges had gone up to a staggering twenty-seven.Excavations at the farm continued for over a whole year, and cost about $70mn — making it one of the most expensive investigations in Canada's history.The excavations revealed cut skulls, broken jaws, and other bodily remains of multiple women including the DNA of as many as 33 different women.Robert Willy Pickton The Pig Farmer Killer He Killed 49 Women and Fed Them to PigsTrue Crime Podcast 2022 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

Mike Patterson joined Jason for today's DeRusha Eats to talk pig farming!

Between 1995 and 1998, 30 women go missing in the Vancouver area. The victims are reported missing, but the police are slow to act. And at the center is a dingy trailer on a dilapidated pig farm. Join Olivia Cornu and John Conner as they dive deep into the dark to discuss the most prolific serial killer Canada has ever seen, Robert "Willie" Pickton. Will this story be enough to make you...check the locks? Follow Us: Instagram Twitter Join Our Facebook Group Visit our website Subscribe and Review on Apple Podcasts Post-production editing courtesy of Mat Halliday of Mat Halliday Audio Production Check out Strictly Stalking at https://linktr.ee/StrictlyStalking Sources: Why I failed to catch Canada's worst serial killer - BBC News Robert Pickton Case | The Canadian Encyclopedia Prolific Serial Killer Robert Pickton Fed His Victims To His Pigs - Investigation Discovery Robert Willy Pickton (The pig farm killer) Serial Killer Documentary - The Best Documentary Ever --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/checkthelocks/message

Ask any Canadian, particularly those in British Columbia, and they will tell you that  a man named Robert Pickton is one of – if not the most – prolific and heartless serial killers that ever existed in their countries history. His story is the stuff of nightmares and if you havnlt heard of him yet, the details of this episode will blow you away.--------------------------------------------

“ROBERT PICKTON: THE SERIAL KILLER PIG FARMER” and 3 More Serial Killer! #WeirdDarknessIN THIS EPISODE: By all observable accounts, Herb Baumeister was an admire-able family man, living on a beautiful million-dollar estate and farm with his lovely wife and three children. But they were also sharing that estate with a very dark secret that would eventually be revealed thanks to on of their children accidentally stumbling upon the grave of one of Herb's numerous murder victims. (The Serial Killer Next Door) *** Behind his quiet demeanor lurked a brutal killer. He was eventually caught, but perhaps not brought to complete justice. Though Robert Hansen admitted to murdering seventeen people, one woman most all are sure he murdered is Beth van Zanten – but he insists she was not one of them. (Robert Hansen, The Alaskan Serial Killer) *** He's confessed to a staggering 93 murders thus far—and the FBI believes all his confessions are credible. (Samuel Little, The Prolific Killer) *** Numerous women met a gruesome end on Robert Pickton's isolated pig farm. He confessed to the killing of 49 – but there could be more. (Pickton The Serial Killing Pig Farmer)(Dark Archives episode, originally posted March 27, 2020)SOURCES AND ESSENTIAL WEB LINKS…“Herb Baumeister: The Serial Killer Next Door” by Orrin Grey for The Line Up: https://tinyurl.com/t6lyqsf “Robert Hansen: The Alaskan Serial Killer” by Orrin Grey for The Line Up: https://tinyurl.com/rexzkey, https://tinyurl.com/tctkzku “Samuel Little: America's Most Prolific Killer” by Orrin Grey for The Line Up: https://tinyurl.com/wq8wasm “Robert Pickton: The Serial Killer Pig Farmer” by Orrin Grey for The Line Up: https://tinyurl.com/rtu62ze Subscribe to the podcast by searching for Weird Darkness wherever you listen to podcasts – or use this RSS feed link: https://www.spreaker.com/show/3655291/episodes/feed.Weird Darkness theme by Alibi Music Library. Background music provided by Alibi Music, EpidemicSound and/or AudioBlocks with paid license. Music from Shadows Symphony (https://tinyurl.com/yyrv987t), Midnight Syndicate (http://amzn.to/2BYCoXZ), Kevin MacLeod (https://tinyurl.com/y2v7fgbu), Tony Longworth (https://tinyurl.com/y2nhnbt7), and/or Nicolas Gasparini/Myuu (https://tinyurl.com/lnqpfs8) is used with permission. 

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On this week's Money Matters, Scott and Pat explore the real reasons for inflation with one of the world's leading authorities on monetary policy and economic history.  Then, they deliver a warning for a woman who is considering taking out a 401(k) loan to pay off credit card debt.  You'll hear honest advice for a man who wants to accelerate paying off his home.  Finally, what a pig farmer can teach us about investing.   Join Money Matters:  Get your most pressing financial questions answered by Allworth's CEOs Scott Hanson and Pat McClain live on-air! Call 833-99-WORTH. Or ask a question by clicking here.  You can also be on the air by emailing Scott and Pat at questions@moneymatters.com. Download and rate our podcast here.