No Charges in Robert Pickton Prison Death Case Stagnate

Friday, May 30, 2025, 5:20 am

Nearly one year after the fatal assault involving serial killer Robert Pickton in a Quebec prison, authorities have yet to file charges against the assailant. The lack of progress in this grim saga continues to fuel public skepticism and dryly ironic commentary on how sluggish the wheels of justice can be.

theglobeandmail.com / Still no charges in Robert Pickton prison death almost one year after fatal assault

Quebec provincial police said earlier this week that its investigation remains open

lapresse.ca / Mort de Robert Pickton | Toujours aucune accusation

Près d’un an après la mort du tueur en série Robert Pickton, agressé par un codétenu dans une prison du Québec, aucune accusation n’a été portée contre l’agresseur présumé et peu de réponses ont été offertes sur les circonstances de l’évènement.

citynews.ca / Still no charges in Robert Pickton prison death, almost one year after fatal assault

MONTREAL — Almost one year after serial killer Robert Pickton died following an assault by another inmate in a Quebec prison, there have been no charges against the alleged assailant and few answers about what happened. Pickton died in hospital on May 31, 2024, after being assaulted at the…

thestar.com / Still no charges in Robert Pickton prison death, almost one year after fatal assault

MONTREAL - Almost one year after serial killer Robert Pickton died following an assault by another inmate in a Quebec prison, there have been no charges against the alleged assailant and few answers about what happened.

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