Episode 17 - The Hemlock Valley Murders | British Columbia

In 1995, within a two-month span, the bodies of three women were discovered in a remote area of British Columbia’s Fraser Valley. All three women were murdered and left in a similar fashion. So similar, that police believed they had a serial killer on their hands. Coined the Hemlock Valley Murders, the mystery surrounding these women’s deaths has puzzled law enforcement for years. Did they have the murderer in their grasp, or did they have it all wrong? SHOW NOTES Aug 01, 1999, page 20 - The Province at Newspapers.com Lidguerre, Mary – Canadian Crimeopedia missing-women-investigation-review-summary-report.pdf (vpd.ca) cn30378-eng.pdf (publicsafety.gc.ca) Olajide, Tracy – Canadian Crimeopedia Pipe, Tammy Lee – Canadian Crimeopedia Tammy Pipe, Murdered by a possible Serial Killer in British Columbia in 1995. | Justice for Native People Tammy Pipe - One of The Victims of The Hemlock Valley Murders (ucfiles.com) Younker, Victoria – Canadian Crimeopedia Unsolved – Canadian Crimeopedia RCMP seeking serial killer for 1995 deaths in B.C. (thestar.com) The Unsolved: Tracy Olajide – The Morbid Library & Archive RCMP seek tips in 1995 B.C. killings | CBC News RCMP hunt for serial killer in 3 cold case slayings | CTV News RCMP believe unknown killer behind B.C. deaths | CTV News Police look for leads in cold case serial killings - The Globe and Mail Robert Pickton not the killer in B.C. cold cases: RCMP (thestar.com) 10 Disturbing Murder Mysteries From Canada - Listverse Police pursue Vancouver's other serial killer | CTV News Ex-detective stands by his Pickton testimony - The Globe and Mail EXHIBIT-98.pdf