This week, the gals discuss a few “Lucky Bastards” (i.e. Creeps who got away with murder for wayyy too long), including Robert “Killed ‘Em All” Durst, Willie Pickton of Piggy Palace infamy, and, of course, Herman Mudgett (aka Leonardo DiCaprio) (aka HH Holmes). By popular demand, for this episode we’ve selected a bottle of 19 Crimes Red Blend out of Australia. We hear this wine pairs beautifully with Long Pig (aka “The Other Other White Meat”). Um, maybe don’t Google that.
Ep9 Lucky Bastards
March 29, 2017
Susan Berman and Robert Durst
Booking photo of Robert Durst from November 30, 2001.
Robert Durst being transported from the Criminal District Court to prison on March 15, 2015.
Robert Durst leaving a Houston courtroom on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014.
Robert William Pickton
The Pickton farm in Port Coquitlam, BC.
The Pickton farm, cluttered with trailers, ramshackle outbuildings, and piles of debris and dirt.
On February 7, 2002, Coquitlam RCMP and members of the Missing Women task force search the rundown farmland.
A large hutch from Pickton’s house, with a drawer containing “various straps and bungee cords”.
Interior view of Pickton’s slaughterhouse.
Inside the slaughterhouse where one witness claims to have seen Pickton slaughter a woman.
Interior of a motorhome parked on Pickton’s farm. The blood of a victim was found inside.
Bloodstained mattress found inside the motorhome.
A blood-soaked chopping block where the DNA of many missing women was discovered.
A bucket was found in a workshop freezer, holding the partial remains of Andrea Joesbury.
Robert William Pickton heading into a pig pen on his farm, circa 1996.
Electric massager, with cellophane over the end, found under the mattress in Dave Pickton’s bedroom.
Video screenshot of the January 2000 interrogation of Robert Pickton.
Surveillance footage of Pickton talking with an undercover police officer who was planted in his cell.
Pickton in custody talking to undercover police officer.
Close-up of Robert Pickton having a conversation with an undercover police officer.
Courtroom sketch of Robert Pickton from November 20, 2002.
A 2007 court sketch of Robert Pickton as he appeared during his murder trial.
Robert Pickton was sentenced to 25 years without parole.
Courtroom sketch of Pickton being denied a new trial by the Canadian Supreme Court.
A photo of Robert Pickton taken a year before his arrest.
An award-winning documentary investigating the crimes of Robert Pickton.
Herman Webster Mudgett, aka H.H. Holmes.
H.H. Holmes “Murder Castle”
