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Welcome to Canadian True Crime, Episode 17, Robert Picton, Part 3.

This is Christy.

We last left off with a terrifying encounter between Robert Pickton and Lynn Ellingson,

a sex worker living in his trailer, doing admin work in exchange for

alcohol, drugs, food and money. Lin had gone with Robert to the downtown east side to pick up a

girl and had taken her back to the farm. Lin went to bed, woke some time later and saw a light on

in the barn. She ventured over to take a look

and found the sex worker hung from a hook. Robert threatened that if Lynn said anything,

she would be next. The day after the barn incident, it was noticed that Georgina Pappin had vanished from the downtown east side.

Georgina was 35 years old and had long, thick black hair and high cheekbones, exactly like the woman that

Robert and Lynn had picked up the night before.

Georgina came from a well-known Aboriginal family, grew up with eight brothers and sisters,

and spent her childhood being farmed out to dozens of foster homes.

Despite this, the siblings made many attempts to stay close.

Georgina was described as rambunctious and special.

Among her many talents were drawing, singing, sewing and cooking.

People turned to watch her when she walked into a room.

Georgina was the mother of seven children. The last two were twins who were only a few months old at the time she disappeared. She didn't have custody of all of her kids, but she made

the best of what she had. But in the summer of 1998, she was caught shoplifting and

smoking dope, so all her kids were sent away and she was sent to rehab for a week. She turned up to the

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