Hi, Crime Junkies. I'm your host Ashley Flowers and I'm Brett and today's story is part two of our two part series on

Robert Picton and the missing women of Vancouver's downtown east side. So if you haven't listened to last week's episode

Definitely head back to part one missing the women of Vancouver's downtown east side

That's where our story starts and you need that back story to really know what's going on today

Because today we're gonna pick right back up where we left off last week

Police had just executed a search warrant on Willie Picton's farm looking for illegal firearms

But what they found was so much more. Sorry, are you ready Brett? Of course, let's do this

So at this point our story Willie Picton is back at the station

He's been taken into custody and several other officers were back on his farm gathering information

Now this is a sprawling pig farm just a few miles outside Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The very first thing they noticed was a giant horse head that was bounded on the wall. What?

I knew you would like react to this. So your big horse person. I guess this was like Willie's beloved childhood horse named Goldie

Which so you know, I had one of those and his head is not on my way. Okay, so that's my thing

Like I think he did it out of like love, but I think it's super straight

It's yeah, it's like people always like joke with me like when Charlie passes which he never will like are you gonna

Get him stuff, and I'm like do I want like a reminder every day that he's not around? It's no never

It seems super super strange. So yeah again, this means nothing. It's just a very strange thing

That's the first thing they see so the second thing that they notice was the mess

There's paper dirt garbage junk just close everywhere and remember they knew from Scotch hub that the illegal

Guns that they were looking for were likely stored in Willie's laundry room

So they had their first and bingo they found exactly what they were looking for

This was a big moment for police because it meant that their warrant for illegal fire arms was good and that they could

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