NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. Jurors in the Robert Pickton case listened to more of a video taped police interrogation this morning as the accused mass murderers trial entered Day 3.
During the interview, Pickton asked to see some of the evidence that will be used against him and the officer showed him photos of a soiled mattress and wall from inside a motorhome on the farm.
"Thats Mona Wilsons blood. Explain that to me. Her blood is everywhere in your place and you told me shes never been to your place," the officer said.
Pickton is quiet, then adamantly denies the allegations. "I didnt do anything. I dont know her. I didnt do it. I didnt do it. I dont know anything about it. Just because shes on my property doesnt mean I did it."
He later asks "how did they get my DNA."
The officer told him police already had his DNA on record.
"Theres a freight-train of evidence," the cop said.
Pickton again said he knew none of the missing women.
"Theres people coming in and out of my house like you wouldnt believe," he said.
Police told the interviewing officer he had a 22-calibre pistol he would use to shoot pigs, sometimes needing three or four shots to kill the animal.
Pickton said he was not a murderer.
"Im just a plain old farm boy," he said.
The questioning officer then tells Pickton "youre done. Rob, youre done on this."
The officer says the DNA evidence from the farm is conclusive.
The officer then asks Pickton if he killed anyone before his mom died in 1979.
Pickton is shocked when he learns he is in the media because the murder charges had been laid against him.
"My pictures all over the front page? ****," he said.
Jurors on Tuesday listened to several hours of the 11-hour interview with Pickton, recorded a day after his arrest on murder charges in February 2002.
Pickton said the charges against him were "hogwash" and that he may have been "set up".
Picktons admissions during the interview ranged from his favourite meat being pork to the fact he has had sex with several prostitutes.
Pickton said he was once engaged to an American woman and that he had a lot of friends.
"If theyre in a jam, Ill help them out," he said. "Some day, maybe theyll help me."
He said he and his mother, who died of brain cancer in 1979, were "two peas in a pod," and he was closer to her than to his father.
He said the worst things that happened to him was when he was stabbed in 1997 and when he was "torn apart" by two pigs.
On Monday, the jury heard devastating facts in the case that includes the discovery on the farm of the decapitated and bisected heads, plus the hands and feet, of Sereena Abotsway, Andrea Joesbury and Mona Wilson.
The jaw of Brenda Wolfe, handbones from Georgina Papin and teeth from Marnie Frey were also found.
Pickton does not deny that the womens remains were found on the farm, but he says he did not kill them.
Police also allegedly recovered a jacket in Picktons trailer containing an address book belonging to Joesbury, a jacket in Picktons motor home
containing a crack-pipe belonging to Wilson and a 22-calibre pistol with a sex toy on it that had DNA from both Pickton and Wilson. A duffel bag was also allegedly found containing a gun, ammunition, leg irons and handcuffs with Wolfes DNA on them.
Investigators also allegedly recovered Wilsons DNA from blood splatter on the walls and mattress of a broken-down motor home on the Pickton farm.
They also allegedly recovered heel and hand bones that had a DNA match with a human skull found in Mission, B.C., in 1985.
The jury was also told Pickton allegedly told an undercover cop that he killed 49 women and planned to "make it an even 50."
Pickton is charged in the deaths of 26 Vancouver prostitutes. He is currently being tried on six of those counts relating to Joesbury, Wilson, Abotsway, Frey, Papin and Wolfe.
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