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50 Prostitutes Ground Up And fed
To Pork Supply In Port Coquitlum


Lower mainland police tried to stir RCMP to investigate
tips that Vancouver east side prostitutes were being taken to a Port Coquitlum farm and murdered. Reports from citizens that their bodies were being run through a chipper, and fed to pigs as food, were ignored by the RCMP.

The brother of a man arrested in the disappearance of possibly 50 prostitutes says that over the years there has been at least 75,000 truckloads of fill dumped onto the property of his family pigfarm.

So now the investigation finally begins to look for evidence in the disappearance of the women.

Arlene Longson February 15/2002