Lawyer for Family Members of Pickton’s Victims Wants Copy of Killer’s ‘Tell All Book’

Lawyer for Family Members of Pickton’s Victims Wants Copy of Killer’s ‘Tell All Book’
An artist's sketch shows accused serial killer Robert Pickton taking notes during the second day of his trial in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster, B.C., on Jan. 31, 2006. The Canadian Press/Jane Wolsack
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A Vancouver lawyer representing families of the victims of serial killer Robert Pickton says he'll be asking for a copy of a “tell all book” seized from Pickton’s cell after he died following an attack in a Quebec prison earlier this year.

Jason Gratl says he and his clients, who have pending lawsuits against Pickton and his brother David in B.C. Supreme Court, were “surprised” when an RCMP search warrant document revealed the existence of a 200-page manuscript handwritten by Pickton.