Canadian serial murderer wanted to rid world of 'evil ways'

Killed himself did he?

Canadian serial-killer Robert Pickton, convicted in the deaths of six drug-addicted prostitutes, said in letters published Monday he aimed to rid society of its "evil ways."

Ironic, but what do you expect from a serial killer? Logic?

The two letters obtained by the Vancouver Sun are replete with biblical references and spelling mistakes, and provide the first insight into what might have motivated the pig farmer to turn to mass murder.

Horrible grammar?

"I know I was brought into this world to be hear today to change this world of there evil ways," Pickton wrote in 2006 to California resident Thomas Loudamy, who corresponds with prison inmates as a hobby.

I always thought that most serial killers had above average intelligence. I guess they're letting anyone into the club these days.

"They even want to dis-re-guard the ten command-ments from the time that Moses in his day brought in power which still is in existence today."

Hey Pickton, remind me, what's that sixth commandment again?