Clifford Olsen + Marc Lepine

Clifford Robert Olson Jr.: was born on January 1st, 1940 at St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.  In his teenage years, he did crimes like B&E's, robberies, theft, etc. While in B.C. Pen in 1974, sexually attacked a 17-year-old fellow inmate.  After being released he indecently assaulted a 7-year-old girl in Nova Scotia.  This was the beginning of his sexually deviant and murderous criminal activity.  A serial killer was on the loose and the people in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley region of British Columbia were gripped with fear. In the short time span, from November 1980 to July 1981, a number of children had gone missing, and were later found dead. Parents in suburban Vancouver complained that the police were not treating reports of the missing youths seriously enough. The 200 Mounties in the Surrey detachment processed roughly 2000 missing-person cases and investigated some 18,000 criminal code offenses in those two years. Many of the juveniles turned out to be runaways, congregating on the Granville Street area downtown, while some stayed with friends or out partying past their curfew, without informing their parents. The police figured, “They’d turn up” and for the most part they did. Clifford Olson was one of the worst serial killers in B.C's history. He killed many children and youths, and every parent feared for their childs lives.


Marc Lepine- Marc lepine had applied at Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal but was rejected 2 times. Lepine didn't like this to much.After several months of planning, Lépine entered the École Polytechnique de Montréal, on the afternoon of December 6, 1989. He had long complained about women working in non-traditional jobs, and after separating men and women in a classroom, he shot the women, claiming that he was fighting feminism. He then moved into other parts of the building, targeting women as he went, before killing himself. His suicide note blamed feminists for ruining his life.