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Clifford Olson
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Olson is arrested by the RCMP on Vancouver Island.
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Olson reveals locations of victims’ bodies to RCMP.
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Olson confesses to 11 murders in what was dubbed the “trial of the century.”
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B.C. Supreme Court sentenced 11 simultaneous life sentences.
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Olson sends a letter to the parents of 16-year-old victim Daryn Johnsrude, detailing their son’s murder.
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Imprisoned at Kingston Penitentiary.
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Olson requests an early parole hearing after serving 15 of his 25-year sentence.
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Olson transfers from a Saskatchewan prison to Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, north of Montreal.
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A National Parole Board jury agree Olson will stay behind bars.
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At another parole hearing, Olson claims he struck a deal with the U.S. attorney general regarding 9/11 information, his parole is denied.
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Olson now 70, informs the Toronto Sun he earns over $1,000 a month in old age security benefits. This starts a nationwide outrage.
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Olson flunks third parole hearing. Which he claims will be his last.
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Victims’ families are notified Olson is dying of cancer in a Quebec hospital.
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Victims’ families are informed Olsen had died.