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Clifford Olson - The Beast of BC
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Christine Weller is found dead
Christine Anne Weller's body was found along the Fraser River in British Columbia. She was abducted in November and killed by Olson. -
Daryn Johnsrude is found dead
The bludgeoned and mutilated body of Daryn Todd Johnsrude is found by police. He disappeared from Saskatchewan in April. -
Ada Anita Court vanishes
Ada Anita Court disappears after visiting her boyfriend. She is killed by Olson. -
Olson kills 6 victims
Simon Patrick Partington, Judy Elizabeth Kozma, Raymond Lawrence King, Sigrun Charlotte Arndt, Terri Lyn Carson, Louise Marie Chartrand are all killed by Olson -
Remains of Colleen Daignault are found
Colleen Marian Daignault was located in a forest. She was picked up and killed by Olson in April -
Olson's wife is paid
Police give Olson's wife, Joan, $10,000 for each body he helps them recover. She is paid $100,000 for 11 bodies . -
Olson is sentenced to life
Olson is sentenced with 11 25 year jail sentences. He was charged with murdering 11 people, 8 girls and 3 boys. All of his victims were between the age of 9 and 18 and were located in British Columbia. -
Olson pleads guilty
Clifford Olson pleads guilty to all charges -
Olson is investigated for suicide
Olson denies convincing a fellow inmate to commit suicide. -
Olson found with drugs
Olson is found with illegal drugs while in isolation in his jail. -
Olson caught with keys
Olson was caught with keys and leg irons which he put in his lower bowel. This was found using x-rays. -
Olson found with Broomstick
A wooden broomstick is found in Olson's cell. He was trying to escape using it. -
Olson requests to be with other inmates
Olson asks a judge to allow him to mix with other inmates and remove himself from solitary confinement. -
Olson denied media access
Courts rule that Olson should not be allowed to access media. He could potenially have a bad affect on the populace. -
Olson sends mail to the Prime Minister
Olson sends obscene content through the mail to the Prime Minister. He also requests parole and is denied. -
Olson is denied parole
Jurors in a National Parole Board hearing took 17 minutes to decide Olson would not be allowed to go free. -
Olson again denied parole
It's ruled he cannot go free because he is a high risk to escape and re-offend and that he displayed narcissistic, psychopathic and sexually sadistic tendencies. -
Bill C-31 comes into affect
The government's amended Bill C-31 came into effect, meaning elderly convicts can no longer collect old-age security benefits from the feds while they are in prison. This is as Olson was seen collecting old age pension while he was in jail.
