Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada -
Police Museum: The Milkshake Murderer

Vancouver's police museum gives you the lowdown on crime, Canadian style.

Address:: 240 E. Cordova St., Vancouver, BC, Canada
Directions:: E. Cordova Street. Patrons on foot are encouraged to walk through Chinatown on their way to the museum; at the end of Pender, turn left on Gore and head two blocks north to Cordova Street.
Admission:: $7 Adult / $5 Students & Seniors / $20 Families
Hours:: M-Sa 9-5 (Call to verify)
Phone:: 604-665-3346

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Vancouver Police Museum - The Milkshake Murderer

An interesting collection of Vancouver's crime artifacts. Learn how to mark cards. Visit a gallery of autopsy remains. See evidence from the White Spot Murders, in which a man murdered his wife with a series of arsenic-laced milkshakes. [Martha Hickson, 08/01/2001]

[RA: This is reportedly the only police museum in Canada, and among its displays is the hatchet used in Vancouver's "Babes in the Woods" murders. From the museum literature: "If the Coroner's Forensic Exhibit intrigues you, be sure to investigate the old morgue's cooler where many cadavers have been kept."]

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February 10, 2012