[chris]

William Suff is California's latest serial killer. In 1974 Will and his then wife were convicted of beating their two-month-old daughter to death. Although he was sentenced to seventy years in the Big House he was out on parole by 1984. Too bad for the twelve or more prostitutes he subsequently raped, stabbed, strangled and sometimes mutilated in Riverside County. His alleged killing spree started in 1986. On January 9, 1993, he was arrested after a routine traffic stop.

A Doctor Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde type, Suff worked as a government stock clerk who helped deliver the furniture for the task force investigating his killing spree. He liked to impersonate police officers and cooked a mean chili at office picnics. He was also writing a book about dogs that went berserk and started killing people. Furthermore, he enjoyed vanity plates and was an avid volunteer in the county's car-pooling program. All of this perhaps explaining his psychotic behavior.

On July 19, 1995, Willie was found guilty of killing 12 prostitutes although police think that he might be responsible for up to 22 deaths. On November 1995, he was condemned to death and will probably car-pool to his execution.

[chris]

William "Bill" Suff, an American serial killer, was convicted of murdering numerous women in Riverside County, California, during the late 1980s and early 1990s. His crimes earned him the nickname "The Riverside Prostitute Killer."

Suff was initially arrested in 1991. His criminal activities involved picking up prostitutes and other vulnerable women, murdering them, and then dumping their bodies in various locations across Riverside County. The victims often showed signs of brutal physical abuse, sexual assault, and strangulation.

The investigation into these killings was extensive and complex, involving multiple law enforcement agencies. Evidence linking Suff to the murders included DNA, fibers from his vehicle and home, and, in some instances, personal possessions of the victims found in his possession.

In 1995, William Suff was found guilty of the murder of 12 women and was sentenced to death. The trial revealed a disturbing pattern of violence and predatory behavior. Prior to his crimes in California, Suff had previously served time in Texas for the murder of his two-month-old daughter, a conviction that initially led to a 70-year sentence but he was paroled in 1984 after serving only 10 years.

[Smitju]

Poor child

[twattface]

i hope someone kills me if i ever wear socks like in that las pic

[stacy]

brutal

[nauseandshudder]

who is bill suff?

[Mutilatedmind]

William/Bill Suff. Lake Elsinore Killer.
Fuck, this guy was close to where i live...O.o

[Kehko]

Originally Posted by twattface ↗

i hope someone kills me if i ever wear socks like in that las pic

if u read the description, she wasn't wearing that when killed, he dressed her that way

from wikipedia:

Described as a mild-mannered loner, Suff worked as a county stock clerk who allegedly delivered supplies to the task force investigating his killing spree. He liked to impersonate police officers and even cooked chili at office picnics.[1] In fact, it was alleged that he used the breast of one of his victims in his chili,[2] which won the "Riverside County Employee Chili Cookoff." He was also working on a book about wild, lethal dogs. He enjoyed vanity plates and was an avid volunteer in the county's car-pooling program.

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by Kersten ↗

if u read the description, she wasn't wearing that when killed, he dressed her that way

from wikipedia:

His license plate read, "TITICHILI".

[PsiCho]

Originally Posted by Kersten ↗

if u read the description, she wasn't wearing that when killed, he dressed her that way

from wikipedia:
Described as a mild-mannered loner, Suff worked as a county stock clerk who allegedly delivered supplies to the task force investigating his killing spree. He liked to impersonate police officers and even cooked chili at office picnics.[1] In fact, it was alleged that he used the breast of one of his victims in his chili,[2] which won the "Riverside County Employee Chili Cookoff." He was also working on a book about wild, lethal dogs. He enjoyed vanity plates and was an avid volunteer in the county's car-pooling program.

Hey wasnt that an ep of Bones/Criminal Minds(some show)?? im sure one of those made an episode out like that.
Turned out the guy who voulenteered to cook the food for the 'team' was the murderer and he there was a lill extra in the sauce