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In the late 1980s, Bill Suff, aka the Riverside Prostitute Killer, is a model employee during the day, but, by night, he is a monster who lures sex workers into his van, where he stabs, strangles and mutilates them before dumping their bodies.
In the late 1980s, Bill Suff, aka the Riverside Prostitute Killer, is a model employee during the day, but, by night, he is a monster who lures sex workers into his van, where he stabs, strangles and mutilates them before dumping their bodies.
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