Due to the graphic nature of this killer's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of infanticide, murder, mutilation, sexual assault, and child abuse.

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

On February 9, 1990, the smell of citrus permeated the crisp air of Lake Elsinore, California.

39-year-old Bilsov sat in the driver's seat of a silver van and made conversation with 34-year-old Carol Miller.

As they sat in the grove of twisted grapefruit trees, Bill reached towards Carol.

Perhaps she thought he was about to kiss her. It was cold and she likely wanted to get started.

But Bill had something else in mind.

Bill had picked her up under the pretense of a sexual transaction and wanted to put her at ease.

After all, he had something planned and it would be more fun if she was surprised.

Bill got out of the car and dragged Carol from the passenger's seat and onto the ground.

Then he retrieved a long sharp knife from his van.

He wrapped his hands around Carol's neck and squeezed.

She struggled at first, pulling at his fingers and trying to scream for help.

But he was too strong. His grip cut off her air supply. And within minutes, she died.

After making several more cuts, Bill sat back, satisfied.

He strolled over to a nearby tree and picked a grapefruit.

He peeled it as he circled Carol's body, admiring his handiwork.

Crouching over Carol, Bill pushed the blade into her chest.

He had control, he had power, and his victim had nothing.

It was the most incredible rush Bill had ever known.

Bill bit into the fruit, feeling the sweet juice dripped down his chin.

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