A serial killer who confessed to 93 murders while serving a life sentence in California for killing three women in the 1980s reportedly died on Wednesday. Samuel Little, 80, reportedly had diabetes, heart issues, and other medical ailments and died at a Los Angeles hospital. California corrections department spokeswoman Vicky Waters told the Los Angeles …
Remains found in north Georgia nearly 40 years ago have been identified and linked to Samuel Little, described by the FBI as “the most prolific serial killer in US history.” The 30-year-old woman found in Dade County on September 28, 1981, was Patricia Parker, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced. Little, 80, is a suspect …
A Texas Ranger told CBS’ “60 Minutes” that he coaxed a confession from an elderly serial killer by offering him pizza, soda, and art supplies. Starting in May 2018, Ranger James Holland interviewed Samuel Little, 80, at the California State Prison, where the elder remains housed for murdering three women in the 1980s. Over the …
The FBI says Samuel Little is the most prolific serial killer in US history. They’re now asking for the public’s help in identifying more than 90 victims. With Nancy Grace today to discuss the case: Bethany Marshall, Psychoanalyst Bobby Chacon, Former Special Agent FBI, host of FB Watch Series “Curse of Akakor” Karen Smith, Forensics …
A California inmate originally convicted in the deaths of four women and serving life without parole has confessed to 93 murders, the FBI says, and he’s been matched to more than 50 of them so far. The feds say that makes Samuel Little, 79, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history. Little’s murder spree …
A serial killer, who is a suspect in at least 90 unsolved murders across the U.S., may also be responsible for a 1994 Texas cold case homicide, according to authorities. Samuel Little, 78, already serving three consecutive life sentences in California, was extradited to Texas and recently charged with the murder of Denise Christie Brothers, …
