Who were serial killer Samuel Little’s victims?

THE most notorious and deadliest serial killer in American history, Samuel Little, died on at the age of 80. The FBI determined that Little was involved in at least 50 murders, however he admitted to killing more victims across 19 states spanning four decades. How many people did Samuel Little kill? Little admitted to killing […]

THE most notorious and deadliest serial killer in American history, Samuel Little, died on at the age of 80.

The FBI determined that Little was involved in at least 50 murders, however he admitted to killing more victims across 19 states spanning four decades.

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Samuel Little[/caption]

How many people did Samuel Little kill?

Little admitted to killing 93 women, while investigators have linked him to over 60 murders.

The FBI confirmed Little’s involvement in at least 50 murders, the largest number of proven cases for any serial killer in United States history.

His alleged killing spree ended around 2005.

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Drawings made by Little of his victims[/caption]

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Little admitted to killing 93 people[/caption]

Who were Samuel Little’s victims?

Litter preyed on sex workers, drug users, poor and mostly Black women.

It wasn’t until 2018 when he began confessing his crimes to Texas Ranger James Holland, who was question Little about a killing, which was later determined he did not commit.

Authorities across the US are continuing to search for some of the bodies of Little’s victims,.

Police are still looking for possible links to deaths in Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio and Texas.

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Photos of Carol Alford, one of Little’s alleged victims[/caption]

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Samuel Little throughout the years[/caption]

When did Samuel Little go to jail?

In September 2012, Little was arrested at a homeless shelter in Louisville, Kentucky, and extradited to California to face a narcotics charge.

However, authorities used DNA testing to establish that Little was involved in the murders of Carol Ilene Elford, killed in July 1987, Guadalupe Duarte Apodaca, killed in September 1987 and Audrey Nelson Everett killed in August 1989.

Little was extradited to Los Angeles, where the victims were killed, and was charged with the murders on January 7, 2013.

Little was surviving four life sentences without the possibility of parole.

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Samuel Little was surviving four life sentences without the possibility of parole before his death[/caption]

When did Samuel Little die?

Little died from an unspecified health condition on December 30, in a Los Angeles County area hospital.