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Samuel Little, 80, was serving a life sentence on multiple murder charges, suffering from diabetes, heart disease and other illnesses before dying in a California hospital.
This criminal for many years has denied the murder. In 2018, he was willing to testify before investigator James Holland about his crimes. During some 700 hours of questioning, Little provided details about the murders he committed.
A notorious criminal, he provided Mr. Holland with dozens of paintings and drawings of the victims, sometimes scribbling their names, as well as details such as the year, the location of the murder, and the non-funeral location of the victim’s body.
Before dying, Little confessed to killing 93 people between 1970-2005. Most of the murders took place in Florida and Southern California.
Little appeared in the Superior Court of California, in the city of Los Angeles. Photo: AP
Authorities continued to investigate his statements and to date have confirmed nearly 60 murders.
Most of Little’s victims are women, many of whom are prostitutes, drug addicts or the poor. Little strangled most of the victims, usually shortly after a chance encounter.
In his early 80s, with health problems and serving a life sentence in a California prison, Little began to confess to Investigator Holland in May 2018.
Investigator Holland said he worked tirelessly to forge and maintain a relationship with the serial killer to prove his crimes. They both went through hundreds of hours of questioning, Mr. Holland even bringing Little his favorite snacks, chatting about sports …
Based on testimonies prior to death, Little expressed hope that his confessions could justify those who were wrongly convicted of their crimes.
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