Criminal kills 90 women sketches their victims for the FBI

The serial killer, who admitted to 90 murders, drew 16 sketches with images of his alleged victims while the FBI is working to link it to dozens of murders across the country that occurred decades ago.

Samuel Little. Photo: Wise County Jail

Samuel Little was convicted in 2014 for killing three women in California in 1987 and 1989. He was sentenced to three life sentences, writes NBC News.

He constantly insisted on his innocence, but in 2018, he announced his readiness to tell about his crimes in exchange for transfer to another prison.

78-year-old Little told that he killed 90 women, and the FBI is trying to link its confessions with undisclosed deaths in more than ten states from 1970 to 2005 a year.

Little recently painted sketches of 16 women, whom he claims he killed. According to the FBI, one of the painted victims was identified as killed. in Miami, a woman named Mary Ann or Marianne.

Photo: FBI

Shortly after admitting Little, in November 2018, the FBI confirmed that he had killed an 34 man. The FBI recently announced that 8 had confirmed its confessions.

But more than half of the confessions still remain unconfirmed.

Photo: FBI

“Little killed marginalized and vulnerable women who were often involved in prostitution and drug addiction. Their bodies sometimes remained unidentified and their deaths were not investigated,” the FBI said.

Since Little, a former boxer, usually knocked out his victims, there was no clear indication that women were killed.

Photo: FBI

Another problem the investigators faced is that, although Little can describe his victims and how and where he killed them, in the smallest details, he does not remember the dates.

All sketches are available by link.

In December last year, Little pleaded guilty to strangling Denise Christie Brothers in Texas, which happened in 1994, so he is now in a Texas prison.

He is “in poor health and will likely remain in prison in Texas until his death,” the FBI said. They said the purpose of the investigation "is to identify its victims and provide closure to unsolved cases."

But officials in places where Little killed his victims, may press charges against him, said an FBI spokesman.

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