The FBI now considers Samuel Little to be the 'most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.'
Fort Myers News-PressFORT MYERS, Fla. – The man who has confessed to more than 90 murders is now considered by the FBI to be the"most prolific serial killer in U.S. history."
A drawing made by the convicted killer and distributed by the FBI purports to show the woman he said he killed in 1984 in the Fort Myers area. Little provided detectives with a detailed confession but he was unable to provide the details needed to identify the victim. In August 2019, Holland met Langton during a homicide conference in Texas and advised her that Little had recently provided him with two drawings of the Fort Myers victim.A serial killer says he drew his victims. The FBI hopes the images will help solve murders
They'd met at a strip club, he told officials, and she'd asked him for a ride to Miami to see her mother. A release from the FBI Sunday said that in May 2018 the agency, along with the Texas Rangers, obtained detailed information on additional murders across the country that Little voluntarily provided.
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