Samuel Little Murders
- Victim
- Name withheld
- Location
- Los Angeles, California
- Incident date
- 1987
- Case ID
- UV-000066
Case Overview
Samuel Little Murders (1987). Samuel Little was convicted in California of three murders in 2014 and later confessed to numerous further killings.
CASE OVERVIEW Samuel Little Murders concerns a homicide or multiple homicides in the United States. The primary recorded location is Los Angeles, CA. For older or multi-location investigations, this is a general marker rather than an exact crime-scene address.
DOCUMENTED LEGAL OUTCOME Samuel Little was convicted in California of three murders in 2014 and later confessed to numerous further killings.
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