He Drew 93 Victims From Memory… The FBI Finally Listened | Samuel Little

He remembered every face. Decades after the murders, Samuel Little sat in a prison cell with a box of pastels and drew the women he had killed — one by one, from memory. The FBI published the drawings. And families across America started recognising faces they had not seen in forty years. This is the full story: how one man was arrested 26 times by 1975 and let go every time… how two murder cases against him collapsed in the 1980s… how a DNA swab taken in a Kentucky homeless shelter in 2012 matched him to three Los Angeles murders… and how a Texas Ranger named James Holland sat with him for hundreds of hours — until Samuel Little confessed to 93 murders, more than any serial killer in American history. CHAPTERS 0:00 He Remembered Every Face 0:34 Lorain, Ohio 1:10 26 Arrests by 1975 1:35 A Hunting Ground of 19 States 2:13 The Charges That Collapsed 2:52 San Diego: The Survivors 3:31 Los Angeles, 1987–1989 4:16 The Shelter Arrest — 2012 4:51 The DNA Match 5:27 The 2014 Trial 6:22 The Texas Ranger 7:17 93 Murders 7:56 He Drew Them From Memory 9:06 The Most Prolific Killer in US History 9:38 Ohio Convicts Him Again 10:14 Death in Prison 10:31 The Final Ledger Sources: FBI / ViCAP (Samuel Little case file and victim portraits), FBI statement of October 6, 2019, Texas Department of Public Safety, Los Angeles County court records, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post. This video contains no graphic imagery. Victims are named from public court and FBI records. New true crime stories every week on Real Crime Files.