The serial killer who drew his victims: committed more than 90 crimes

He confessed more than 90 crimes in three decades, but many of his victims have not been identified. However, Samuel Little's drawings of his victims could help identify them.

Agree with USA Today, Little is one of the most gruesome serial killers in US history because He was active between 1970 and 2005.

His drawings do not only reveal details of women like the the color of his lipstick and the jewels that they wore, also recorded data such as city ​​where he committed the crime and the date.

"We hope that someone – a parent, a former neighbor, a friend – will recognize the victimand provide some clues that will help the authorities to identify, "FBI spokeswoman Shayne Buchwald said in a statement USA Today.

"We want to give these women their name and their family the answers they've been waiting for so much. It's the least we can do. "

In addition to the details in their makeup and their jewelry, the portraits allow to see women's hair and the color of their eyes. What varies between the two drawings is their facial expression: while some seem to be smiling, others look serious.

According to the FBI spokesman, Little's drawings are so detailed that they have already solved three cases in the United States. For example, in Maryland, the description of the man was used to solve the murder of a woman who was never identified, another drawing solved the murder of a woman in Arkansas, occurred in 1984.

In May, Little confessed to killing more than 90 people. The authorities of several states of this country then began to reconsider some of the unsolved cases that may be related to this killer.

Apparently, Little's crimes did not cause so much trouble because he did not focus on one area or city, but he killed women – whom he strangled – in 16 states.

A person from the Pascagoula Police Department badured the investigators that to the photographic memorywhich allows him to remember the details of his murders.

The story of Little's crimes ended in 2012 when he was arrested in Kentucky. However, the charges against him were related to narcotics and he was extradited to Los Angeles.

In this city, the police obtained DNA tests relating to Little with three unresolved murders between 1987 and 1989. In 2014, he was sentenced to three life sentences without parole.