The chilling confession of Samuel Little, one of the biggest serial killers in the United States

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"Believe it or not, you only see the harm a few times in your career," Los Angeles police reporter Marcia said. The New York Times.

"Looking at him in the eyes, I would say that he was pure evil," he said.

And does the amount of detail about the murders Little claims to have committed, mostly against women, have left stunned detectives, police and prosecutors.

"It's scary the clarity that he has on certain things after all this time. Remember names and faces, "detective Michael Mongeluzzo, of Marion County, Florida, told the newspaper, where one of the murders confessed by Little took place.

Until now, several researchers in the United States have found evidence that They bind Little in nine murders of all his confessions.

Many unresolved cases that have been archived in at least 14 states of all the USA they are dusted in the light of the revelations of this man.

The victims: poor women or drug addicts

Little is imprisoned since 2013 in Los Angeles for the murder of three women between 1987 and 1989, crimes for which he carries out three life sentences.

But last July, DNA tests confirmed his e involvementn the death of Denise Christie Brothers, so he was transferred to Ector County Prison in Texas.

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There, a detective identified by the newspaper The Washington Post like James Holland won Little's trust and made him talk about his past crimes.

The exboxer He has accumulated a hundred arrests for crimes such as kidnapping, rape, or armed robbery for five decades.

He managed to get out of prison "over and over again," said Beth Silverman, the Los Angeles district attorney, who has sentenced all three of her sentences against Little.

The confession shows that Little had a victim mainly women, many of whom are poor or drug addicts, according to the researchers.

Cases of such victims often remain unresolved in the United States, which may have contributed to Little's impunity for years.

Strangulation, your brand

According to the sources cited by The Washington Post and The New York Times, the man gained the trust of women, beat them, abused them and strangled them to death.

Attorney Beth Silverman pointed out New York Time This badual motivation was what moved Little, but added that the man is offended if someone calls him a rapist.

Little said that he had erection problems, but prosecutors found sperm on the bodies and clothing of the victims.

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"The way you get the Sexual satisfaction is during throttling"Silverman told the newspaper.

One of the cases that Little confessed recently is that of Melissa Thomas, 24, whose naked body was found in 1996 in a cemetery in Opelousas, Louisiana.

He stated that he met on the street and invited her to take drugs in her car. They parked next to the cemetery and when they went to make love at the back, he began to caress his neck.

"Why are you still touching my neck? Are you a serial killer?" She asked, as Little told the investigator, Crystal LeBlanc.

So Little was furious and decided to kill her.

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For LeBlanc, it was impressive The names of streets, bars and the location of the cemetery of the small church of Opelousas are poorly remembered.

The man used his strength so excessively that one of his victims struck in the abdomen had a fractured spine.

"God knew everything"

In modern American history, Gary Ridgway, the "killer of Green River," is in jail for the deaths of 49 people in the 1980s and 1990s.

Randy Kraft said he killed at least 65, but that he is in jail only for the 16-year-old murder.

"When we finish, we expect Samuel Little to be one of the most prolific serial killers in US history," said Bobby Bland, district attorney for Ector County. . The New York Times.

The interrogators agree that Little shows no sign of remorsewho says everything in detail, as the place where he left the body of every woman years ago.

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According to the description of detectives interviewed by the press, Little enthusiastically speaks of his crimes and laughs even when he remembers the details. "C & # 39; a charismatic psychopath "they say.

Sergeant Mongeluzzo asked him how he had managed to avoid being captured: "I can enter my world and do what I want to do," replied Little, referring to poor neighborhoods suffering from addiction.

Detective LeBlanc was told, "God did it like that, so why should I ask for forgiveness?" The New York Times.

"God knew everything he did"he added.

The hope of her and other detectives is dozens of archived cases see a solution Now that Little has decided to talk about all his past.

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