Investigators seek help identifying serial killer's Chattanooga area victim
March 19th, 2019
"...Since the FBI announced Nov. 27 that Little confessed to a killing in the Chattanooga area, local investigators have worked to identify the body of Little's presumed victim. They exhumed her remains from a pauper's grave in Dade County, and a Georgia Bureau of Investigation forensic artist created a facial reconstruction and sketch of what they believe the woman looked like.
But the GBI and Hamilton County's Cold Case Unit are waiting for a breakthrough — namely, a tip from the public....
Investigators believe the woman Little claims to have killed matches a body found off Interstate 24 in September 1981, near the exit into Wildwood, Georgia. Montgomery estimated the woman had been dead for between six months and a year at the time someone found her remains.
Investigators believe the woman was from the Chattanooga area, Northwest Georgia or Northeast Alabama...."
Investigators seek help identifying serial killer's Chattanooga area victim
([Staff Photo by Robin Rudd)]Joe Montgomery, second from right, of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation discusses the search for the identity of one of Samuel Little's victims. Also pictured, from left, are Mike Mathis Supervisor of the Cold Case unit for the Hamilton County District Attorneys Office, Neal Pinkston Hamilton County District Attorney and Steve Roger Special Agent for the GBI. In the foreground is a facial reconstruction of the victim.
Photo by Robin Rudd /Times Free Press.)