Sam Little Serial Killer has Murdered how Many Women?

[Tricia]

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Samual Little has murdered a lot of women. Eight women law enforcement is certain he is the killer and over 50 where there is a good likelihood he is the killer.

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[IgnoredByTheAuthorities]

I have done significant study on little and believe I have matched about 30 of his victims to missing women through the years. But no one will listen to me. It is very frustrating!

 

[faerieskye]

I have done significant study on little and believe I have matched about 30 of his victims to missing women through the years. But no one will listen to me. It is very frustrating!

Go ahead and post them

 

[Falling Down]

Little claims to have murdered two Fort Wayne women, in 1980. The area where they were picked up looks vastly different, today:

America's most prolific serial killer admits to two Allen County cold case murders


Little admitted to strangling two women in separate incidents on the same night.

He told officers he picked up both women near the area of Maumee Avenue and Division Street in Fort Wayne on October 28, 1980.

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Valeria Boyd, 18, and Mary Ann Porter, 31, of Fort Wayne, were reported missing by family members to Fort Wayne Police in late October 1980.
Little admitted to strangling two women in separate incidents on the same night.

He told officers he picked up both women near the area of Maumee Avenue and Division Street in Fort Wayne on October 28, 1980.