Samuel Little The Most Prolific Serial Killer in U S History In His Own Words Part 2

Part 2 of our story on Samuel Little, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history. We get into his history, motivation, psychology, relationships and ask the people who interviewed him, what it was like to sit across from a murderer! Plus, do we know about all of his killings?
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[@michaelswift6995]

Warm bed 3 meals a day, medical, dental, TV, he got away with it and the state looked after him in his old age, no justice.

[@gigigiseleworld]

He's DEAD

[@mohsenslim4395]

Exactly this show is like monster quest

[@whowantsmokek8956]

Exactly. Had to make a deal with him so he’d solve cases for the DA’s office. I wish they could have given him the D.P after he admitted to 93 murders. Or one of the inmates do him the same way he did all those poor victims

[@amber_0315]

They're really just keeping him off the streets, so he won't kill nobody else..

[@JasonSchmidt-1979]

Have you been to prison Michael?

[@SuperTruthful]

What always boggles my mind is that serial killers/really most killers don't want the death penalty. They can kill but don't want to be killed, smdh . FRY THEM MOFOS.

[@Remoniq]

Ed Kemper asked for it, but they refused him. Or so I have heard.

[@paulafigueroa1573]

A friend of mine told me it gets more expensive to give them the death penalty than what keeping them alive for a life sentence would finally cost. So, may be any criminal would go to jail and that’s it.

[@wirelessone2986]

@@paulafigueroa1573 That isnt true a bullet costs a dollar,one rifle 500,a days wage 200.If its full of legal appeals NOW THAT is expensive

[@paulafigueroa1573]

@@wirelessone2986 he said to keep in the same jail facility just one more guy, is not that expensive. Also if the death penalty is imposed, there is where you have much appeals.

[@d5orin]

@@wirelessone2986 it is true. Death penalty is more expensive than life without parole. You're ignorant if you think that the only costs are a single bullet. appeal after appeal after appeal for years on end is just a small bit of what you tax payers are working for.

[@kingphoenix418]

That was super disturbing how he was comparing killing people to picking grapes...

[@salvagemonster3612]

But that is the difference between us and him. He was so screwed up in the head they meant nothing to him.

[@jessetanner789]

​@Moon Cricket wtf is wrong with you or are you just speaking out of littles mindset

[@sherriepb1]

I cringe every time I hear that part. He has no regard for human life.

[@Sinsteel]

I think it's more disturbing that he killed people, than the way he talked about killing people.

[@kingphoenix418]

@@Sinsteel obviously

[@QueenSlime007]

he was good looking when he was young. and he look like a nice old man. he truly was a wolf in sheeps clothing smh

[@phnigra111]

The media just loves a ‘good looking’ serial killer..

[@styphlynne8253]

Spot on! Psycho Cycles repeat. People are out right killing there own kids now. We need to Encourage, questioning, incompetent women for early termination because hundreds will later die in horrific ways by the upbringing she doesnt want to do. Where was god as little ones (or anyone) is murdered like these smh

[@QueenSlime007]

@@styphlynne8253 take yr meds & calm tf down 😂

[@QueenSlime007]

@Fle_eazy its commonsense friend. nobody expects the boogie man to be attractive. we are groomed as kids to think the monster will be ugly&hideous on the inside&out. thats why.

[@styphlynne8253]

@Fle_eazy Right?! Agree to the wolf in sheeps clothing and now 3 more kids in USA are missing/murdered? We should ask Ms. Noodles criticizing us here. She seems to know everything about Narcissistic serial killers! lol

[@swiggarebel]

Dude had a lifetime of killing and only stopped because he got old and then used the penitentiary as a retirement home

[@Kossuk]

A true player

[@MPerry-ox9qb]

The most prolific serial killer in US history that most people have never heard of should be the title.

[@ironking76]

Yes, I've spent a lot of time reading about and watching documentaries on serial killers over the years and I don't recall ever hearing about him.

[@schmittyconstanz]

This should rectify this

[@schmittyconstanz]

@@ironking76 well he was unknown as the killer for decades,only recently outed

[@sunwukong8498]

You can tell that he lives in his mind and adores every kill. Thing about evil is that its smart. Imagine all the serial killers you’ve walked by at your job or at Walmart or ones that work at Disney.

[@mwilkerson0429]

Scary thought!

[@g.s5496]

Like you?

[@sunwukong8498]

@@g.s5496 Maybe…

[@theknitwit7098]

He might be smart, but he chose the easiest targets! I don’t say that to demean his victims, but these unfortunate individuals put themselves in dangerous situations, and were individuals unlikely to be missed. Very sad…NOBODY deserves to have their lives ended like this!

[@jussitikkuri6991]

Sun Wukong ... We all live in our minds. Memory and/or memories are what we are all made up of. Yeah sure you can think of the future. Have goals. However the future may never come for some. The past. Things that have already happened are about 95 -99 % of what our minds process. Keep what you are doing right now good & clean, & positive and you will have that mindset later on in life. It does sound good and feel right. ................................................................... But I could be wrong.

[@dmedilicious8488]

I've heard a lot about other serial killers but I'm hearing of the worst of them in January 2022. Why is his story not popular?

[@wirelessone2986]

Should they be?Maybe so

[@borkboxtv8167]

It is very popular lol its been popular for years even now he's still so scary 😨 there's a sam little everywhere......stay safe

[@fernfreeman1729]

I think a lot of it BS, yes he murdered a bunch but not to that extent

[@broughtbackin]

You know why his story isn't talked about more. Come on

[@motorsportfan1246]

@@broughtbackin I was just about to comment this

[@Mysasser1]

Wow after hearing his story he literally was killing his mom over and over and over again. The lady he respected was the replacement for his mom. Social services and all communities need to protect children because the trauma can endanger people.

[@burnerbrecks5]

Dang, just like Ed Kemper and possibly Bundy

[@ellesbells902]

You have that right. Very few people are born bad

[@mohsenslim4395]

He invented everything to get in prison

[@FleagleSangria]

Unfortunately, we all are born bad.

[@grahamnalepa4622]

I think you might need to look up the definition of " literally " ?

[@manuelmaldonado4404]

I knew Samuel Little from doing time with him in the Los Angeles county jail. During the year 2013-14 I was a trusty on the 8000 floor medical. I spoke to him daily as I would serve his meals. He drew over a hundred photos of women in detail like I just seen on this video and I knew they were victims of his, but no detectives ever came to confiscate them and he actually gave quite a few to a friend and also offered me some as souvenirs. I declined as to hold a photo of a serial killers murder(s). Why did no one confiscate any of those photos? Deputies saw them everyday and sometimes pause to watch his detailed craftsmanship in his drawings.. He spoke about some of them in brief and I even mentioned to a deputy as to why no one came for those photos. They are none of the faces in this video and he expressed to me they were victims. It one was my family I would like closure. I hope my friend still has them pics, unfortunately I think he may have passed, but I will hit him up on his page and check. For all those who died by Mr. Little's hands I pray for the families

[@suprememagnetic4850]

I call BS on your claims!

[@TheRob81282]

He was convicted in and held in California so it's possible. Also the timing matches up, would be an odd thing to lie about though so who knows.

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

That’s very likely true and many others would have met him too but not many would have watched this video let alone commented here! I believe you! I met Julian Knight in the prison hospital here in Victoria Australia, and I’m a woman!!

[@Pllm30]

I was looking for a post stating either, 'I knew Sammie...", "Sammie used to be my neighbor", " Sammie used to go to the same high school as me", "Sammie tried picking me up years ago, and I turned him down..." LOL LOL

[@jasonhill9674]

@@SlickArmor - 18:50 mark talks about the “possibility” of more victims.

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

The most chilling thing for me about Little is how he referred to the women that he targeted as "grapes to be plucked...from the vine" -- they weren't people who deserved to be alive in his mind but were reduced to being fruit to be squished between his fingers!

[@thegreencat9947]

He looks like he is ready to drop from the vine.🤣

[@maggsbufton1969]

A stone cold Murdering psychopath …There’s no hint of remorse ; only pleasant memories for him. The fact he can capture these women’s images 60 years afterwards is astounding. This man raised differently might have become an artist or a professor; he had a photographic memory, excellent recall and his drawings showed their humanity…

[@annsplate9314]

I've seen another documentary with him in it. He remembers all their faces... the art is his victims.

[@kims364]

I seen that as well. So creepy...

[@angelicaplummer7427]

yeah that is true that's how his mind worked. his sick expression of "love" that is very disturbing. And also he depicts his victims with light eyes. those drawings must never be sold. It's just too much. heinous..

[@indigomontoya1970]

Notice the drawings. He draws the neck in detail.

[@marciayoung1094]

And eyes

[@buttneked3963]

I never heard anybody sexually turned on by the neck.

[@STOPSYPHER]

@@marciayoung1094 considering he liked letting them regain consciousness so he could see the fear in their eyes before killing them, that’s chilling. lol

[@gemayeljones248]

That 💩 chills human blood.

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

I can't stand his maniacal laugh. Thank God he is off the planet. He is definition of evil.

[@redbutterfly88]

wow he talks casually like drinking buddy is the police. His memory about his victim is impecable. He can remember from decades ago and oh my gosh hes a monster

[@bandharay4356]

He is a genius 🥰

[@lynn4674]

@@bandharay4356 are u ok ?

[@Uzodesign]

And the women loved him and went willingly with him. Don't forget that. If the movie Twilight proves anything is the deviancy of women. If Werewolves and Vampires were real many of you will let them all up in you.

[@alanrowley6402]

His mother created that monster when she left an innocent child on the street corner. Crazy he killed her over and over at least 93 times

[@weeshirley5934]

Partly. A person is born with a particular soul…

[@gaylehudson7267]

Yet millions are treated worse and never kill anyone.

[@lentilneeds]

@@weeshirley5934 this is why abortions should be an option

[@ellensilva9720]

What’s up with this women blaming thing? The guy kills at least 93 people and somehow is all due to mommy issues? Reevaluate your understanding of responsibility and blame, ASAP

[@gaylehudson7267]

@@ellensilva9720 Mothers do screw up their children in a million ways, but only one of those million become what the little fella was.

[@hdm6897]

"My regret is that I couldn't light the fire that will be his home in a dark painful place awaiting his judgement" his victims by any means we're not sinless nor are we,but they did not deserve the life to be removed from their bodies and breath.😔

[@JadedKhlover]

So he kills women like his mom and got into a relationship with Jean who prob reminded him of his grandmother

[@terelleroyster9916]

He ain't all tht scary he really weak for taking advantage of woman he know he can over power what a coward!

[@salvagemonster3612]

Ohhhh ok. So you would have climbed in a car with him? BS! Guys like him are predators that hunt prey. Just like a wolf or a grizzly bear or a croc. Thoughts like yours is what causes people to get hurt by guys like him.

[@lindareinen1259]

He is definitely a sick person, but he is also extremely smart! His memory is uncanny and between that and his intelligence, he could of most likely been anything he wanted to be in this world! Such a sad waste of skin!!

[@gigigiseleworld]

This man was pure Evil....😈

[@alabastardmasterson]

Selective eidetic memory and intelligence have no correlation. Many times individuals with early childhood trauma develop eidetic memory involving certain themes, although it's mostly sociopaths that retain the trait after their teens

[@dark_matter2377]

This was like a hobby for him

[@jussitikkuri6991]

@@alabastardmasterson Really cool word. Eidetic. I had to look it up , but I like it. I'm 62 with the trait. Now I'm gonna go look up the true meaning of sociopath. Wish us all luck.

[@alabastardmasterson]

@@jussitikkuri6991 we understand next to nothing about mental consciousness, much less how it affects other parts of the brain, while correlation is documented decently well, causation is completely misunderstood. It's a rabbit hole that doesn't bring many good feelings, unfortunately. Good luck

[@chrisingram487]

I agree with the author when she says if he had any other murders, they were men. Him being brought up the way he was, being with a man would never be confessed or relived.

[@celianacruz997]

Right💅🏿💅🏿 exactly what I was thinking

[@biggz48aperry54]

He confessed to a crossdesser/man kill in the beginning!

[@luckylala1224]

A confession isn't good enough, drawling pics of the victims isn't enough?? Our judicial system is just terribly pathetic!!!

[@lucypetty4692]

The interview needs to let him tell his story and stop finishing his sentence... Let him tell his story in his words!

[@KillSanchezVol.1]

Again, that was part of his strategy to keep Little talking and focused in the confessions. Other way he will probably wander too much and elude to answer.

[@josephrobinson5452]

Yeah I agree with you, I hate when they do that. The other thing I will say is, notice how those type of girls didn't get no respect from law enforcement. I believe they knew all those girls were murdered​ and pushed them under the rug.

[@ishajac3637]

@@KillSanchezVol.1 I do agree that that can be a useful strategy but in this case the criminal is excited to confess. He's bragging. He has important attention being paid to him.

[@GarrettFoxall]

@@josephrobinson5452 I saw it differently, I thought they were playing to his ego and his excitement to boast about the horrible things he has done. An effort to keep him talking about as many of his victims as possible, to bring to light as much as possible. I feel that if you have to pretend to be nice to a psychopath for a bit to solve dozens of murders, it's justified. If someone were to go in there calling him names and telling him how they really felt, it would do nothing but make that person feel better about themselves.

[@lindaarrington9397]

I know

[@carceliaamial5417]

My brother stated he saw this man with my mother in the 1960s she left our house with him and she never returned next thing to happen was the police kicked open the door and took us to social service because she was dead.

[@jojosaylor8996]

He doesn't look nice, his eyes and voice is evil. By looking at him I wouldn't trust is 👀 eyes... Cold hearted killer

[@queensarah440]

It’s so creepy how he drew the redness in his victims eyes then I started looking longer and it’s started to look like it might be how they were positioned and looked when they died… 😔

[@nikkison973]

I also think I see tears in the eyes... like how they might water when being choked. Awful.

[@tony3x]

You are beautiful

[@juanedoses8715]

great observation

[@MLeibs]

What an absolute nightmare. 😔

[@RahzeeAlibaba]

He manually strangled 93 women. Ladies, get yourself and your daughters into a practical self defense class.

[@BigSI-jr3lu]

He was killing to fill that hole of not having his mother and how she left him on a street corner. He had all that anger in his heart that allowed him to go around killing all the women who reminded him of her

[@ellensilva9720]

Sure, guy kills 93 and is all somebody else’s fault. His heart was empty and yeah, poor guy. This comment is all about missing the point.

[@mohsenslim4395]

@@ellensilva9720 that guy killed millions he invented everything to be in prison he killed 1 or 2 people that s it

[@kingdavid9252]

@@ellensilva9720 everything men do is for women. Y'all fail to understand that.

[@wirelessone2986]

Im the 4th commenter where are the other 2 comments

[@kingdavid9252]

@@wirelessone2986 shadow banned

[@chaarabahmath323]

That hatred stimulated from He’s mother …thus he’s victims were a reminder of her smh

[@Marximous]

I don’t know how he could recall so much detail, I mean I can barely remember things that happened last week. He’s recalling in vivid detail things that happened decades ago.

[@maggsbufton1969]

Think of a significant incident that happened to you sometime in your life…maybe you were attacked, or had a car crash, or a near death experience , every detail is etched into your mind… and you can recall it as though it just happened.. Likely He played the entire murder in his mind over and over and over in his mind, simply adding each New murder details to the list of recalling them….But his recall is still extraordinary I do believe he has a natural ability of what is commonly referred to as a photographic memory. We can all do this , it just takes practice.

[@gigigiseleworld]

@@maggsbufton1969 I also suspect he hated his mother.

[@maggsbufton1969]

@@gigigiseleworld I suspect that you are correct.. But psychopaths don’t/can’t really emotionally “ connect” with ANYONE…they simply lack the empathy to do so. Even their own mum… It’s a VERY ..ME…ME…ME… mental illness.

[@barneyronnie]

He was way smarter than you.

[@marymorris8442]

He relived it daily for a turn on. He was a sick MFer.

[@sethstine4698]

The lady from the New York Times talks like she is a 13 year old girl. "Liiiike OMG"

[@romystumpy1197]

She's a bit off kilter

[@catzndolz61]

How About paying attention to the REAL important items here, instead of picking out some silly , non case-related crap to change the conversation over. Huh?

[@bobbyp7403]

that really stuck with me when the detective said imagine your daughter or any woman that you love in your life in the same room with that man that just sent chills down my back I just wanted to tear little into pieces after the detective said that

[@timothybogans3905]

Absolutely my wife is from memphis and she knew a woman who was related to one of the victims her remains were found but for many years the family had no idea she died at the hands of a strangler

[@ds8290]

The way he is grabbing and moving his hands as he is talking about strangling those women is still disturbing. He is still reminiscing and loving what he did. Wow not long after I said this, they actually said the exact same thing.

[@timothybogans3905]

Yeah this man was a monster

[@liveyourdreammedia]

The feminist is annoying af though. Goes interviewing a serial killer and is surprised about how he treated his victims. Switch jobs if you can't handle what they tell you. What you expect? Him telling bed time stories?

[@c7379]

I thought the same , its like she just went to interview him just to fuel her hatred of men!.. she was annoying.

[@liveyourdreammedia]

@@c7379 Ikr makes no sense other then for fame and fortune. And she felt soooo bad about him that she did accept being his next of kin.... I mean one can just say 'I dont want to' i guess?

[@CC-rn3xe]

Oh wow. This comment & thread is suspish af 🤨

[@liveyourdreammedia]

@@CC-rn3xe feel free to feel offended on behalf of someone else if that makes your day any better.

[@angelicaplummer7427]

@@rebeccarambo2893i know exactly what you're saying

[@Baroth666]

Odd thing is I'm sure I saw some of his drawings before, yet, never knew they were linked to such a deranged individual. If they are sure of at least 63 victims, he had no reasons to add another 40 to the count just for the sake of it. In his interviews, you could mistake his recall as boasting, but that's not it, far worse, he thoroughly enjoys talking about it as it brings him back to the scenes and times of his acts. The main reason he remembers so much is that he most likely used to take pleasure remembering each of his victims' deaths over and over again. It's nothing to do with good memory, he just 'revisited' his crimes so many times in his head that eventually he knew them by heart. Such memory recall ain't 100% accurate, far from it as with time the real details of what had actually transpired gets replaced by half-truths memories. It works like that for childhood memories for example, you think you remember some like if it were yesterday, yet, you only remember the version that you've replayed in your mind over the years or told people about etc. That version is never exactly accurate but a memory of memories..if that makes any sense...

[@marionmbere1313]

He knew what he was doing..his iq is on another level…. I heat men and what was done to me I’d do the same thing at his age…. Honestly…. He had seen too much in his growing up life that he emulated it…. When growing up used to hate men but never the courage to deminish me the way they did me My life is rocky… hate men but cant get the courage to do what he did He’s my 🦸‍♂️

[@hairbug1985]

That’s how it may work for a normal human being. This man is clearly disturbed, highly intelligent, and a sociopath. He remembers more than just filled in fragments of events.

[@tony3x]

@@marionmbere1313 you crazy

[@turtleislandchief]

@@tony3x tripping tripping!

[@johnatkins3017]

You can start this story anywhere you want to start. The ending should be a death penalty.

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

Death penalty is not a detterent to murder.

[@HalloweenBorn72]

Jesus- there's more advertising than the actual interview, and repeat of the 1 interview..

[@stacet7837]

He has a photographic memory and was a pretty good artist. Thats Intelligence And brilliant in its self.

[@marquesburman1380]

Passion in raw form

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

He's. A. Sociopathic. Monster. Not Picasso.

[@stacet7837]

@@P5YcHoKiLLa No 💩 still doesn’t take away the fact that he’s brilliant

[@trailrunner925]

@@stacet7837 I'n not clear why he's "brilliant"..... he was transient murderer.

[@unsweatiestdad1209]

@@trailrunner925 that part people are barbaric.

[@mistydawn2717]

This man has the gift or curse of a photographic memory. I can remember things from when I was 3 I'm 48 now, 2 of my children also have this gift. That's why hes looking up and get that nostalgic look in his eyes and face he can remember every single detail. This also means he has his memories of these events to keep him happy too as seen on his face. As frightening as this is ..at lease he gave some closure to some families who lost there loved one. These guys rarely admit to killing kids or children. So its quite possible he started with very young women. If he were on the streets today, he just looks like a take no stuff grandpa who knew this man was not only a killer but a serial killer of 93 women, maybe more..

[@wioi]

He looked frightening when he was younger, dead eyes as well

[@SunShine-vo8kj]

He also knew how to draw. Artist have very photographic memories but they really pay attention to details in features of people faces. I can't draw but I have a photographic memory of faces & numbers (license plates & phone numbers) but certain events I can't remember. I remember faces but not names. Half the time I forget what I did yesterday but I can recognize a face of someone from years ago.

[@shanedenny5234]

I'm 50 and can remember my first day of 1st grade. Where I sat in the room, what room I was in, and the first two people I met and what we talked about. Told one guy he looked like Luke Skywalker while the other one told me to leave him alone..lol. I remember where I sat in the classroom telling my 1st grade teacher, "I can't read". She said, "Well honey when we get done with you you will". Shortly after I was in advanced reading classes outside of my classroom downstairs and across the parking lot into another building. Miss Epperson downstairs, Miss Fortney across the parking lot. ❤

[@Gwaycee]

Very unfortunate that he lacked someone to guide him into a life and career that would use his photographic memory and artistic gift to benefit humanity.

[@duncanedwards6461]

A photographic memory is called a wank bank

[@sophiar6996]

This was so good!!! I wish you guys would've fixed the volume problems. Sometimes I couldn't hear it so I turn it up and then my eardrums bleed.

[@armoriya]

His killings are similar to the “grim sleeper” that lived in L.A..

[@stealthehedgehog6634]

Thay were killing in LA ất the same time.

[@percyastronautstatus.8780]

He drew them.!!!.....I'm speechless....How EERIE .....

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

IMO that woman didn't know anything. She was an older woman whom he manipulated. He is the definition of *evil* His maniacal laugh is depraved and sickening. Thank God he is off the planet

[@faykouri1162]

So he kept killing his mother over and over and over!Have seen other interviews of him, he narrates as if he’s telling a bed time story.

[@kenowilliams5952]

Hey guy females don't have Adams apples.

[@rudy6222]

It’s amazing how he can remember the details

[@cdelane3335]

This is disturbing this man is laughing when he remembers killing these women like its some fond memory like he is setting around talking to friends about the good Ole days. Wow

[@jasonnnsaurus822]

Wow. I’m impressed with your videos. They’re made almost like a news broadcast or version of 60 Minutes, Hard Copy or Inside Edition - very professional, to the point and such a story.

[@shellwash3499]

I think he saved one special "one" for himself to keep in his mind. -JMO

[@KrissyJay777]

There's a fine line between genius and insanity

[@salvagemonster3612]

And how does that comment apply here?

[@KrissyJay777]

@@salvagemonster3612 if you have to ask then the comment wasn't for you ☺

[@mandybeagles2360]

Ive always been fascinated by that fine line honestly

[@KrissyJay777]

@@mandybeagles2360 me too

[@KrissyJay777]

@@mandybeagles2360 absolutely 💯

[@seanjon1435]

The faces of the women haunt him, that's how he's so detailed in his drawings for real.

[@dirtyd2316]

Good observation and you’re probably right

[@sutterkane5716]

They don't haunt him, dude has no conscience, you have to care to be haunted. He remembers them for the same reason normal people remember their family and friends - because these murders were important and joyful experiences in his life.

[@SilverGhxst]

Nah they don't haunt him. He doesn't feel any remorse over what he did. He loved killed if he didn't then he wouldn't have killed almost 100 people. For those faces to haunt him he would have to think he did something wrong. In his eyes he didn't do anything wrong.

[@salvagemonster3612]

Ohhh nooo! That is not how it works with these folks. He remembers them because they were so sexually gratifying for him. He has no conscience. He calls them grapes. They meant nothing to him. They were there for his pleasure

[@winstrolbatman]

Serial killers love the moment.. Thats why he remembers its an important part of his life..

[@simonebarnes1740]

This man makes the Grimm Sleeper look like a saint.

[@Uzodesign]

The Grim reaper might beg to differ considering his victims died after experiencing orgasm.

[@CherryPi314]

Again fascinating and discusting. It’s so weird he’s so matter of fact, well spoken, brutally honest. Almost like able. Wild case

[@marquesburman1380]

I bet she covered that neck up when she was in the room with him.

[@chillycereal]

Sad he was able to live so long after doing what they did. To bad he didn't suffer.

[@GM8101PHX]

Well he will have to stand before Almighty God, I cannot imagine that going well for him!!!!!

[@tylerjeb7888]

Why do we have to hear the emotional testimony of some flaming feminist? It adds nothing. "What we have to realize is that we as a society do not appreciate these POCs and marginalized feminine bodies" - ok great, can we get back to the story now? "He said he loved women. But strangulation hurts, and he hated women!" - Ok great argument, thanks. "He liked talking to me and made me his next of kin" - What happened to him hating women? "He wanted to hear about how I lived, he wanted to know what it was like to be an actual human being" - are you being passive aggressive about a serial killer?

[@hottiehottie9182]

I was looking for this comment!! Ty

[@Jebu911]

I think she just tried to turn the story to be about her and how she was scared of a guy handcuffed to the table in front of her.

[@crazilyon]

He made her hid next of kin ... like her or dislike her she has some significance... I'm sure some of the insights the doc shared are hers

[@tylerjeb7888]

@@crazilyon Fair enough but she's pretty annoying.

[@pelomk9022]

You're just itching to strangle one of those flaming feminists aren't you?

[@nick6834]

Everyone once in a blue moon I binge watch serial killer videos because it’s interesting but for some reason I have never ever heard of this guy. Until now. Why?

[@crystalbrown6378]

I do the same thing from time to time and I'll be honest I just heard about him last year I don't understand why I had never heard of him either I just found out in this documentary that he was actually arrested in 2012

[@boogaloo8204]

What's really scary is if I saw this guy in a bar I'd buy him a pint he looks so friendly and grand fatherly

[@gigigiseleworld]

Don't catch a ride with this sicko or anything remotely close...

[@GoldenGraham25]

But those eye

[@easemailboxes]

I think we should celebrate the lives of the ones we lost instead of elevating the one who took them.

[@IceSlushi]

What is the financial cost of all the agencies monitoring and convicting Samuel Little. Someone who murders more than one person deserves nothing but eternal torture and pain regardless of the mental status. The fact so much of public finances were infused with this POS case speaks volumes of the local authorities. Killing 90+ people should never result in imprisonment, we all know it should result in immediate public execution.

[@Seventh7Art]

Someone who murders more than one person deserves nothing but eternal torture and pain???? I disagree. Even if there is only one victim, that's enough to make him deserve to suffer for the rest of his life. Put them in the Iron Maiden for the rest of their miserable lives.

[@ironking76]

Keeping criminals alive is big business. The system is run by greedy and evil people.

[@paulafigueroa1573]

@@ironking76 not really. Criminals kill people, killing people should not be something the state is in charge.

[@gdbriot1162]

@@ironking76 you should see the ridiculous amount it costs taxpayers to try and convict a person for the death penalty. Not to mention the almost infinite number of appeals, it’s crazy.

[@coldsnap999]

No... they were being professional and helping the families, they needed him to find the remains and create a detailed record for criminal psychology studies etc

[@joea67]

Photographic memory his detail is incredible for a guy that doesn't look well schooled.

[@kimbermichelle3922]

You think all child prodigies are well educated, not saying he's one. No such thing as looking educated.

[@joea67]

Look as in observation from my view l. It's easy by his verbage and such he is/was not highly educated.

[@suprememagnetic4850]

Your brain holds what you learn and whatnot, if you didn’t really go to school, your brain is empty, if all you do is steal and kill, your brain is filled with all that detail and memory. It’s easier to remember if that’s all you really do.

[@handsanitizer2457]

I'd say he was. If he were educated with that memory and ability to visualize. He'd be an amazing engineer. Too bad he took a different path.

[@joea67]

How was he to be educated you have to have gone into higher learning that's the definition of educated. Yes he'd be a great engineer maybe architect too.

[@larrytaylor2671]

How in the world can he recount all these murders ? He loves the attention he's receiving from the interviews ..

[@Quaid44]

Weird how he doesn't have a neck.

[@jusdria4132]

🤦🏿‍♀️

[@gl0ckfather]

he cared more about those women remembering everything about them in their last moments than investigators

[@tatane3243]

Why is it that serial killers never forget?

[@replicacity92]

Because they’re smart af

[@Ano-Nymous]

Please consider normalizing the audio volume output when converting for online releases. Another thing I would appreciate is increasing the font size of the subtitles. Beside that thanks for the upload and keep up your great work!

[@jaymckevitt2600]

Agreed, the sound being levelled would make this so much better and sound much more professional...

[@salvagemonster3612]

Ohhhh thank you. Steven Spielberg! Can you help us now with out kitty cat video?m

[@ChildofGod-g8f]

Seen quite a bit on him. He came across originally as a bit of a simpleton. But those eyes are really treacherous.

[@randomdude239]

Far from a simpleton, he was a master at his evil craft. Possibly the most successful serial killer in America history.

[@79TROUBLESHOOTER]

I wonder if he ever submitted an IQ test? He's clearly articulate (swearing lots is common with intelligence), great artist plus his memory was like a computer. Definitely a great case study for the Nature vs Nurture debate

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

"[S]wearing lots is common with intelligence" I would love to see the sample size for that study...

[@Wanup_Vodka]

he probably had average to below average intelligence. Don't give him more credit than he deserves.

[@more2me100]

@@Wanup_Vodka I beg to differ, he was uneducated because he didn’t finish high school but I believe he probably had a higher IQ. I’m not saying Einstein’s IQ high but his IQ was probably in the normal or above normal percentile. He was very street smart as well

[@ashnicole6096]

@@Wanup_Vodka I highly doubt he was below average, even his killings require intelligence to not get caught. And his memory being so crisp shows only a tiny bit into the way that crazy mind of his works.

[@dewaynemizzell7009]

Some of the dumbest people on the planet make rap music. Plenty of swearing

[@WendyCH23]

The way some of these cops talk to him is sickening. Like they're in awe.

[@streetapostle3307]

They have to in order for him to feel comfortable enough to let out as many information that he had ....they have to join in the circus...

[@kimbermichelle3922]

I guess they're trained to but I definitely would've lost my job!

[@SunShine-vo8kj]

They are using reverse psychology.

[@stardust4225]

they're trying to develop a rapport with him. thats how you get real information from him. nobody wants to talk to someone that looks down on them. i admire their ability to refrain from displaying the disgust theyre probably actually feeling.

[@alishaparker315]

All those women he drew had a sadness in their eyes💔think he may have had a photographic memory Bc those details in every case. His👀were creepy dead. RIP ALL THE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WHOSE LIGHTS WERE DIMMED TO SOON💐😭💔🌹🕊

[@LisaLockwood17]

So heartbreaking, indeed

[@OOHKLAYFAZE]

You all did more talking than Samuel Little. Your cutting off his confessions to give us your account. Tell Jillian to we don't want to hear your side of the story, let us hear what he said

[@boogaloo8204]

Ladies remember.......dont leave home without your scarf

[@JensaRahm]

This one should be mentioned just as much as manson, bundy, Dahmer. He is so proud, smiles etc

[@ytharper66]

The dang witness pictures of him sure as heck didn’t help catch him.

[@nm6818]

he has an incredible memory. most pple couldn't even remotely elicit details from decades past. imagine what his life might be like if he used his gift for the greater good.

[@carl112466]

@21:46 that young lady looks so young like 16 or 17. It not fair for these ladies to have their lives taken from them by that monster. When see these ladies I think about their families. He took everything from them all what they were and everything they could have been in the future. 😔 SAD 😥

[@FRODONKY]

Great documentary about him. One thing I'd point out though is that your "part 2" is 65-70% constant repeated clips from the "part 1". Part 2 didn't really say or present anything different from part 1. Good show though!

[@slizzy6292]

How could you kill people like this, how would you live knowing you completely ended someone's existence

[@theknitwit7098]

He felt no guilt, because they were just like grapes to him!

[@raythackston1960]

The redness in the eyes can be from the drug and alcohol use as well. not all the pictures had it...so...blah blah blah.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Wherever he is now, hopefully he's going through terrible eternal torment...

[@romystumpy1197]

No he's just dead like a slug,a crow,a mouse,a dog etc etc

[@phelanisserelaford5426]

My two sisters were taken in a car by this man. They both escaped only because of a tractor trailer driver blocking this car from entering the highway, abling them to flee the vehicle. They were only teenagers then. Even though this man's crimes are evil, it bothers me that it is said you can look at his hands and see the evil in his hands. Hands are just hands, how do you look at someone's hands and see evil. Every time you see someone's hands like his will you assume that they are evil. This man was mentally ill has nothing to do with his hands. His hand was just a choice of weapon. People are shot with guns stabbed with knives run over with cars, and we do not look at any of those objects and say they look evil. Stop profiling features

[@kedajones2874]

It's scary to me, because I keep trying to see a crazed killer and I can't.

[@gigigiseleworld]

You don't want to be alone with this psycho... except he's Dead

[@tyesunn7376]

Clearly a very intelligent man. It’s too bad he used it to ruin lives.

[@mohsenslim4395]

He deserves an award for best actor

[@gigigiseleworld]

Don't worry he's DEAD ⚰️

[@Doxwife]

Little & Keyes are, by FAR, the scariest beings I’ve ever heard of. They invoke something that far surpasses ‘terror’ within me.

[@miguelito2361]

15:05 This lady seems like she's a bit of a fraud. Look up Samuel Little's sketches and judge for yourself if you see petechial hemorrhaging of the eyes. Petechial hemorrhaging of the eyes is disturbing... like if the majority of their eyes would match their red lipstick... something that you'd go to the hospital for, just on account of how disturbing it looks.

[@terencehennegan1439]

The fiends stare is evil.

[@charlenemock333]

That's how Satan works.

[@miriamfranco6027]

That’s how god works.

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

Have to admit the men chuckling away at his horrific crimes while interviewing him is quite shocking. Is showing the same disrespect for his poor victims really the way they should be acting? He has a complete and utter lack of any empathy for his victims too. A total sociopath. Referring to them as "picking another grape off the vine"

[@misstmg9660]

They played into his ego and made him feel comfortable so that they could keep him talking.

[@darganx]

I wouldn't be so sure on that last comment Jesse, right now there's someone working on beating his total.

[@KeepingIt100it]

How he got away so many times wit the police an dead body they don’t know a dead women from living he just laughs as if he’s talking about a comedy movie as their life meant nothing so evil understands he been through a lot but to Take women’s life idk he took his pain from his mom on these innocent women that’s no excuse God Bless all the families may God gives him the justice God feels he deserves So sad

[@randomdude239]

Chances are he made up few details, to fulfil his narcissistic need to be special and better than anybody else. Never trust the word of a serial killer.

[@salvagemonster3612]

I think what it proves is all this tv nonsense of police investigation is all a huge LIE

[@moneyisgood2011]

Lady with the glasses to emotional invested

[@jazzsmajek]

Psychopaths have no remorse, conscience or guilt. I can't even fathom that type of mindset. His mother definitely created that monster. What a shame.

[@jenny2tone242]

That's right, blame his mother. How many other kids, boys and girls, have far worse upbringings and don't end up homicidal maniacs? And where was his father?

[@myrafinch5769]

Unbelievable 😳that I haven't heard of him. He looked so unassuming as an old man

[@randomdude239]

Those eyes though…

[@arts872]

Thou shalt not kill is the 5th Commandment

[@lancewright2518]

"" Satan---Hello Sam...We've Been Expecting You"".....

[@matashad2421]

Is there a site or something to contact about his unidentified victims?

[@tshyne8007]

Just look at his hands 0:28. He was truly a monster!

[@Falcon_Serbia]

I wanna see a Netflix series on him!

[@kimberlyhollis7435]

If u have Tubi its a documentary on him