In 2019, the FBI confirmed that Samuel Little is the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.

He confessed to more than 90 murders spanning 19 states, brutal killings that took place over the course of more than three decades.

And dozens of these cases, over 60 now, have been confirmed by the FBI to the point that while he may never have been convicted in court,

based on details he knew about the murders that were never made available to the public,

based on how the victims died and where Sam Little was when they died,

the FBI is positive that Sam Little was the last person these poor people saw before they died.

He was the person they saw while they died it was his hands that were around their necks and squeezing necks that sam little had a

unnatural horrific fixation on it was always the victim's neck that first drew him in a neck that

started up dark dark urges and desires inside of him that had

been there since he was a little boy. Starting in the early 1970s, little traveled all around the

United States, living a very nomadic lifestyle, picking up women at bars, then taking them to remote areas

where he beat, raped, and strangled them to death. Only a few were known to have survived an encounter with him,

and those brave women would eventually get their chance to testify against him in court

and help put away a monster for good after he'd been on a crime spree that had lasted damn near 60 years.

No U.S. serial killer, no one who was eventually caught at least, ever for as long or roamed as far and as wide as the choke and stroke killer Samuel Little.

So get ready for another true crime, serial killing, insight into the mind of a true monster edition of TimeSuck.

This is Michael McDonald, and you're listening to TimeSuck.

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Happy Monday, and welcome and welcome back to the cult of the curious.

I'm Dan Cummins.

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