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And he could remember each of his victims in such exquisite detail.

And his victims were on these little discs of memory in his brain that he could pull up at any time he would like.

And he would remember the details of what even they said to him while he was killing them.

For Vault Studios, I'm Will Johnson.

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The most prolific serial killer in the U.S., as he's been deemed, Samuel Little, is dead.

He died earlier this week while serving three consecutive life sentences in California.

Little confessed in 2018 to killing 93 women.

The 80-year-old serial killer died Wednesday

while serving multiple life sentences for murder in California.

She was pretty, a light skin, brown, honey-colored, and she was about five, she was about tall, she was tall for

a woman, about five, eight, five, nine. And she's a beautiful shape. How old do you think

she was? She was about 30. And she's a black female.

Yeah.

And tell me where you met her.

I'm there in a nightclub in New Orleans.

I'm joined by Brendan Keith Chief Investigator at 11 Alive in Atlanta, Georgia.

Brendan, the news of the passing of Samuel Little came at a sort of a heady time, I think, in current status of the world as 2020 was coming

to an end and we were all hopeful for better news in 2021. But this rather significant news of the passing of a serial killer, and as I still understand it,

the most prolific serial killer of all time, right?

Yeah, I mean, he's a monster from a different era, Will.

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