REBROADCAST: The Victims of Samuel Little, Part 3: Blood Red Road

The Fall Line: True Crime

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True Crime, News

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🗓️ 30 June 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

During our summer break, we're re-broadcasting our four-part Samuel Little series in hopes of helping to identify more of his unnamed victims; and includes interviews with a family member of Macon-area victim Fredonia Smith. We also speak with SAKI (Sexual Assault Kit Initiative) Task Force member Amy Hutsell, who has been helping to connect Samuel Little's Georgia confessions to the state's cold cases. Because a number of the Southeastern victims are either Jane Does or are currently considered "unmatched confessions," the public's help is needed in resolving their cases. Call 1-800-CALL-FBI or visit tips.fbi.gov with information.

The Fall Line® is an investigative true crime podcast focused on cold cases, unsolved murders, missing persons, and unidentified John and Jane Does in the United States. We deliver in-depth reporting and interviews with law enforcement and forensic experts, examining unsolved homicides, disappearances, serial crimes, and the evidence behind them. Victim-centered and research-driven, we focus on cases still seeking answers.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This is Part 3 and a rebroadcast of our multi-part series on the victims of Samuel Little.
0:07.3	Please listen to the series in order, beginning with Episode 1 and the updates we've included
0:12.6	there.
0:13.7	This series contains discussions of graphic violence, sexual assault, and murder.
0:19.6	Sner discretion is strongly advised.
0:37.1	This is the Fall line.
0:48.5	I remember one time, a reporter asked me if I had something to say to Mr. Little.
0:59.5	I told him that I wanted to see a witness.
1:08.5	But to know right now if I see that man, I don't want to see him.
1:22.5	I probably wouldn't do the insurance, but I wouldn't want to see him.
1:31.5	The man is easy.
1:32.5	And from what I hear from Mr. David Finne, Amy, the man don't have a conscious.
1:37.5	This episode, we continue with murders that occurred all across the Southeast.
1:42.5	Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky.
1:48.5	It makes sense to discuss them that way, by place, because his timeline is jagged, cutting
1:54.5	back and forth, killing is coming as close as a day apart.
1:58.5	Sometimes, only hours separate locations.
2:03.5	Sometimes, he killed in one state and left a body in another.
2:07.5	It helped him slow down investigations, if there were ones.
2:11.5	Help to hide identity.
2:14.5	We'll begin in Georgia.
2:16.5	After all, Samuel Little was born here in a tiny town called Reynolds.
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