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At a homeless shelter in Louisville, Kentucky, a 72-year-old man was arrested for an outstanding warrant

stemming from narcotics charges in California.

He had been caught in possession of a crack pipe. Now, it would appear as a somewhat

trivial matter in the scheme of things. Nevertheless, he was swiftly extradited to LA and a DNA

sample was taken as a matter of a routine. At the time, no one knew that the LAPD had just arrested one of the

most prolific serial killers in American history. Hello, I'm Rob McKnight.

Welcome to Monsters Who Murder with the Serial Killer Whisperer.

We are ready and rearing to get into a brand new investigation.

Amanda Howard is the serial killer whisperer, true crime author and criminologist.

And this week, Amanda, we're on the serial killer trail

yes we are so it's been a while because we've been looking at all sorts of crimes but this

week we are returning to one of the worst serial killers in in numbers that we've ever seen

especially in our modern times.

All right, let's get into it because, as Amanda said, this week we start an examination

into the incredulous confessions of Samuel Little, a serial killer whose confessions would

shock the world as he recounted each murder in detail, often providing LAPD, the FBI and other investigating

agencies with detailed descriptions and even drawings of his victims.

Once his interviews were over, Little had confessed to 93 murders scattered across the US

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