3, 1989 - inside a South Los Angeles commercial garage. 14, 1989, in a trash bin behind East Seventh Street, and Guadalupe Apodaca, 46, who was found dead less than a month later - Sept. Little was convicted in Los Angeles in September 2014 of the slayings of Carol Alford, 41, who was found dead on July 13, 1987, in an alley off East 27th Street Audrey Nelson, 35, who was discovered dead on Aug. The FBI had asked for the public's help in matching the remaining "unconfirmed confessions," noting that the videotaped confessions about killings in Florida, Arkansas, Kentucky, Nevada, and Louisiana between 19 contained "references to violent acts." Each of the videos was accompanied by Little's drawing of the victim, according to the FBI. "Even though he is already in prison, the FBI believes it is important to seek justice for each victim - to close every case possible." "For many years, Samuel Little believed he would not be caught because he thought no one was accounting for his victims," Christi Palazzolo, a crime analyst with the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, said in the FBI's statement then. Law enforcement was able to verify 50 of the confessions, with "many more pending final confirmation," the FBI reported in October 2019. Little went on to confess to 93 murders after being convicted of the three Los Angeles killings, according to the FBI. The cause of his death will be determined by the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, authorities said.
Samuel Little - who had been serving three consecutive life prison terms without the possibility of parole at the California State Prison in Lancaster - was pronounced dead at an outside hospital, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
He was pronounced dead at an outside hospital.Samuel Little had been serving three consecutive life prison terms without the possibility of parole at the California State Prison in Lancaster.
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