Samuel Little, a career criminal, is the most prolific serial killer in the United States with at least 60 confirmed murders out of his 93 confessions. Little's criminal history dates back to the 1960s, and he was arrested multiple times for various crimes including theft, assault, rape, and fraud. He was finally convicted in 2014 for three murders in California and sentenced to life without parole. While in prison, Little started confessing to murders all over the United States, and his DNA was used to confirm 60 of his confessions. Little's case highlights the challenges of investigating and connecting serial killings, as well as the potential for more victims to be identified in the future.
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