Inside the Case of a Murderer Who Drew His Victims: The Samuel Little Chronicles is a haunting true crime documentary that uncovers the chilling legacy of America’s most prolific serial killer. Between 1970 and 2005, Samuel Little confessed to the murders of 93 women—many of them forgotten by society and the justice system. But what set Little apart wasn’t just the staggering number of victims—it was how he remembered them. From inside a prison cell, Little drew remarkably accurate portraits of the women he strangled, offering investigators the only visual clues to dozens of unsolved murders. This seven-part series follows the investigation led by Texas Ranger James Holland, explores the racial and systemic failures that allowed Little to evade justice for four decades, and gives voice to the women whose lives were stolen—and nearly erased. With emotional interviews, cold case breakthroughs, and a trail of confessions etched in color, this is not just a story about murder. It’s a reckoning with whose stories get told—and whose don’t. Subscribe now. These are the faces America tried to forget.
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