The FBI on Tuesday released the portraits of 16 unidentified women made by serial killer Samuel Little while in prison in hopes of closing out the cold cases. SERIAL KILLER PLEADS GUILTY IN TEXAS WOMAN'S 1994 DEATHLittle has confessed to killing 93 people over more than three decades, starting in 1970. He began drawing the portraits of his victims from memory last year with the encouragement of investigators. Because there were no gunshot or knife wounds on the victims, investigators blamed accidents, natural causes or drug overdoses for the slayings. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPPolice have yet to link 13 of the portraits to victims or crimes committed by Little, according to the Times.

Source: Fox News February 13, 2019 06:45 UTC