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After seven grueling hours of dialogue, the conversation drew to a close. Little’s requests for future engagements, coupled with questions about redemption, offered a haunting window into a mind unfurling regret yet simultaneously yearning for validation—the quintessential struggle of a serial killer.
The commander, left with a complicated mixture of sentiments, characterized the experience as the most challenging of his storied career. What remained evident was Little’s deeply ingrained malevolence—a viciousness that intertwined with a longing to be seen, understood, and remembered, thereby sealing his legacy as one of the most notorious serial killers in American history.