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The man known to have killed at least 60 people, and claimed to have murdered more than 90, is now dead. Newser reports Samuel Little, America's deadliest serial killer, died early Wednesday at a California hospital. He was 80 years old. Little targeted victims who would not be missed; many of their deaths were initially attributed to accidents or drug overdoses. He was serving multiple life sentences at a California state prison. Little suffered from various ailments including diabetes and heart problems. With his death, law enforcement officials fear victims that are as yet unidentified may remain so for even longer.
Ian Bailey, convicted in absentia in Paris for the 1996 murder of French citizen Sophie Toscan du Plantier, arrives at a Dublin court as Irish justice is set to rule on whether France can extradite him. IMAGES
Ian Bailey, convicted for the 1996 murder of French citizen Sophie Toscan du Plantier, arrives at and leaves a Dublin court on the last day of his extradition hearing. Bailey is fighting extradition to France where he was sentenced last year in absentia to 25 years for the killing of the wife of a French film producer in Ireland. IMAGES
Ian Bailey, a British man convicted in France of killing Frenchwoman Sophie Toscan du Plantier in Ireland nearly 25 years ago, arrives at the Criminal Courts in Dublin for an extradition hearing. French authorities are seeking his extradition to France to serve a 25-year prison sentence imposed by a French court. The hearing will last three days. IMAGES
This car carried Jacqueline Sauvage away from the Reau Prison, where she had been confined for the past 4 years. The 69-year-old French woman was convicted to 10 years in prison in 2012 after shooting her alcoholic and abusive husband three times in the back with his own hunting rifle the day after their son hanged himself. Their three daughters had testified that their father had physically and sexually abused them for years and the court heard testimony that Ms Sauvage had endured over 40 years of abuse at the hands of her former husband. French President Francois Hollande commuted part of Ms Sauvage's sentence earlier this year after a petition demanding a pardon for the abuse victim gathered over 400,000 signatures. He granted her a full pardon earlier today, succumbing to pressure from the public and from French celebrities.
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