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Samuel Little confessed to ninety-three murders; the Bureau's own releases place none of them here. The test the row demands is specific: an outside killer's confession or court record checked for a victim taken or found in this city. Little — raised in Lorain, Ohio, convicted in California in 2014 of three Los Angeles murders, his later confessions credited by the FBI across some nineteen states between 1970 and 2005 — is the checklist's named pattern, and his record was the one checked: the FBI's ViCAP releases and the verified-confession geography surfaced place his killings in the Southeast, the Gulf Coast, the Southwest, California and Ohio; no Indiana victim, and no victim in the South Bend area, appears in the Bureau record reached, and no Lakeville name or Lakeville scene stands in any confession summary reached. The wider limb prints with it: no outside serial offender's court or confession record reached names a victim found or taken in Lakeville or Union Township. The passed-through class is therefore empty at official-record strength — a man may have driven US 31, but passage is not a record, and this section prints records.