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Confession and convicting records checked · none names this ground
The strongest passed-through test available is Samuel Little: the FBI's ViCAP record confirms at least sixty murders from his confessions (he confessed ninety-three, 1970–2005), and the Bureau's published state list for his confessed cases — Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Illinois, Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas, California, Nevada, South Carolina, Arizona — contains no Indiana confession at all in the FBI material reached. A killer who confessed across fifteen states and never confessed an Indiana crime cannot be given a Penn Township victim from his own record, and none is given. The same check ran against the corridor cases of art-77-4: Eyler's attorney-released victim list and the Jasper County Doe are the nearest Indiana attributions, and neither touches this county. Tested negative: no victim of an outside serial killer was found or taken in Osceola or Penn Township in any convicting or confession record reached.
Sources: FBI ViCAP, Samuel Little case record (confirmed count and state list); Eyler record as in art-77-4.