The Narcissism of Samuel Little

This chapter explores the psychological underpinnings of narcissism in the context of Samuel Little's criminal behavior and victim selection. It examines how societal vulnerabilities and biases against marginalized individuals affect legal perceptions and outcomes, complicating the pursuit of justice. Additionally, the chapter highlights the challenges law enforcement faced in connecting Little to his numerous crimes due to his transient lifestyle and the limitations of forensic technology at the time.