Less than minutes after the second interview

They also learned of Little's prior murder case and questioned him twice, on Jan.taking a DNA sample the second time. Less than 60 minutes after the second interview, after the detectives left, Little made a series of maneuvers that help lead to his undoing.He poured scalding, chemically treated water into a bucket. A co-worker walked over to check it out and saw gloves and a black ski mask inside the bucket. Little approached quickly, said "I'll take care of that," and ultimately stuffed the gloves and ski mask into the bottom of a trash can. That act was caught on a surveillance camera, played for jurors."That was very critical," prosecutor George Simms said. "That is demonstrable evidence of him doing what we argued he did: conceal critical evidence."Forensic examiners tested the glove. Little's DNA was found on the inside, and the victim's DNA was found on the outside.

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