'EVIL THOUGHTS' DROVE PSYCHO TO MURDER 3

THREE WEEK LSD TRIP?
BAD IDEA!

A SADISTIC killer who murdered his girlfriend and an elderly couple told cops he constantly had "evil thoughts" and regularly thought about killing.
Samuel K Littleton II had been taking LSD for three weeks, when he repeatedly stabbed 26-year-old Tiffany Brown to death in the hope of getting his hands on her recent income tax return.
Then cops think he murdered 84-year-old Richard Russell and 85-year-old wife Gladis Russell  for their car.
 Authorities believe he killed the Russells at their rural Lewiston, OH home, put their bodies in the trunk of their car and drove south.
Their bodies later were found in Tennessee and Georgia while their car was found in Princeton, W.Va., where Littleton, 37, has relatives.
Littleton II pled guilty to three counts each of aggravated murder and gross abuse of a corpse in a deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty for the
three February slayings.
During the hours of taped in interrogations he told cops: "I think evil thoughts all the time. I mean, there ain't one minute that I don't say or think about how to snap somebody's neck, crush their head."
Wright's mom Deborah Neeley told nbc4i: "I was sickened. Just makes me sick to look at him. You know, for what he's done. Hurt. Anger. Disgust. Betrayed."