A 21-year-old woman was found dead in Massachusetts earlier in June, reigniting speculation that there’s a New England serial killer after the discovery of several other victims earlier this year.

Former FBI investigator Scott Duffey weighs in on New England serial killer rumors, saying authorities have not released "enough" information to quash rumors.

Three Black women have been found dead in the New England area, sparking concerns that a serial killer might be on the loose ...

But Connecticut State Police told Fox News ... that the most definitive item of evidence would be DNA." The New England Serial Killer Facebook group, which has 57,000 members, garnered more ...

The body of Adriana Suazo, 21, was found by a passerby on June 13 in the woods of Milton, a Massachusetts suburb about eight ...

Adriana Suazo was found dead 'in a wooded area' near a home on 143 Central Avenue, Norfolk District, in Milton at around ...

The discoveries spurred the formation of the “New England Serial Killer” Facebook group ... no known threat to the public at this time,” Connecticut State Police told Fox News Digital.

Dr. Michelle DuPre, a former medical examiner, police detective and author of several criminal investigation guides, joins ...

One online theorist drew parallels to the Connecticut River Valley Killer, an unidentified serial killer believed to be active between 1978 and 1988 in New England. Seven women were found stabbed ...

Connecticut, and Rhode Island has ignited widespread speculation about a potential serial killer operating in New England. The remains belong to mostly women, with the first notable discovery ...

At least 13 bodies have been found across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine. Many were found in remote or ...

Rumors of a serial killer stalking New England have caught fire on social ... fear after several bodies were discovered recently in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.