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

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

There have been no connections made to crimes up and down the east coast, but people insist there must be a New England ...

The body of 21-year-old Adriana Suazo found in Milton, Massachusetts becomes the 13th unexplained death across New England ...

Police in a Rhode Island coastal town searched for bodies last week after an anonymous post in a Facebook group dedicated to New England serial killers. In a statement, Narragansett police said ...

A 55,000-person Facebook group called “New England Serial Killer” gained nearly 10,000 new followers in just the last week — more than 3,000 between Friday and Saturday alone. As of April 12 ...

Speculation about a serial killer in New England is gaining significant traction online – specifically stemming from discussions in a private Facebook group called “New England Serial Killer.” ...

Police in New England have so far insisted there is nothing to worry about despite the growing fears on social media.

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

But that hasn’t stopped the online rumor mills. Log onto Facebook and there are several groups dedicated to a "New England serial killer" who they believe is targeting middle-aged women.