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Is a Serial Killer Still Lurking in New England? — Bodies Stack Up

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Residents of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut grew concerned after numerous bodies were discovered throughout what they believed were safe, quiet towns. Internet sleuths began to speculate that the murders were connected and that a possible serial killer was on the loose. However, police and investigators across the three states insisted there was no evidence linking the crimes. But could they be connected after all? Crime Atlas breaks down the bizarre story.

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