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Oregon cops don’t want public ‘freaked out’ about serial killer despite 6 deaths: victim’s sister
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0:52Now PlayingThe sister of one of six women found dead within a 100-mile radius of Portland, Oregon, claims authorities are trying to dampen fears about a potential serial killer in the area.
“I think that they [police] are trying to make sure that they keep the public from being too freaked out about [a] serial killer,” Robyn Speaks told News Nation. “Either way, women are dying. And the numbers are rising,”
Speaks’ sister, Joanna, was one of six corpses discovered in the area in recent months. The homeless drug addict was found in a rural expanse with blunt force trauma to the head and neck, according to police.
To this point, investigators have yet to establish any concrete links between the slayings and have denied the existence of a serial killer.
“These discussions have led to some anxiety and fear in our community, and we want to provide reassurance that the speculation is
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