Human remains near Taylor Swift's Rhode Island Villa in the middle of serial killer speculation

The authorities examine the discovery of possible human remains near Taylor Swift's Rhode Island Mansion and triggered new concerns about a potential serial killer in New England.

The police of Westerly reacted only in a short route from Swift's historical house by the sea at around 9:30 a.m. The remains were brought to the medical examiner's office in Rhode Island for analysis. The police are currently saying that no foul is suspected.

The cruel find is the 13th set of remains that have been discovered in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts in the past three months. The trend has led to speculation on social media, including a Facebook group entitled “New England Serial Killer”, which now has tens of thousands of members. However, the investigators have repeatedly rejected confirmed connections between the cases.

The residents remain alerted. “Somehow it worried me,” said Taylor Day, a western resident. “Finding a leg is very suspicious.”

The previous discoveries include remains in suitcases, rivers and forested areas. While several cases, including Michele Romano and Denise Leary, were originally treated as missing people, the police have in most cases excluded a foul in most cases.

Despite public anxiety, criminologists and police officers claim that there is no pattern that connects the places or the type of death.

The authorities continue to request caution of the spread of non -checked theories that could hinder the victim's investigation or further traumatizing families.