The police find human remains near Taylor Swift's Rhode Islan …

The police have announced that they have not removed some human remains too far from Taylor Swift's Rhode Island Villa.

Accordingly TMZThe discovery was made on Wednesday morning (May 14th) in Westerly, an upscale city that is known for its beaches and historical real estate, including the colonial style house from the colonial style of 1930. Local civil servants divided the outlet to the everet Avenue at 9:30 a.m. and came across a human leg.

The medical examiner of Rhode Island confirmed that his team analyzed the bone to “determine their history”. A spokesman for the Detective Division Westerly Police Department said that the officials examine the situation, but do not suspect a bad game. However, some residents understandably expressed concerns about the knowledge.

“I think finding a leg is very suspicious” NBC 10 Wjar. Day said she happened to go to the scene when the investigators arrived. “I saw three police cars – one undercover – two looked like police officers in the city in the city, and behind me a medical examiner moved in.

DAY also informed the outlet that the remains were found only “a few soccer fields away” by Taylor Swift's Watch Hill Estate, which is generally known as a “holiday home”.

“I would never expect something like this – especially not in Watch Hill,” the Day continued. “My thoughts immediately went to all theories that are thrown around. I am more conscious to my surroundings. I don't go [to] Places that are somehow weak or where I could be alone. I just try to stay outside in public and be vigilant. “

Swift bought the 2013 WearlySly property for 17.75 million dollars. After Providence JournalIn early 2025, Swift began to add plans, a bedroom and more bathrooms with the renovation of the apartment. The house also led Swift to write “The Last Great American Dynasty”, which comes from her album 2020. Folklore.

The Grammy winner told Entertainment weekly The song was inspired by the life of Rebekah Harkness, a celebrity who previously owned the holiday home.

“I got the house when I was in early twenties as a place for my family to gather and be together,” she said to The Outlet. “I was told by the real estate agent who led us through the property. As soon as I found out of her, I wanted to know everything I could know. So I started reading. I found her so interesting. And then when more life develops between our two lives – as the lady who lives in this house, everyone who sounds all the client pip write.”