Myra Hindley was called "the most evil woman in Britain" in the press for her involvement in killing five children with her ...

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

Myra Hindley was called "the most evil woman in Britain" in the press for her involvement in killing five children with her ...

A disturbing amount of bodies have been discovered close to the New York border, making the Capital Region the perfect place ...

A dozen dead bodies and an information vacuum have fueled social media speculation about a new serial killer stalking New England. But is fear spreading faster than the facts? The internet cannot ...

Speculation and rumors quickly spread online ... A Facebook group - previously titled the New England Serial Killer - ballooned to a whopping 68,000 members within days and, on TikTok, videos ...

"Personally, I don't think there's anyone out there attacking women in New England along the canals and trails," Duffey added. "But at the same time, you can ignore a serial killer, but don't let ...

Social media is asking if there’s a serial killer lurking. Connecticut State Police have said no to that. Naturally the question popped up in New Haven — do people need to worry?

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

New England authorities are not sharing "enough ... that idea even though there's no evidence to back it up." The serial killer rumors, which stem from a private Facebook group with nearly ...

Law enforcement agencies throughout New England are saying there is no ... Anthony Gulluni said in a statement that online rumors of a serial killer hurt more than help investigators.

Despite online rumors of a New England serial killer, law enforcement agencies say there is no evidence that the recent discoveries of several bodies are connected. Social media groups dedicated ...