Police Dismiss Public Alarm Over New England Serial Killer Amid 13 Mysterious Deaths, Latest Victim a 21-Year-Old Boston Woman

Law enforcement agencies across the Northeast are dispelling rumors of a serial killer in connection with 13 unexplained fatalities, predominantly involving women, in New England. Despite the discovery of these bodies in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine since March, officials state there is insufficient evidence linking them to a single perpetrator. The most recent case unfolded on June 1, when the body of 21-year-old Adriana Suazo was found in Milton, Massachusetts. Norfolk District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey confirmed “no obvious signs of trauma” on her remains, and the Chief Medical Examiner is currently investigating the cause of death. Suazo is fondly remembered by her sister Mel as “a firecracker, full of life.” A GoFundMe campaign aimed at raising $11,000 for funeral expenses has nearly reached its goal. Though the cases exhibit some similarities, police assert they do not suspect a serial killer is involved, emphasizing there is no immediate danger to the public. Authorities encourage anyone with information regarding Suazo’s last moments to contact the Massachusetts State Police.