The book is by Dawn M. Barclay The book details major crimes in New England and where those crimes were committed, among other subjects If you love New England, and if you're a fan of true crime, then ...

Law enforcement agencies throughout New England are saying there is no evidence that bodies found throughout the region are connected to any serial killer. But that hasn’t stopped the online rumor ...

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A street in Whitechapel: the last crime of Jack the Ripper, from "Le Petit Parisien," 1891. Jack the Ripper is the subject of one of the top true crime books of all time. True crime can run the gamut ...

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Sarah Koenig poses with her award for top true crime podcast "Serial" at the 74th Annual Peabody Awards Ceremony. Like true crime books, the best true crime podcasts plunge you into a world of murder, ...

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 to ...