A human leg bone was found on May 14 just 0.3 miles from Taylor Swift’s mansion in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, sparking public concern over a possible serial killer in New England. Police collected the remains and sent them to the medical examiner, though they currently say no foul play is suspected.

The discovery is the latest in a disturbing pattern. Since March, 13 separate cases of human remains have been reported across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut—including bodies found in forests, rivers, and even inside suitcases. Victims include both men and women, with causes of death ranging from gunshot wounds to undetermined circumstances.

Residents, like Taylor Day of Westerly, say they’re on edge, despite official claims that the cases are unrelated. Some experts, including forensic scientists and former detectives, say investigations are still in early stages and no clear connection has been confirmed yet.

Authorities warn the public not to jump to conclusions based on social media speculation, which has fueled fear. Still, the rise in unusual deaths has led to increased public vigilance and anxiety across the region. Investigations and autopsies are ongoing.

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