Tensions rise in New England over wave of murders
Between Connecticut and Massachusetts, 10 bodies have been found in the last two months.

Ten bodies have been found in wooded areas of New England in less than two months. A new victim has been identified.
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Recent body discoveries in the New England region have raised concerns. One of the most recent cases is that of Adriana Suazo, a 21-year-old Hispanic woman. Police found her body in a wooded area in Milton, Massachusetts, last Sunday. According to the Norfolk District Attorney's Office, no signs of trauma were evident on Suazo's body, while the Medical Examiner's Office is investigating the cause of her death.
In the last two months, at least ten bodies or human remains have been discovered in various locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts, authorities reported to the Fox News television network.
On Friday, the affiliated chain ABC, WLNE reported on the discovery of a body in Taunton, Massachusetts whose identity is yet to be determined. “The investigation is ongoing,” according to the Taunton Police Department and the Bristol County District Office.
Key areas under police scrutiny
On April 27, 2025, a man found a body in the Connecticut River near the town of Rocky Hill. According to the Rocky Hill Police Department, the news was reported by a boater in the early morning hours. Officers confirmed the presence of a deceased person in the water, although the identity is still unknown and the cause of death is under investigation by the Medical Examiner's Office.
Both cases add to a growing list of discoveries, which include recent finds in New Haven, Norwalk, Groton, Killingly, and other locations in Connecticut, as well as Framingham, Plymouth, Springfield, and Taunton in Massachusetts.
I-91, a key freeway in the region, is the common focus of police scrutiny, as most cases were reported along its route.
New Englanders are increasingly concerned about the possibility of a pattern to these crimes, especially given the nature of the findings and their geographic location.
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