Is there a serial killer in southern New England investigating multiple suspicious deaths?

And here I want to put this up on the screen.

What we know about six bodies found across New England and the serial killer fears that they've sparked.

So residents across several New England towns are expressing concerns about a possible serial killer,

of at least six bodies have been recovered in a little over a month.

The remains were found in four towns in Connecticut, one town in Massachusetts,

and one town in Rhode Island, all within a couple of hours of each other and on the Atlantic

coast. As the notion of a possible serial killer floats across social media among web sleuths,

some investigating agencies have dismissed the theory. Two of the women connected to the case

disappeared in the fall, and here's what we know about the victims and the timeline of their bodies discovered.

March 6th in Norwalk, Connecticut.

The body of Paige Fanon, who you see on the left, was recovered by Norfolk Police scuba team

and fire rescue team on March 6th.

Local outlets have reported.

Norfolk Police were assisting authorities in nearby Wilton, Connecticut search for a missing

person.

Per the New Haven Register, Wilton authorities were looking for Fanon, a resident of West

Islip on Long Island.

She was seen in the jurisdiction on March 5th, a day after she was reported missing in New York.

Authorities located clothing and personal items left on the bank of the Norwalk River

before eventually discovering Fanon's body.

So that is a case that is really recent. And it seems like

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