Watch Hill, a part of the town of Westerly, was shocked when there was a far away from the famous holiday home in Swift’s last great American dynasty.
The ruins were immediately sent to the Rhode Island Medical Examination for more investigations, and the Southern Kingston Police Department described the victim as 31 -year -old Eric Wein of Massachusetts, who was reported to be lost on April 18th.
Officers said that he had parked an illegal way to Southern Kingston on April 10th, eight days before his car was officially declared officially lost. According to WPRI.
However, the police do not believe that any foul game is included in the midst of the fears of the New England serial killer.
Police, “ This difficult time, Mr. Wein’s family and loved ones, we wish the deepest condolences’ he said.
The discovery of Wein’s body was just three weeks after the presence of an unidentified man on the Seekonk River in Pawtucket in Rhode Island – about 48 miles away.
The two bodies, some of the locals, led to believing that the ruins of the land could be attributed to rumors of a serial killer.
Human ruins, which were destroyed in a rich settlement area in Rhode Island last month, were described as 31 (in the picture).
A human leg bone was found in Watch Hill’s rich coastal settlement (in the picture), which is not far from Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island Mansion
Swift hosted famous four July parties in Watch Hill Mansion last year
The Calm Taylor Day, ‘My mind went to all theories thrown around Told to wjar In that case.
However, Westerly Police Chief Paul Gingerla quickly eliminated the rumors of a possible connection between the remains and the fears of a serial killer.
“” As far as I am worried about, this has nothing to do with any serial killer. [or] Any New England murder, ‘O He had previously told Fox News.
Authorities also stated that they did not believe that a serial killer was widespread in New England and argued that there was no connection between the corpses found.
This is a last minute news story and will be updated.
