It is still near the Taylor Swift Beach Palace not related to the serial killer: the police

Supreme policeman in a Rod Island Beach Town says there is no connection between the human remains that were found on Wednesday and online fears of a series in New England.

“I feel anxious, as much as I am concerned now, this has nothing to do with any serial killer (or), that is, the New England killer,” Western police chief Paul Jingeria told Fox News Digital on Friday.

The remains are found in the wealthy Watch Hill pocket, which is part of the town of Westerly, Rod Island, below the beach from the sprawling palace owned by the pop star Taylor Swift.

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A five -star beach is standing, a luxury resort on The Watch Hill Bluffs overlooking the sea, a few miles away.

I attributed the ginger Serial killer fears To “the power of social media. Despite rumors, social media still has more benefits than negatives.”

Speculation has wandered in New England after the discovery of 13 bodies in Connecticut, Rod Island and Massachusetts Since the beginning of March.

Jingla Fox News Digital told that the medical examiner office in Rod Island is working to determine the remains positively.

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Of the 13 bodies found, five were found in Massachusetts, five in Connecticut and three in Rod Island.

Six of the deceased was identified as female and three males. The sexes of the remaining four are unknown.

Age ranges from the specified vary as well. Seven of the victims were greater than 45, while two were between the ages of 25 and 44.

The discovery comes in Gharbia three weeks after an unknown man was found in the Seekonk River in Pawtuckty, Rod Island. The western and Potokite are about 48 miles away.

The first body was found in Rod Island was the body of Michelle Romano, which was found in the town of Foster in March, about 49 miles from Westerley.

The Romano family said that its death has nothing to do with any possible serial killer.

The family said when its remains were determined: “In light of the recent comments that were made, we know that Michel’s death is in no way related to any type of serial killer.”

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“We have a complete belief in the state of Rhod Island and our own investigator that the responsible person will be brought to justice sooner and not later! We will appreciate that, if people are on social media/news or other platforms, they will stop making false statements that Michelle has in any way a victim of a serial killer !!”

Rod Island State and Federal Investigation Office did not respond to suspension requests.