Online concern grows over possible New England serial killer
In some corners of social media, like Facebook, the idea that a serial killer could be on the prowl in New England is getting more popular.
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In some corners of social media, like Facebook, the idea that a serial killer could be on the prowl in New England is getting more popular.
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