Residents across New England are on edge after Adriana Suazo’s body was discovered in the Milton, Massachusetts woods, adding to a series of mysterious deaths in the region over recent months.
Officials said there were no clear signs of injury on her body. The medical examiner is still looking into how she died.
Suazo’s case is one of many troubling deaths reported since March 2025.
At least 13 bodies have been found across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine. Many were found in remote or wooded places.
Some cases involved dismembered bodies. Others were people found dead without anyone around.
Police and local district attorneys are still looking into each case. Right now, they don’t believe one person is behind all the deaths. They say there is no forensic evidence connecting the cases.
A Chilling Pattern of Unexplained Deaths Across New England
Some residents are beginning to speculate whether a serial killer could be behind the growing number of deaths across New England. The frequency of these incidents and their close timing have raised suspicions and unease among the public.
Several disturbing cases have emerged in recent months. On March 6, Paige Fannon, 35, was discovered dead in the Norwalk River in Connecticut. That same day, a human skull was recovered from the woods near Route 3 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Just weeks later, on March 19, the dismembered body of 58-year-old Suzanne Wormser was found in a suitcase in Groton, Connecticut. Although her roommate was arrested, he died shortly after in jail.
More bodies continued to turn up. On March 25, 59-year-old Denise Leary was found dead in New Haven, Connecticut. The next day, Michele Romano, 56, was discovered in the woods in Foster, Rhode Island, deepening the mystery surrounding these unexplained and unsettling deaths.
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