Remains near Taylor Swift’s mansion identified as missing Massachusetts man

The human remains found in a seaside town Ritzy Rhode Island near the Pop Taylor Swift icon was identified while the police closed the investigation.

The remains washed on the ground on May 14 in the rich coastal enclave of Watch Hill, which is part of the city of Westerly, Rhode Island, just below the beach of a sprawling manor belonging to Swift.

The South Kingstown Police Service has positively identified the remains of Eric Wein, 31, from Massachusetts, missing April 18.

The police said that Wein’s vehicle was located in South Kingstown on April 10, a few days before it was officially missing.

The chief of the rhode police island rejects the theory of the serial killer after human remains found near the manor of Taylor Swift

The officials said that no unfair game was suspected and the investigation was over.

“We present our biggest condolences to the family and relatives of Mr. Wein during this difficult period,” the police said in a press release.

The discovery in Westerly comes three weeks after an unidentified man was found in the Seekonk river in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Westerly and Pawtucket are about 48 miles from the other.

In May, the best cop in the seaside city attenuated fears for residents, telling Fox News Digital that “there is no link between the human remains found and the online fears of a serial killer in New England”.

“As far as I’m concerned, right now, it has nothing to do with a serial killer [or] Any murderer of New England, “said west police chief Paul Gingerla.

Human remains found near Taylor Swift by the Rhode Island Mansion beach in the middle of the fears of serial killers

Speculation seized New England after 13 bodies were discovered in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts Since the beginning of March.

Five of the bodies were found in Massachusetts, five in Connecticut and three in Rhode Island.

The officials said that the victims were ranging all ages 25 to 44 and varied in sex.

One of the victim’s families crushed rumors of serial killers, believing that the death of their daughter was not linked.

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“In the light of the recent comments that are made, we know that Michele’s death is in no way linked to any type of serial killer,” said Michele Romano’s family when his remains were identified.

Romano’s body was the first of 13 to be discovered. It was found in Foster, Rhode Island, in March, about 49 miles from Westerly.

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“We have total confidence in the police of the state of the Rhode Island and our private investigator that the responsible person will be brought to justice as soon as possible! We will appreciate that people on social / new networks or other platforms would cease to make false declarations according to which our Michele is in a way the victim of a serial killer !!”

Gingerella attributed the Serial killer fears to “the power of social media”. Despite rumors, he added that he thought that social media “has more advantages than negatives.”

Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers subjects, including missing people, homicides, cases of national crime, illegal immigration, etc. History advice and ideas can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com