All five victims were unhoused men attacked overnight while lying down along the same one-mile stretch of the Lansing River Trail ...
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Lansing police are investigating a possible serial killer after five men were attacked on a river trail, prompting warnings from an MSU professor.
A Michigan State University criminology professor warns Lansing residents to avoid the River Trail as police probe five possibly connected deaths.
Lansing's police chief says the string of attacks along a greenway raises the possibility that a serial killer has been at work. A man is under arrest in one of the deaths.
Stu Burguiere and Dave Landau weigh in on the homeless victims and the patterns Lansing police are still sorting out.
Former FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said on "The Big Weekend Show" that the suspected Michigan serial killer likely left valuable forensic evidence in Lansing.
Serial killer fears strike college town as school fortifies security amid popular river trail deaths
Five deaths along the Lansing River Trail near Michigan State University sparked a serial killer investigation as police say victims were homeless men.
"One question that we are being asked is 'Do we have a serial killer in Lansing?'" the police chief said.
Five people have died along a river trail in Lansing since last October. Authorities are investigating whether the deaths are connected.
Five killings along the Lansing River Trail near Michigan State University share unnerving similarities, with four of five victims suffering blunt force trauma.