Five homeless men have died along a Michigan river trail in less than a year. Police are investigating possible links between the cases as serial killer fears grow.

Five killings along the Lansing River Trail near Michigan State University share unnerving similarities, with four of five victims suffering blunt force trauma.

Michigan police are investigating the possibility of a serial killer after five men died following a series of disturbing incidents along the Lansing River Trail.

A serial killer is feared to be targeting homeless people in Michigan’s state capital after a string of similar deaths were discovered along a hiking trail. At least five deaths have been reported ...

Police in Lansing, Michigan, say a string of deaths reported since October 2025 at a popular trail could represent a “pattern” targeting White, unhoused men.

Lansing police are considering whether the deaths of five unhoused men could be the work of a serial killer.

These deaths have occurred since last October, with four of them taking place between July and September of this year.

Police believe the victims, all white men between ages 22 and 70, were homeless and lying down when they were 'injured' during early morning hours.

Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole discusses a potential serial killer in Lansing, Michigan, after five men are ...

Five unhoused men have died in separate incidents along Michigan's Lansing River Trail over the past year, and investigators are examining whether the deaths could be connected to a serial killer.

A Michigan police chief suggested a possible serial killer could be responsible for a string of deaths in Lansing, Michigan.

Karen Holt, an associate professor of criminal justice at Michigan State University, discussed fears of a possible serial killer in Lansing, Michigan, and warned residents to avoid the Lansing River ...