Lansing police investigating possible serial killer after 5 deaths
Summary
Lansing police are investigating five violent deaths of unhoused men found along a trail in downtown Lansing, Michigan. They are considering the possibility that these deaths are connected and may involve a serial killer.Key Facts
- Five unhoused men, aged 22 to 70, were found dead near the River Trail in Lansing.
- The men have been identified as Gino Chouinard, Dennis Dunnebacke, Robert Smith, Daniel Lusk, and Louis Woodruff.
- Police are actively investigating all cases and exploring if the deaths are linked.
- Four men died from head injuries, while 22-year-old Daniel Lusk was stabbed.
- Experts say unhoused men are vulnerable to violence and the deaths may show a pattern of a single offender.
- Changes in how the crimes were committed can happen, so investigators focus on the overall pattern.
- Advances in police work and surveillance could help catch a suspect quickly.
- All deaths occurred in close proximity within Ingham County.
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