That's the hypothesis of detectives after an alleged "smiley face" killer, according
to this CNN piece.
The FBI sounds quite skeptical, however.
I've heard numerous projections over the years about a serial murderer in LaCrosse (with nine tragic river deaths, i
ncluding one man from my hometown of Kiel, it seems the possibility shouldn't be ruled out entirely). Still, I've never heard of a theory positing national level organization to the crimes.
Reading
this list of the Wisconsin and Minnesota victims supposedly linked in this scheme, it seems rather far-fetched, in my mind, to suppose a serial killer on a larger scale. The time and geographic distance between locations seems prohibitive to any idea of a concerted effort. To expand this randomness and supposedly linkage to a multi-state interstate corridor seems far-fetched - some in the Wisconsin/Minnesota list are not close to I-94 (like the Herr incident in Sheboygan).
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