Police in Rhode Island have identified human remains found near Taylor Swift’s mansion in the wealthy beach community of Watch Hill as belonging to a missing man from Massachusetts. Eric Wein, 31, of ...

The human remains that were discovered down the street from Taylor Swift's Rhode Island ... The remains that washed ashore in Westerly on May 14 were positively identified as belonging to Eric Wein.

On Tuesday, police confirmed the body was that of 31-year-old Eric Wein, who had been reported missing on April 18. ... Rhode Island, in March—about 49 miles from Westerly.

News broke on Friday, June 13, that Rhode Island authorities have positively identified the human remains found washed ashore near Swift’s Watch Hill mansion in May are those of 31-year-old Eric ...

Eric Wein's body was found near Taylor Swift's residance. (Image via Facebook/@Eric Wein and Instagram/@taylorswift) The human remains found near Taylor Swift's Rhode Island mansion have been ...

Eric Wein, 31, was reported missing on April 18. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent. ... Human remains discovered down the road from Taylor Swift's Rhode Island mansion.

Eric Wein / Facebook. The discovery in Westerly comes three weeks after an unidentified male was found in the Seekonk River in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Westerly and Pawtucket are about 48 miles apart.

Wein's remains washed ashore on May 14 in Westerly, Rhode Island, which includes the wealthy enclave of Watch Hill, where Swift owns her sprawling residence. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...

On Tuesday, police confirmed the body was that of 31-year-old Eric Wein, who had been reported missing on April 18. ... Since March, 13 bodies have been found across Rhode Island, ...

Wein, a resident of Massachusetts, per authorities, was reported missing on April 18, days after his vehicle was found in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, on April 10. Wein’s remains were ...

Human remains found near Taylor Swift's Rhode Island mansion identified as Eric Wein of Massachusetts, with police concluding no foul play despite social media serial killer speculation.