Lansing Police Probe Possible Serial Killer After Five Attacks Along Michigan Trail

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize the police hunt and an arrest in one death; right sources stress a Michigan State professor's warning to students.

Police in Lansing, Michigan, are investigating the possibility that a serial killer is responsible for a string of attacks along a river trail or greenway. Both reports describe five victims, and the right-leaning report says all five were men. The left-leaning report says five bodies were found and that a man has been arrested in one of the deaths. The right-leaning report adds that a Michigan State University criminology professor issued warnings to students.

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Left NYThe New York TimesFive Bodies Are Found Along Michigan Trail and the Police Hunt a Killer

Frames it as a police manhunt, citing the chief's serial killer concern and noting an arrest in one of the deaths.

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Right NYNew York PostCriminology professor shares warning to students amid possible serial killer near Michigan State University

Frames it around campus safety, highlighting a Michigan State criminology professor's warning to students about a possible serial killer.