What's going on: Police think Flint man could be 17th victim of 3-state serial killer

Also, Mary Ann Tyszko steps down as CEO of SRCTec, and overdraft fee changes could lead to the end of free checking accounts.

View full sizeRyan Garza / The Flint Journal, via APGenesee County, Mich., Prosecutor David Leyton addresses the media about the suspected serial killer in the Flint area during a news conference Monday in downtown Flint, Mich.

From the Detroit Free Press:

As distraught relatives gathered to ramp up public knowledge about a possible multi-state serial killer who began his murderous spree in Flint, authorities acknowledged today they have not ruled out the possibility that a man stabbed near a hospital in the mid-Michigan city could be a 17th victim.

Michigan State Police task force spokesman Pat McGreevy said authorities have not ruled out that the stabbing of Herman Taylor, 49, early Saturday morning outside McLaren Regional Medical Center in Flint may have been by the same man terrorizing three states with now as many as 21 victims, including five who were killed in Flint since late May.

» Read the story: Flint man says he's 17th victim of serial knifer
» Victim of stabbing near McLaren Regional Medical Center believes he's serial killer's 17th victim [MLive.com]
» Serial Stabber Has Attacked 20 Victims Across Three States [ABC News]
» FBI Joins Hunt for Michigan Serial Killer [CBS News]
» Police Suspect Serial Killer In VA, MI Racial Stabbings [NPR]
» Police release dates, times of serial attacks [Chicago Tribune]

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» Cops: Bones found at site of NY woman's slaying [The Auburn Citizen]

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