Federal prosecutors have a new link between a deadly shootout with border agents in Northern Vermont and a cult already tied to other violent killings.A crimina

Oh, God, God!” Police question the Zajkos’ daughter, Michelle, at her home in Vermont. A few weeks later, officers briefly take her into custody at a Pennsylvania hotel but release her without charges. LaSota, staying at the same hotel, is arrested and ...

The violent deaths, including of a Border Patrol agent in Vermont, a landlord in California, and a couple in Pennsylvania, have led law enforcement to a group with obscure ideas.

An alleged cult leader and member wanted in connection to the murder of a Vermont Border Patrol agent were arrested on unrelated charges over the weekend, Maryland State Police confirmed.

The Zizians have been tied to the killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland near the Canadian border in January and five other homicides in Vermont, Pennsylvania and California.

Composed of disaffected Silicon Valley separatists, the group of mostly trans women has been linked to murders in California, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.

Officials have offered few details of the cross-country investigation, which broke open after the Jan. 20 shooting death of a Border Patrol trooper in Vermont.

The daughter of a slain Delaware County couple as well as an apparent cult leader tied to multiple murders across three states were both arrested in Maryland, officials said.

The FBI is investigating a string of killings across the nation possibly linked to a group that one expert says has hallmarks of a strange cult.

Michelle Zajko, who is from Delaware County, was a person of interest in her parents' deaths and is believed to be a member of a group linked to multiple killings.