New York City police have released a sketch of a man they say could help solve the murder of murdered jogger Karina Vetrano.
Vetrano’s battered body was found off a beaten path in a Queens park nearly six weeks ago after she failed to return home following a routine jog on Aug. 2.
The man in the sketch isn’t a suspect, but was in the same vicinity of Spring Creek Park near the Belt Parkway around the same time Vetrano was murdered, police said.
“We want to speak to this person because we feel that he was there,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said Wednesday, reported the New York Daily News. “He is not a subject. He is not even a POI (person of interest).”
New York City police released a sketch of a man who may have information about the murder of jogger Karina Vetrano on Aug. 31. Twitter/NYPDDetectives
