Mistrial in Murder Case of New York City Runner Karina Vetrano

In this Aug. 6, 2016 file photo, mourners carry the casket of Karina Vetrano from St. Helen's Church following her funeral in the Howard Beach section of the Queens borough of New York. Steven Sunshine/Newsday via AP, File

A jury couldn’t decide whether to convict a man accused of sexually assaulting and killing a 30-year-old female jogger, leading to a mistrial.

Judge Michael Aloise in Queens granted a mistrial on Nov. 20 after the jury sent him a note saying it was split after just a day and a half of deliberations.