In the video, obtained
by Crime Watch Daily, A 30-year-old woman had been strangled and possibly
sexually assaulted the report said.
Vetrano was jogging on
a street that borders the Queens Park near her home when she was attacked.
According to CBS New York,
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said the video was released with the
approval of Vetrano’s family.
“It was provided as part of an effort, along with
the rewards, to try and find out what happened on that day,” “I
think we have done all that we can to try and keep that story alive in the
public mind and consciousness because it spread such fear through the city.” Bratton
said
Last month, police released a sketch of a man who was seen in the area. Investigators
also reportedly uncovered DNA they believe is the killer’s on the woman’s neck,
her cellphone, and from underneath her fingernails, the station
reports, but so far, they haven’t matched it.
The reward for information leading to
Vetrano’s killer has grown to more than $300,000.
A GOFUNDME account set up by Vetrano’s
family has raised more than $270,000, while a$35,000 reward for information is
being offered.
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