Damn shame, young attractive female, taken out while jogging. Looking at her IG she was all over the place.......
Missing jogger, 30, found dead in marsh near her Queens home
Karina Vetrano was found dead in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach, Queens, late Tuesday.
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ANDY MAIJOHN ANNESE
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 2:52 AM
A 30-year-old jogger reported missing by her dad Tuesday afternoon was found dead in a marsh off the Belt Parkway less than half a mile away from her Queens home, police sources said.
The woman, identified by neighbors as Karina Vetrano, was discovered deep in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach Tuesday night, after cops conducted a massive search for her.
Police found her cell phone near a bike path there and discovered her body closer to the shoreline.
Cops were investigating the scene into Wednesday morning, and are trying to determine if she was the victim of foul play.
Her father, Philip Vetrano, reported her as missing at 5 p.m., police sources said.
Neighbors said her dad is a retired FDNY firefighter.
Cops investigate the marsh off the Belt Parkway, where the 30-year-old's body was discovered.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
Vetrano earned a master’s degree from St. John’s University in 2015, and worked as a caterer at the Vetro Lounge in Howard Beach, her neighbors said.
She described herself as a “thrill seeker” and "day dreamer” on her Instagram page, where friends posted messages mourning her death Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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“She used to go jogging with her father,” said a neighbor, who identified himself only as John. “If the weeds were not that tall, we would of seen the girl jogging on the path ... You can grab that girl, and we wouldn't know it.’”
Vetrano’s family declined comment as reporters gathered outside her Howard Beach home late Tuesday.
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Update: Her father found her
Murdered Queens jogger, 30, discovered by her father in marshes
The 30-year-old beauty found murdered along a Queens jogging path was discovered by her panicked father, who had reported her missing just hours earlier, police sources said Wednesday.
Victim Karina Vetrano was strangled and had scrapes on both her legs when her dad Philip Vetrano, a retired firefighter, discovered her body in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach late Tuesday.
Vetrano went out for a jog near Gateway National Park about 5 p.m.. When she didn’t come back after two hours, her father reported her missing.
Philip Vetrano and cops found the woman’s cellphone near a bike path and discovered her body closer to the shoreline, officials said.
Philip Vetrano (c.), a retired firefighter, discovered his daughter's bodyin the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach late Tuesday.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
Neighbors said that vagrants live in the woods off the bike path.
Vetrano earned a master’s degree from St. John’s University in 2015, and worked as a caterer at the Vetro Lounge in Howard Beach, her neighbors said.
She described herself as a “thrill seeker” and day dreamer” on her Instagram page, where friends posted messages mourning her death Wednesday morning.
Philip Vetrano and cops found the woman’s cellphone near a bike path and discovered her body closer to the shoreline, officials said.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
“This was not gods will some animal stole (her) from the world... one of his most perfect creations,” wrote one poster, who identified herself as Heathercb28. “Beauty, brains and a heart of gold... your legacy will forever impact the world I hope your family and friends will one day find peace.”
There have been no arrests related to the case.
Missing jogger, 30, found dead in marsh near her Queens home
Karina Vetrano was found dead in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach, Queens, late Tuesday.
(INSTAGRAM)
ANDY MAIJOHN ANNESE
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 2:52 AM
A 30-year-old jogger reported missing by her dad Tuesday afternoon was found dead in a marsh off the Belt Parkway less than half a mile away from her Queens home, police sources said.
The woman, identified by neighbors as Karina Vetrano, was discovered deep in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach Tuesday night, after cops conducted a massive search for her.
Police found her cell phone near a bike path there and discovered her body closer to the shoreline.
Cops were investigating the scene into Wednesday morning, and are trying to determine if she was the victim of foul play.
Her father, Philip Vetrano, reported her as missing at 5 p.m., police sources said.
Neighbors said her dad is a retired FDNY firefighter.
Cops investigate the marsh off the Belt Parkway, where the 30-year-old's body was discovered.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
Vetrano earned a master’s degree from St. John’s University in 2015, and worked as a caterer at the Vetro Lounge in Howard Beach, her neighbors said.
She described herself as a “thrill seeker” and "day dreamer” on her Instagram page, where friends posted messages mourning her death Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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“She used to go jogging with her father,” said a neighbor, who identified himself only as John. “If the weeds were not that tall, we would of seen the girl jogging on the path ... You can grab that girl, and we wouldn't know it.’”
Vetrano’s family declined comment as reporters gathered outside her Howard Beach home late Tuesday.
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@karina.vee • Instagram photos and videos
Update: Her father found her
Murdered Queens jogger, 30, discovered by her father in marshes
The 30-year-old beauty found murdered along a Queens jogging path was discovered by her panicked father, who had reported her missing just hours earlier, police sources said Wednesday.
Victim Karina Vetrano was strangled and had scrapes on both her legs when her dad Philip Vetrano, a retired firefighter, discovered her body in the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach late Tuesday.
Vetrano went out for a jog near Gateway National Park about 5 p.m.. When she didn’t come back after two hours, her father reported her missing.
Philip Vetrano and cops found the woman’s cellphone near a bike path and discovered her body closer to the shoreline, officials said.
Philip Vetrano (c.), a retired firefighter, discovered his daughter's bodyin the marshes near 161st Ave. and 78th St. in Howard Beach late Tuesday.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
Neighbors said that vagrants live in the woods off the bike path.
Vetrano earned a master’s degree from St. John’s University in 2015, and worked as a caterer at the Vetro Lounge in Howard Beach, her neighbors said.
She described herself as a “thrill seeker” and day dreamer” on her Instagram page, where friends posted messages mourning her death Wednesday morning.
Philip Vetrano and cops found the woman’s cellphone near a bike path and discovered her body closer to the shoreline, officials said.
(SAM COSTANZA/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
“This was not gods will some animal stole (her) from the world... one of his most perfect creations,” wrote one poster, who identified herself as Heathercb28. “Beauty, brains and a heart of gold... your legacy will forever impact the world I hope your family and friends will one day find peace.”
There have been no arrests related to the case.
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probably been following her for a couple days or weeks tryna figuring out her daily routine then finally gained enough confidence to go through with the kidnapping/murder...
