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Close to home NYC dad who found missing daughter’s body on running path has heart-wrenching message for father of jogger stabbed in neck

By Big New York · 11/01/2026 · Updated 11/01/2026

Phil Vetrano said he can’t believe the eerie similarities between Katie Suarez’s case and his family’s own tragedy 10 years ago. Phil Vetrano, who found tragic daughter Karina’s lifeless body on a Queens running path 10 years ago, has a message for the distraught dad grappling with discovering his own daughter stabbed on a jogging.

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Phil Vetrano said he can’t believe the eerie similarities between Katie Suarez’s case and his family’s own tragedy 10 years ago. Phil Vetrano, who found tragic daughter Karina’s lifeless body on a Queens running path 10 years ago, has a message for the distraught dad grappling with discovering his own daughter stabbed on a jogging.

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