Investigators have connected DNA evidence from the 2004 murder of a 21-year-old Juilliard student to DNA from an act of vandalism at Occupy Wall Street, NBC 4 New York reported. <\/p>\n
Sarah Fox was running in a Manhattan park eight years ago and later found nude and strangled with her CD player a short distance away. DNA found on the CD player is linked to DNA discovered on a chain left by Occupy Wall Street protestors at a March demonstration in a Brooklyn subway station, the channel reported. <\/p>\n
At the event, protestors chained open emergency exits and taped up turnstiles in several subway stations, and encouraged riders to enter for free. <\/p>\n
According to NBC 4, there is no immediate evidence that the DNA belongs to one of the OWS protestors who chained open the gates. <\/p>\n
For years, Dimitry Sheiman was the prime suspect in the murder. In June, he claimed to be a clairvoyant who wanted to help cops catch the killer, MyFoxNY reported. He insisted they came from clairvoyant visions and that he still communicates with Sarah's spirit. <\/p>\n
Police are continuing to investigate. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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