 Officials have mulled the use of satellite imagery of the Howard Beach area at the time jogger Karina Vetrano was slain as police continue to press their search for her killer, a law enforcement source said. More than 2,200 people kicked in donations ranging from $5 to $10,000 as the GoFundMe page easily surpassed its original goal of $100,000. Somebody has to say something, and with this amount of money maybe they will,” Vetrano said Wednesday. “Five dollars, $10 — we need to raise this money very quickly.” 
 
 “Five dollars, $10 — we need to raise this money very quickly,” said Philip Vetrano, Karina's father, as the fundraising effort began. Cops raise reward for info on Karina Vetrano’s killer to $20G 
 
 There was already a $20,000 reward from the NYPD for information leading to the conviction of the killer. Someone knows something.” 
 
 Police were originally offering a $10,000 reward for information on Vetrano’s murder, but they raised it to $20,000. (David Wexler/For New York Daily News) 
 
 Vetrano said there were leads coming in, and the NYPD was chasing every one of them in an effort to solve the killing of his bright and beautiful daughter.
– The parents of Karina Vetrano, the jogger murdered in Queens last week, teamed up with others in their close-knit community, Howard Beach, to try to come up with a reward to supplement the $20,000 being offered by the NYPD to catch Vetrano's killer. The goal of their GoFundMe campaign was to raise $100,000—a goal that was met in hours, the New York Daily News reports, and, in just one day, nearly $200,000 has been raised. New fliers featuring Vetrano's picture and noting a $100,000 reward have already been put up, per an update on the fundraising page. The initial $100,000 fundraising goal, announced Wednesday morning, has been raised to $200,000, Newsday reports. Meanwhile, the Vetranos are in close contact with the NYPD and are talking to the media about their daughter. Her father, Phil, who normally jogged with her, recalled their last conversation: "I said, I don’t think it’s a good idea that you go in there. And she said, it’s OK Daddy, I’ll be all right," Vetrano tells PIX 11. Not long after that, when she failed to return home from the run, "I got a feeling. It came over me," Vetrano says. "And I got off that couch, and I went looking for her." Vetrano says the reward money is being offered with no questions asked, DNAinfo reports: "I don’t care if he turns himself in for that money. Somebody knows something, and somebody's going to say something."