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   A 14-year-old boy who fled before he could be questioned by   
   police is being pursued as a suspect in the stabbing.   
      
   The NYPD is looking for a third teenage suspect in the murder of   
   Barnard College student Tessa Majors, who was killed during an   
   armed robbery in a New York City park.   
      
   A 14-year-old boy who fled before he could be questioned by   
   police is being pursued as a suspect in the fatal stabbing, NYPD   
   Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison said Thursday. Harrison also   
   denied media reports that the teen had jumped out of a cab while   
   trying to turn himself in and said there was nothing to support   
   the claim.   
      
   The boy is one of three teenagers who police have connected to   
   Majors' death, including a 13-year-old boy who was arrested and   
   is in police custody.   
      
   Another 14-year-old boy was questioned and released by police.   
      
   The 13-year-old, whom NBC News is not naming because he is a   
   juvenile, is facing second-degree murder, robbery and a weapons-   
   related charge. Authorities believe he was one of three teens   
   who were trying to rob Majors on Dec. 11 in Morningside Park.   
      
   When one of the teens put Majors in a chokehold and the others   
   began rifling through her pockets, Majors fought back and bit   
   one of the robbers' fingers, police said.   
      
   In the ensuing struggle, Majors was stabbed repeatedly in the   
   torso, police said. She was able to stagger out of the park but   
   died at a nearby hospital.   
      
   The NYPD claims it has found video that will serve as a key   
   piece of evidence, but the 13-year-old's attorney argued the   
   footage does not implicate her client.   
      
   "The evidence here is the opposite," Legal Aid lawyer Hannah   
   Kaplan said Tuesday in court. "The only testimony connecting my   
   client to anything related to Miss Majors' death and alleged   
   robbery is that at some point my client picked up a knife and   
   handed it to someone. That is refuted by the description of the   
   surveillance video."   
      
   New York police Detective Wilfredo Acevedo testified the teen   
   insisted during his interrogation that he did not know his   
   friends were planning to rob Majors.   
      
   https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/nypd-looking-third-suspect-   
   murder-tessa-majors-n1105191?icid=recommended   
      
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