The 28-year-old jogger savagely stabbed on a Brooklyn promenade Friday night time spoke to her dad on the cellphone just minutes earlier, law-enforcement sources revealed to The Post — alongside with other eerie new particulars in the baffling case.

Bank teller Katie Suarez — who has been declared mind useless and is on life support at NYU Langone Hospital since the obvious random assault —   initially met up with her mother shortly after the daughter left work around 6:30 p.m., sources said.

The pair got collectively close to the TD Bank where Suarez labored in the Bay Parkway procuring plaza in Gravesend — a meet-up that was a household ritual after Suarez clocked out, with her dad often becoming a member of them at this level, except he was working late that night time, sources said.

The daughter had already modified out of her financial institution garments and into her working gear and handed her mother her work garb to maintain for her — then headed off alone for a run alongside the Belt Parkway westbound toward the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, sources said.

Bank teller Katie Suarez is on life support after being slashed in the neck while on a run Friday night time. Katie Suarez / Linkedin

Suarez had plans to meet up with her mother and father before being attacked. Katie Suarez / Facebook

The path begins at Bay Parkway and ends at 14th Avenue and Bay eighth Street, sources said.

Suarez’s dad finally caught up with the mother, and around 8 p.m., phoned their daughter —  a graduate of Brooklyn College Kingborough Community College and a native of El Salvador, according to her LinkedIn — to discuss about where they could meet up, sources said.

He informed Suarez that he and her mom were still by her job and requested where she was, sources said.

She said she was about a half-mile away — a 5-minute jog for her,  sources said. There were no pink flags during the chat, sources said.

A short while later, when Suarez  didn’t seem at their agreed-upon assembly spot, the dad called her again, only this time, she didn’t choose up, sources said.

Blood marks the scene where Suarez, 28, was stabbed on a bike path in Brooklyn. Kyle Mazza/Shutterstock

The mother and father cut up up to look for their daughter, and  the dad ended up discovering her — stabbed twice in the neck, on both her proper and left aspect — close to Bay seventeenth Street and Shore Parkway and frantically pleaded with a passer-by to call 911, sources said.

Investigators believe the attack was random, with nothing indicating any sex-crime motive or theft, given her pink cellular phone and jewellery were still with her, sources said.

Suarez was in a position to run another roughly 100 ft after being attacked before collapsing, sources said.

Images from the gory scene confirmed blood splattered on a close by guardrail.

“It’s very sad,” a neighbor said Saturday. “I’m sad for everybody, but this is close. It’s too much right now. It’s a mad world.”

Suarez had labored as a teller at the financial institution department  for more than 5 years, her LinkedIn said.

Sources have said Suarez usually jogged alongside the path, which options breathtaking views of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and Staten Island.

It is well-liked with walkers, joggers, bikers and fishermen.

Police believe Suarez was randomly attacked. Michael Nigro for NY Post

Police have launched a manhunt for the attacker.

The tragic sufferer’s household did not remark Sunday at their Brooklyn residence, where a Salvadoran flag hung in the window.

Additional reporting by Fenix Suriel