NY Statistics on Unsolved Homicides

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I am beginning a research project identifying how many unsolved homicides exist by year. For example, how many unsolved homicides were there in 2017? I need help finding reliable resources, which contain the info. Ultimately, I am trying to obtain the same stats for Chicago and LA. Thought I would start with NY. Thanks!
 
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