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Sicko sought for allegedly sexually abusing corpse on NYC subway: sources

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Police are searching for a sicko accused of sexually abusing a man’s corpse on a Manhattan subway, according to police and sources.

The unidentified accused necrophiliac is sought by the NYPD for allegedly having sex with the dead man on an R train just around 11:45 Tuesday night, police sources said.

He then left the Whitehall Street subway station in lower Manhattan shortly after midnight, sources told The Post.

The deceased man, who has also not yet been identified, is believed to have died of natural causes, sources said.

Investigators do not believe the two knew each other, the sources added.

The person of interest identified by police is a heroin addict, his brother told The Post from his front door in the Bronx Thursday.

His brother said his troubled sibling had been staying with him since he was released from prison a few months ago.

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