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Welcome to True Crime to Go. What can I get for you?

You know what? Just surprise me. Give me whatever whatever you want but never give me anything related

to new york city ever pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime

welcome to true crime to go sorry for my new york city hate today we're going to talk about reasons why I do not want to go because of two crimes that we're going to discuss.

Yeah, I actually really enjoy visiting New York City. So many cool things to see. So much history there, so much entertainment there.

But last week for me has been two weeks, I guess, have been pretty rough in what I'm seeing

out of New York.

Obviously, we're not going to talk about the death of Brian Thompson, CEO of United

Healthcare today because people don't like it when we do that.

But we are going to talk about a crime that was committed just earlier this week on Sunday morning

on a stationary F train at the Coney Island Stillwell Avenue subway station.

John, there was a woman who had been resting down there and what happened to her?

Well, police said that around 7.30 local time, there was a man who approached this woman,

and the victim was motionless when he set her on fire.

But the detectives were still establishing whether or not she was asleep or not a, they said

they're not 100% sure. But there was apparently no interaction between the suspect and the

perpetrator, or I'm sorry, the suspect and the victim. This is one of the most disturbing things I've

ever heard of. It is. And she, she was alive when she was set on fire.

To be clear, we don't know if she was asleep or not, but she was alive, but she did later die as a result of this attack.

And John, there were some teenagers down there that saw it happening and went and called the police, and then they ended up

radioing down to get help, but the help arrived too late.

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