Crime alert, hourly update. Breaking Crime News now. I'm Drew Nelson. A New York City man is indicted for murder

after a random subway shove killed an 83-year-old veteran who hit his head and never regained consciousness.

Prosecutors say Baron Hernandez pushed two men under the tracks at the Lexington Avenue 63rd Street Station on March 8th.

83-year-old Richard Williams died nine days later from a brain bleed. The other man survived

with less serious injuries. Authorities say the attack was random and unprovoked. Investigators say

Hernandez first shoved a 30-year-old man from behind onto the tracks. Moments later, they say he walked up to Williams, who was walking with a cane, and pushed him as well.

Williams was pulled from the tracks by bystanders before a train arrived.

He was taken to the hospital in critical condition and never woke up.

Hernandez was arrested two days later.

He's now been indicted on second-degree murder,

attempted assault and assault charges. His daughter is now speaking out on WNBC.

The only reason I'm talking to anybody is because I just want the right thing to be done by

this man. I want to draw attention. This is everybody's father. This is everybody's

grandfather now. Debbie Williams, describing a. This is everybody's grandfather now.

Debbie Williams, describing a man who was still full of life.

Enjoying his best life, living on Roosevelt Island, going to the city independently at

83 years old, doing whatever he wanted to do.

Investigators say Williams had planned to go shopping that morning.

He never made it.

Family members say the loss has been overwhelming.

Debbie tells the NBC outlet Hernandez is Satan.

There's no words.

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