Authorities are still unable to identify a woman who was burned alive on a subway train in New York City four days on from the shocking incident.
Dental records may be used as authorities still yet to determine identity of woman burned to death on New York City subway
Zapeta-Calil was hospitalised on Monday night and released early Tuesday afternoon when he appeared at an arraignment hearing in New York. In a devastating update of the state of the victim, her body was so badly burned that she has still not been identified. “It’s easy to forget that homeless individuals are far more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violent crime."
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