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Two Girls Found Dead After Subway Surfing in NYC Headline from Newsweek
Two girls found dead after subway surfing in NYC
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Newsweek
Two Girls Found Dead After Subway Surfing in NYC ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Oct 3, 2025
Newsweek's feed description Two girls found dead after subway surfing in NYC
Gothamist
Two NYC teens dead in Brooklyn subway surfing incident, police said ↗ (opens Gothamist) Published Oct 3, 2025
Gothamist's feed description The two girls, both 13, were pronounced dead at the scene.
ABC 7 New York
2 teenagers killed in possible subway surfing incident in Williamsburg, Brooklyn ↗ (opens ABC 7 New York) Published Oct 3, 2025
ABC 7 New York's feed description The NYPD is investigating a possible subway surfing incident after two teenagers were found dead at a train station in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
New York Post
Two teen girls — one just 13 — found dead on Brooklyn train in suspected subway surfing incident: cops ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Oct 3, 2025
New York Post's feed description The two girls, who have yet to be identified, were found dead on the roof of a Brooklyn-bound J train at the Marcy Avenue-Broadway station, cops said.
FOX 5 New York
Two teens killed in apparent subway surfing incident in Brooklyn: police ↗ (opens FOX 5 New York) Published Oct 3, 2025
FOX 5 New York's feed description Two people believed to be teenagers were killed early Monday in Brooklyn after what police sources say may have been a subway surfing incident at the Marcy Avenue station.
NBC News
2 girls die while apparently 'surfing' atop New York City subway train ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Oct 3, 2025
NBC News's feed description Two girls were found dead on top of a New York City subway train Saturday morning, prompting a warning from the head of the transit agency about the hazards of "subway surfing” behavior