The deaths came a week after the bodies of two French graffiti artists who had been fatally struck by a train were found in Brooklyn.
Source: New York Times
2 on Subway Tracks Killed by Train at a Manhattan Station
Published in Deaths (Fatalities), Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York City, Railroad Accidents and Safety and Subways
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