Fire drama in New York: Woman lit by the killer in the subway!

Fire drama in New York: Woman lit by the killer in the subway!

Brooklyn, USA - A shock captures New York City! In the early Sunday morning, a cruel crime occurred in the pulsating metropolis that blows up every imagination. A man, 33 years old, from Guatemala and identified as Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, committed an act of cruelty that is even for a city like New York. During a subway ride in the Brooklyn district in the early morning hours around 7:30 a.m., he went quietly and quietly towards a sleeping woman and set her clothes on fire with a lighter. Soon the entire wagon of Rauch was fulfilled, reports Source 1 .

The crime was not only brutal, but also cold -blooded. Zapeta-Calil observed how his victim was slowly swallowed up by the flames. The police, who initially ignored the perpetrator, recognized the dark act later and was able to arrest the man after a search in Manhattan. Jessica Tisch, the police president of New York, commented that this was "one of the most hideous crimes that a person can commit". Despite the quick extinguishing measures that were initiated, the victim was immediately declared dead. The identity of the woman has not yet been known, and her only “sin” was to have slept in the subway.

a perpetrator with a past

However, this case has a deeper layer. Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, an illegal migrant, is illegally in the United States. Like spring " 2 reported, he was picked up and deported on the border between Arizona and Mexico in June 2018, but secretly returned. This unveiling raises questions about the effectiveness of the border security and has beaten political waves, not least in the debate about immigration policy.

political discussions sparked

Just a few days after this cruel deed, the emotions cook up. Karoline Leavitt, spokeswoman for the soon-to-be President Donald Trump, used the incident to reaffirm the urgency of the mass deportations that should begin shortly. "28 days until the start of the mass deportation. Halleluja," she said. The investigators are now facing the complex task of understanding the exact motives of this crazy fact. So far, they assume that there is no personal relationship between the perpetrator and the victim.

For those affected and the city of New York, however, it is a black day. A day that raises many questions not only for security and order, but also for humanity in a highly technological, urban world in which the unexpected can search for everyday life.