Sebastian Zapeta has been indicted for murder and arson, following the alleged act of setting a woman on fire inside a New York subway train. The incident occurred at the Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue Station, where reports claim the victim may have been asleep during the attack. Prosecutors say the fire was ignited using a lighter, and the suspect attempted to fan the flames with a shirt. His court appearance has yet to take place since his arrest, and he remains in custody without bail. The authorities are actively working on identifying the victim, as she suffered severe burns. They also emphasize the depravity of the act, with New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch condemning it as one of the worst crimes imaginable against another person. The case is set to continue in January.
Man Indicted for Murder and Arson in Gruesome NYC Subway Fire

Man Indicted for Murder and Arson in Gruesome NYC Subway Fire
A 33-year-old man faces serious charges in connection with a horrific subway incident that led to the death of a woman.
The ongoing investigation has highlighted the severity of the incident and the need for appropriate charges as the community mourns the unidentified victim.