Man Who Allegedly Set Sleeping Woman on Fire on NYC Subway Says He Doesn't Recall the Incident

Sebastian Zapeta, suspected of burning a woman to death on a train, is taken from the New York Police Department 60th Precinct in Brooklyn.Photo:Theodore Parisienne/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Theodore Parisienne/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty A man who allegedly killed a woman after setting her on fire on a New York City subway told police he “doesn’t know what happened,“NBC Newsreports. Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, 33,allegedly used a lighterto start the fatal fire on Sunday, Dec.

Man Who Donated Tree to Honor Late Wife Doing 'OK' After Stroke, But Couldn't Attend Rockefeller Center Ceremony

Earl Albert donated this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is giving an update of his health after he suffered a stroke.The Rockefeller Center tree is illuminated during the tree lighting ceremony in New York on December 04, 2024 in New York City.Photo:NBC; Craig T Fruchtman/Getty NBC; Craig T Fruchtman/Getty Even though he couldn’t be there in person, the man responsible for this year’sRockefeller Center Christmas treewas still able to watch the tree lighting ceremony.

Man Who Killed Girlfriend and Stuffed Body in Suitcase Kept Sticky Notes About Her Past in His House: Police

Photo:Olivia Ross/Chattanooga Times Free Press via AP; Dade County Sheriff’s Olivia Ross/Chattanooga Times Free Press via AP; Dade County Sheriff’s A Tennessee man accused of killing his girlfriend in 2022 allegedly kept detailed notes on the woman’s past in his family’s home, according to investigators. This week, as Chen stands trial, investigators and prosecutors are revealing more details about the couple’s allegedly tumultuous relationship prior to Pace’s killing. During a search of Chen’s family home in Nolensville, police learned that Chen had pinned notes on his wall about Pace’s past, detective Zack Crawford said in court on Tuesday, Jan.

Man Who Killed NYPD Officer After Taking Sunglasses from Store Released After Serving 40 Years in Prison

Stock image of an NYPD patrol car in 2020.Photo:Getty Getty A man who was convicted of killing a police officer after taking a pair of sunglasses from a store in 1985 has been released on parole — and the late officer’s family said the news “hits you in the gut.“After serving 40 years following a first-degree murder conviction, Lee Walker was released on parole from the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, N.

Man Who Molested Young Boys and Bought Their Silence with Ice Cream Learns Fate

Photo:GettyA man who molested his friends’ kids, using ice cream and money to keep them from speaking out about the abuse, has been sentenced for his crimes.On Friday, Alex Mauricio Padilla Beltran of Santa Ana, California, was sentenced to 293 years to life in prison for sexually abusing seven boys, some as young as 6. The victims were sons of family friends, according to astatementfrom the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.