The Long Island Rail Road Massacre: Colin Ferguson’s Three Minutes of Terror
On a cold December evening in 1993, eighty commuters boarded a Long Island Rail Road train just trying to get home. Three minutes later, six were dead and nineteen were wounded. The man responsible walked the aisle with a 9mm handgun, firing methodically… and left handwritten notes explaining exactly why.
Host Matthew Antonio Zarkzewski takes you inside the life of Colin Ferguson—from a privileged childhood in Jamaica to the surreal courtroom spectacle where he defended himself—and the lasting scars left by one of the most shocking mass shootings of its era.
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