He Opened Fire on a Crowded Train… Then Blamed “Mr. Black” and “Mr. Scar”
On a packed Long Island Rail Road train in 1993, a man stood up, pulled out a 9mm, and methodically shot 25 people. Six never made it home.
What followed was one of the most disturbing trials in American history — as the gunman insisted on representing himself and claimed two mysterious men named “Mr. Black” and “Mr. Scar” committed the massacre while he slept.
This is the story of Colin Ferguson, the LIRR shooting, and the night a routine commute turned into pure horror.
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