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NYPD: Woman commits suicide at Elmhurst Avenue station

Jose W. Diaz (@JWD2135)

Jose W. Diaz (@JWD2135)

Aug. 19, 2016 By Hannah Wulkan

An unidentified woman in her 30s committed suicide at the Elmhurst Avenue subway station this morning, police said.

Several witnesses saw the woman jump on to the train tracks just after 9 a.m., police said, but they did not specify which track.

She was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to the MTA website there are delays on the E,F,M, and R trains following the incident.

An investigation is ongoing, according to police.

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Don

i saw her body get smashed by the train. Her head was crushed like a melon. It was pretty grotesque. Blood and guts everywhere. I feel sorry for the family. I don’t know what they will have left to bury. You don’t look good after a million pounds of steel and another several hundred thousand pounds of human beings run over you. Sad.

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Silent majority

Future serial killer in the making. What is the exact purpose of your post? I never understood the fascination to something so morbid.

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Emily

-Ariana Who was going to work, your aunt or the suicide victim? You need to learn to speak in full sentences..

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Does this post add any value to the conversation

-Ariana Who cares what your best friends neighbors housekeepers aunt saw??? Really?!?! You sound like a complete narcissist, get some help.

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