Another video shared on social media shows the suspect get off the bench and walk over to the open subway door, where he starts fanning the burning woman with a piece of clothing — first with Amelia Carter: A viral video showing a woman being set ablaze in a New York City subway has sparked outrage, with many criticizing an alleged NYPD officer for walking by without offering help. The victim's identity remains unconfirmed, with social media speculating it could be Amelia Carter, though doubts about the authenticity of a circulating image persist. , US News News - Times Now Social media posts across platforms are claiming to name and show a smiling portrait of the woman who died when a man set her on fire on the New York subway in December 2024. But the supposed image of "Amelia Carter" appears to be an AI-generated hoax behind which a cryptocurrency is being sold; police on December 31 identified the victim as Debrina Kawam. The AI-generated image and images of two women named Amelia Carter were falsely linked to the New York subway fire victim, who has not been identified as of Dec. 26. This article was produced by A horrific video of a woman being burned alive in a New York City subway has gone viral on social media, sparking huge outrage. Alleged NYPD cop has drawn a lot of criticism for simply walking by Viral video of woman burning on NYC subway and alleged NYPD inaction fuels public outrage and debate online. Pop Culture & Art December 24, 2024 facebook twitter whatsup linkded email A viral graphic memorializing a woman purportedly named "Amelia Carter" falsely identifies her as the victim in the New York subway arson attack. The family of 29-year-old Amelia Carter has announced her tragic passing after she was fatally set on fire aboard an F Train in Coney Island. In an emotional statement, her grieving family In this video, we explore the tragic and shocking story of Amelia Carter, a woman set on fire by a man in the New York subway. We break down the

incident, th On December 22, a woman later identified as Debrina Kawam died after being set on fire inside a subway car in Coney Island. Police confirmed the name of 57-year-old Ms Kawam, from Toms River, New Jersey, on December 31. Photographs of Ms Kawam that have been released bear no resemblance to the viral images claiming to be of "Amelia Carter". A woman was set on fire while sleeping on the New York City subway, killing her and raising even more questions about the safety of the city's crucial transportation system, according to NBC News. The suspect, Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, is believed to be an illegal immigrant from Guatemala and was previously deported in 2018, CNN reported.