Daily Mail26d
America knows her as the woman set on fire by a migrant on the subway. She was my close friend
But to New Jersey native Mark Monteyne, who went to high school with Kawam before her life took a dark turn, she was a beloved cheerleader, pancake house waitress and the 'life of the party'. ' ...
New York Post1mon
Shocking moment illegal migrant watches himself torching woman to death on subway: ‘Oh damn, that’s me!’
The illegal immigrant accused of torching a woman to death on a Brooklyn subway train was so blacked-out drunk that he was shocked when cops showed him video of the appalling attack, newly ...
The New York Times1mon
The Mystery of a Subway Victim’s Downward Spiral
Debbie Kawam was a high-spirited, happy girl, childhood friends recalled. Then her life took a grim turn. By Shayla Colon Good morning. It’s Monday. Today we’ll read about the early life and ...
The New York Times1mon
Subway Victim’s Brutal End Stuns Friends From Her Happy Past
Bryan Anselm for The New York Times Mark Monteyne, 57, was the captain of the Passaic Valley Hornets football team in 1984, which meant he had a cheerleader personally paired with him: Debbie Kawam.