Really disturbing

Photo results seem a little too composed for someone flashing wildly to catch someone’s attention, lying selfish coward

That is disturbing, he had plenty of time to put his hand out and save that man, instead he kept taking photographs which he states was in an effort to warn the train. He says he is shaken up over it but still gave/sold those images to the New York Times, disgrace.

Dreadful
Everyone just stood by and watched
I can’t even imagine that poor mans last thoughts as he tried to get off the tracks knowing that some moron was snapping his camera at him rather than helping him

New York Post…..isn’t that rag owned by the Digger Murdoch? ‘Nuff said!

Is this the world we live in where someone reaches for their camera rather then for a persons hand in need of help. That freelance photojournalist (aka paparazzi) should be darn ashamed of himself and if he had any morals at all should have deleted the pictures on the spot.

The photographer managed to get the perfect picture whilst he was running to help the man. All those people there and not one tried to help. What is wrong with people!!!

Personal fame, for a mans life. A disgrace.

Disgusting!

There are some sick bastards in this world , not least this photographer who I have no doubt was well paid for his photographs. He knew what he had and went straight to the nearest publisher. He had 22 seconds to TRY to save this man’s life but chose instead to take his picture….The world is a sadder place .

What the photographer did was horrible and disturbing, ,but the fact that there were plenty of people at the station an not one had reached a hand to help the man is even scarier.

Really horrible incident. It also raises the question of safety on NYC Subways also to which NYC Transit have to start doing something about. 2/3 people a week die on the NYC Subway system thru Suicide or being pushed onto tracks. One wonders why trains have to come into stations so fast. Trains should have to reduce speed to 10/15 mph when entering a station giving them ample time to stop in any type of emergency

He thought the train would stop!! That’s total BS it takes a train longer than 22 seconds to come to a stop. He should be charged for not even trying to help. I don’t know how he sleeps at night.

Tommy T had it right when he said “THE WORLD IS F**k*d” a real insight into where society is at the moment.

Amy , I believe this sick article not be given wings by Journal.

Every aspect of this incident is disgusting.

The cowardly thug who pushes another person into harms way.

The lowlife photographer. (If he done this in France he’d be prosecuted).

The editor of the filthy rag.

They should all feel utterly shameful.

What is even more disturbing is the fact that the Journal decided to post it also!

so instead of at least trying to help he takes his camera out and takes a pixture of this man . sad world

If New York really has become a concerned, civil city then I think business’s should exercise a right to refuse admission or a right to refuse service to this blood sucking photographer.

People who write comments here often remark about what a dangerous place Ireland is. You’re actually living in one of the safest places on earth. America has dismantled its psychiatric care system (thanks, Ronald Reagan!) and moved the patients into the criminal courts. That is why we are seeing crimes of this nature in the US.

Do you ever think that the ONLY reason this story is on thejournal is too see what comments will be written/arguments sparked? Sometimes the comments are more interesting that the story, and they know this.
This is definitely not worldwide news or is there any need for it to be on thejournal.
Are they exploiting their readers with this trash?

The journal doing exactly what new York post did, running a shock story for views!!

I agree …. this is a form if journalism as bad as what the post did ! Saying tut tut to the NY post and dancing around the story including one distressing picture …. NOT ur finest hour at the journal !

the least that should hsppen is guy who took photos not be allowed to make any money from proceeds of photos or interviews . am i right

Why all the hateful comments toward the photographer? HE captured evidence of a murder so that the cops could use it to catch a killer. You all point fingers and go on and on about 22 seconds. Do you even know how fast 22 seconds is? Do you not even have ugly words for all the others people in the station who just stood by and did nothing? The man shoots an argument between two men, and shoots the death. My camera has continuous automatic shutter. I can shoot 20 pictures with one press of my finger.

Before you all start pointing those fingers, how about you imagine yourself in that subway, watching two men have words, watch one push the other on the tracks, then see a train coming. How fast could you move in 22 seconds? How many of you would have even paid attention to a strangers argument? How many would even react at all? Not many at all. And even had someone noticed immediately and took off running, 22 seconds would have resulted in TWO deaths instead of one.

At least the photographer got evidence that will ;put this killer away. The public should be patting his back for quick thinking. Sometimes, someone HAS to take the picture. Someone has to be the recorder of the moment.

The almighty dollar was obviously more important to this photographer than trying to save this mans life. Sick.

He should be charged with manslaughter.. He had plenty of time to save that mans life, so technically he is partly to blame for the mans death.. The fact that he did absolutely nothing is sickening..

Sadly, The New York Post is owned by low life, subscribed to by low life and so, the low life photographer will be paid, and this rag gets world-wide publicity.

22 seconds, that’s plenty of time to react, 2.2 seconds I can understand, shame.

Mr R. Umar Abbasi you can say whatever you want and tell the world that you could do nothing but take these perfectly line pics.only God knows and will judge accordingly. Enjoy your filthy blood money you shallow poor excuse for a human

Really didn’t expect to see the actual picture at the end of this article. You’ve just done the same thing as the New York Post which is only encouraging that photographer. What a disgusting story.

If The trains slow down before they got to the platform someone might get a chance to Help him

Only in America.

How sad why did he not shout for help instead of taken pictures.not good.the poor man he must ave been very ill to be on the tracks,and no shoes. RIP U poor ,Man.

Was the killer a Vietnam vet? Wouldn’t be the first time an Asian man was killed by one