NY - Convicted child rapist out on parole shoves ex-girlfriend onto subway track - Manhattan, 11/5/24

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Convicted child rapist slashed ex, shoved her on NYC subway tracks in front of terrified teen daughters: DA

“Despite what must have been a terrifying attack, one of her daughters was able to pull her mother from the tracks, likely saving her life,” Bragg said.
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Michael Blount, 29, grabbed the 37-year-old victim by the hair and tried to slit her throat as she waited for an A train at the 125th Street station around 11 p.m. on Nov. 5, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

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