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Morrison, E., & Marino, J. (2026, September 19). Doomed duo killed by NYC subway were hugging and kissing before ending up on tracks: sources. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/us-news/doomed-duo-killed-by-nyc-subway-were-hugging-and-kissing-before-ending-up-on-tracks-sources/
Morrison, Ella, and Joe Marino. “Doomed duo killed by NYC subway were hugging and kissing before ending up on tracks: sources.” New York Post, 19 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/us-news/doomed-duo-killed-by-nyc-subway-were-hugging-and-kissing-before-ending-up-on-tracks-sources/.
Morrison, Ella, and Joe Marino. “Doomed duo killed by NYC subway were hugging and kissing before ending up on tracks: sources.” New York Post, September 19, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/us-news/doomed-duo-killed-by-nyc-subway-were-hugging-and-kissing-before-ending-up-on-tracks-sources/.
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Navam Kaul and Malaika Chitre, both 24, were killed when a No. 4 subway train hit them at the Spring Street station in Manhattan around 3:15 AM on Sunday. Video footage showed them sitting on the tracks moments before impact, with Chitre seemingly trying to pull Kaul toward her. The train operator attempted to apply the emergency brake but was unable to stop in time. Police are investigating whether intoxication may have played a role in their failure to recognize the danger, though no suicide notes were found. Both victims had promising careers and were best friends since college; Chitre recently started a doctorate of pharmacy at Temple University.