Rose Mankos - crushed to death by a subway train
The old woman who was crushed to death by a subway train on Manhattan's upper East Side on Thursday afternoon has been indentified as Rose M. Mankos. Rose Mankos 48, was a lawyer who had previously worked for the State.
The old woman who was crushed to death by a subway train on Manhattan's upper East Side on Thursday afternoon has been indentified as Rose M. Mankos. Rose Mankos 48, was a lawyer who had previously worked for the State.
On beeing struck by the subway train, Ms. Mankos had severe injuries to her face and skull. She was announced dead at the place. After her indentification was revealed inside her bag, which was on the track, police informed her brother, Joseph. A law enforcement official said that the bag even had some gym clothing and deodrant. Ms. Mankos lived at 250 First Avenue, north of East 14th Street in Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan. Rose Mankos was a former senior court analyst at the state office court administration's Division of countinuing Legal Education, lasting serving there in February 2008. She was a graduate from New York University law school and was admitted to the bar in the year 2001.
.incredibly bad writing!
'after her identification was revealed inside her bag!"
tragic event, hilariously written.
.Yeah really. Even if she was elderly which she was not, to reduce her identity to "old woman" is offensive. The rest of the writing was amateur as well. English is your second language?
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