New York, shooting in the subway: so on YouTube suspicious heralded attack

Racist insults against black Europeans and Americans. But also of women, homeless people and social workers. With invectives addressed to the mayor of New York Eric Adams and ironic interventions regarding the war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine. These are the contents of the numerous videos released for years on YouTube by Frank James, the man identified by the New York police as a person of interest in connection with the attack on the Brooklyn subway yesterday. In particular, in a video on March 1 he denounced the growing violence in the New York subways. And 12 minutes into the video he announced, “I wanted to kill everything I saw” and “I was going to kill everything I saw. ” In another video, titled ‘The good ole days’, James posted a video threatening a crowded subway car, which appears to have been filmed before restrictions imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus, as passengers wore no masks. In other hour-long videos, from ‘Domesticated averages’ to ‘Sensible violence’, Adams spreads what turns out to be rants accompanied by a banner, an alarm clock, and the words “ It’s too late ”. But “ I will never go to prison ”, announces the man in a video born in the Bronx, as he himself writes on social media, and who would also have lived in Wisconsin and Philadelphia.