Rose died after she dropped her gym bag on the tracks of a crowded Upper East Side subway — then made the fatal decision to jump after it as screaming onlookers watched in horror.
She was sadly crushed by a northbound No. 6 train barreling into the 77th Street Station below Lexington Avenue as she tried desperately to claw her way back to the platform.
Rose lived at 250 First Avenue, just north of East 14th Street, in Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan. She was a former senior court analyst at the state office court administration's Division of Continuing Legal Education, last working there in February 2008. She graduated from New York University Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 2001.
She was sadly crushed by a northbound No. 6 train barreling into the 77th Street Station below Lexington Avenue as she tried desperately to claw her way back to the platform.
Rose lived at 250 First Avenue, just north of East 14th Street, in Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan. She was a former senior court analyst at the state office court administration's Division of Continuing Legal Education, last working there in February 2008. She graduated from New York University Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 2001.
Rose died after she dropped her gym bag on the tracks of a crowded Upper East Side subway — then made the fatal decision to jump after it as screaming onlookers watched in horror.
She was sadly crushed by a northbound No. 6 train barreling into the 77th Street Station below Lexington Avenue as she tried desperately to claw her way back to the platform.
Rose lived at 250 First Avenue, just north of East 14th Street, in Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan. She was a former senior court analyst at the state office court administration's Division of Continuing Legal Education, last working there in February 2008. She graduated from New York University Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 2001.
She was sadly crushed by a northbound No. 6 train barreling into the 77th Street Station below Lexington Avenue as she tried desperately to claw her way back to the platform.
Rose lived at 250 First Avenue, just north of East 14th Street, in Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan. She was a former senior court analyst at the state office court administration's Division of Continuing Legal Education, last working there in February 2008. She graduated from New York University Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 2001.
