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Ferguson was convicted on February 17, 1995, of murder of the six passengers who died of their injuries. He was also convicted of attempted murder for wounding nineteen passengers. He received 315 years and eight months to life, meaning his current earliest possible parole date is August 6, 2309.
Apr 24, 2014 · A New York court says the gunman who killed six and wounded 19 people on the Long Island Rail Road 20 years ago tried to incite a deadly riot at an upstate prison. The Appellate Division justices...
Dec 7, 2023 · A man from Brooklyn named Colin Ferguson opened fire inside the commuter train to Hicksville on December 7, 1993. Six passengers were killed and 19 others were hurt. Ferguson is serving a...
Feb 18, 1995 · Culminating a bizarre trial, a jury on Friday found Colin Ferguson guilty of murder in the December, 1993, massacre on a Long Island Rail Road train in which six commuters were shot to death...
Dec 21, 1997 · On December 7, 1993, Colin Ferguson marched up the aisle of a crowded, evening rush-hour Long Island Railroad car, shooting the passengers as the train pulled into the Merillion Avenue station. When he was finished, six were dead and 19 were injured.
Dec 5, 2023 · On Dec. 7, 1993, a routine evening rush hour ride home on the Long Island Rail Road ended in bloodshed. Colin Ferguson boarded the 5:33 train to Hicksville at Jamaica Station and altered the lives of dozens of passengers.
Feb 19, 1995 · Culminating a bizarre trial, a jury on Friday found Colin Ferguson guilty of murder in the December 1993 massacre on a Long Island Rail Road train in which six commuters were shot to death...
Mar 23, 1995 · A judge sentenced Colin Ferguson today to spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of 6 people on the Long Island Rail Road and the attempted murder of 19 others.
Dec 7, 2013 · On Dec. 7, 1993, a gunman opened fire on a train car leaving New York City. By the time passengers tackled Colin Ferguson, his fusillade had left six people dead and 19 wounded.
Dec 9, 1993 · Mr. Ferguson, a pudgy-looking man whose hands were cuffed behind him, was held without bail after his arraignment yesterday afternoon on four counts of second-degree murder and a weapons charge.
