You don't know that.
And you don't know that he did. You've just made that up out of whole cloth because it fits your belief.
They said the chemist had a different plan, to release the poison by aerosol which is a much different and safer and DISTANT method of delivery, risk wise, than stabbing a guy in the neck with a needle.
They said no such thing. Henry said he wanted a bigger audience. One wrecked train wasn't enough for him. He wanted to keep going, to make sure they would remember his wife. Somehow, you jump to the conclusion that Adam would be able to find a man who's been plotting revenge for his dead wife then frame him using his poison on the exact motorman he blames, using a planted fingerprint that he's sure somebody will find, at the exact time that Henry is riding the train, and with the knowledge that Henry would definitely be killed in the crash. That many coincidences stretches credulity to the breaking point.
You think that the police would miss a guy stabbing the driver in the neck on the platform?
Did you see them looking at any footage of the outside of the control cab? Although in the real world, the MTA doesn't have nearly as many cameras as the show makes it look like. Coverage is very, very sparse, with a great many cameras inoperative at any given time, and the video quality is pretty bad, as anyone who's seen a news story about them looking for someone who committed a crime in the system can attest. Sometimes, you're lucky if you can make out much of any recognizable facial features at all in the murky, blurry images.
You think the driver would just blithely drive off after having just been attacked while the train was parked?
Again, you have no idea how the master controller works. You act like a subway car goes to full speed instantly, rather than gradually coming up to speed. The chemist would have at least ten seconds after the train starts to make his attack before he ran out of platform, plenty of time to grab the motorman and make the injection. Since the controller isn't spring-loaded, it won't automatically stop the train.
The fact is, Henry had to have missed the attack, whoever committed it, because your theory that the train was parked and the chemist stabbed the driver in the neck and the driver just shrugged it off and moved on is absolutely stupid. Henry notices what he is paying attention to at that moment. At that moment, he was paying attention to the cute girl, not every passenger on the train.
Whoever killed the driver, he was stabbed in the neck in the cab, while the train was moving.
Henry had to have missed the attack? You obviously have never been on a subway train even once in your life. The cab door opens outward and doesn't block the view of passengers. Henry sat about ten feet away with a clear, unobstructed line of sight, looking in the exact direction of the cab door, in fact, since the cellist was sitting toward the front of the train. All he had to do was look just past her face and your supposed attacker would have been a few feet past her. There's not enough room inside the cab for a second person, so your supposed attacker would have to stand outside in clear view while he attacked. Henry would have to be completely blind not to see the door open wide and an attacker grabbing the motorman by the neck. Not even the prettiest girl in the world could make Henry that oblivious.
I'm done with this. You know nothing about what you're talking about. I've ridden the NYC subway probably longer than you've been alive and you're making things up left and right. You're just going to believe whatever you want to believe. Henry himself could tell you you're wrong and you'd still argue. There's grasping at straws, but you really take the cake.
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QueenMean
10 years ago
And you don't know that he did. You've just made that up out of whole cloth because it fits your belief.
No actually, I never made a statement of fact on how Adam obtained the poison. You did because it fits YOUR belief.
Again, you have no idea how the master controller works. You act like a subway car goes to full speed instantly, rather than gradually coming up to speed.
The chemist would have at least ten seconds after the train starts to make his attack before he ran out of platform, plenty of time to grab the motorman and make the injection. Since the controller isn't spring-loaded, it won't automatically stop the train.
LOL... so now you actually have the chemist running along the platform, grabbing the driver, while the driver's head is out the window, wrestling his neck down to inject the drug, and getting a clean one shot in and out, all while the train is already moving? Your scenarios get more ridiculous as they go along.
Did you see them looking at any footage of the outside of the control cab?
No I'm sure they looked at every footage available except you know, footage near where the actual crime scene would occur. *rolls eyes*
Although in the real world, the MTA doesn't have nearly as many cameras as the show makes it look like.
And in the real world, detectives don't get fingerprint and DNA matches in 24 hours, work with coroners as crime solvers or you know... have men who come back to life. We have to suspend disbelief in order for there to be a tv show.
There's not enough room inside the cab for a second person, so your supposed attacker would have to stand outside in clear view while he attacked.
Oh *beep* 2 people can fit in a airplane toilet and that's a third the size of a cab.
I'm done with this. You know nothing about what you're talking about. I've ridden the NYC subway probably longer than you've been alive and you're making things up left and right.
LOL.. nimrod, see above about fingerprint matches and DNA. What you've "ridden" in real life (like a whole lot of the bad drugs??) is irrelevant to a TV SHOW.
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