One of the videos shows a victim using his cell phone to record the bloody scene inside the N train subway car immediately after James stopped shooting but before the train doors opened.
A federal judge unsealed exhibits related to the trial of subway shooter Frank James, a day after the 63-year-old pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. Darla Miles has the story.A federal judge in Brooklyn unsealed exhibits Wednesday related to the trial of subway shooter Frank James, in response to a legal challenge from a media organization, one day after the 63-year-oldOne of the videos unsealed by Judge William F.
The victim who shot the video responds "yes" and then describes the attack, including that there was an "explosion bomb" with "black smoke" and "popping sound" that came from the end of the train next to a construction worker "with orange clothes on." The first thing the agent stated was, "Just right off the bat here, we need to know are there any other weapons? Is anybody else in danger?"
James pleaded guilty to all 11 counts in his indictment, including 10 counts of committing a terrorist attack against a mass transit system -- one for each wounded passenger.pulling the trigger on the Manhattan-bound train The terrorism charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. The other charge, firing a firearm during a violent crime, has a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison. James did not have a plea agreement.
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