Comments on: Neighbors Divided over Wild Woman of East 77th Street

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 19:23:00 +0000

Hello, I live on 87th street and hear her screaming at least twice a day. I do not understand why nothing is being done to try and get her some help. Very disturbing to the neighborhood and to the children walking in the streets who now must avoid her. Anyone have any suggestions about what the neighborhood can do. Thank you.

By: j cauchi

j cauchi — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 14:04:00 +0000

she only does this to nicely dressed people she knows what she is doing she told a women on 88th str oh you look nice than she spit on her she has mental issues for sure but seems to know who she should spit on

By: Suzannah Troy

Suzannah Troy — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 13:14:00 +0000

http://youtu.be/9DqKsZfHfL4 I tried not to point the camera at her and I am smiling but truly it was disturbing and scary.

http://youtu.be/dh9TedhfthE Dr. Fagelman’s receptionist makes “Susan” look tame and Dr. Fagelman did not fire Delita Hooks so therefore he financed unprofessional behavior and really sick violent assault.

Maybe “Susan” can get a job working for Dr. Fagelman 155 Spring St. All the women in the video medical care professionals? I was told lied to the NYPD perhaps not knowing I had the video?

I am 50, I went to get a cyst removed and biopsies on my arm 2 painful injections in my arm, I never put down my bags one very heavy and my iphone as I was hit like a human pinatta.

I left with a hole in my retina, blood in my eye and around, hair ripped out of my hair, earring ripped out of my ear and no arrest, not fired.

By: KeepTheUESClean

KeepTheUESClean — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 16:08:00 +0000

I’ve seen this woman at the 96th st subway station, on the downtown track, many times. Sometimes she was alone, sometimes with a tall man in his 30s. She was constantly moving around while blowing her nose on the ground, screaming and spitting. She usually spat towards the wall or the tracks, never downwards in a corner though, but full blown spit in the air. AND at least half a dozen times I saw her DELIBERATELY spit on a man’s suitcase, then his back as he left, and on other people’s backs as they were getting in the train.

Once she got on the train she didn’t stop and at the first station HALF of the car moved to other parts of the train. Funny thing is that after a few stops, she CHANGED TRAIN CARS and moved to the next one, which is where EVERYONE from the first one went to escape her.

Seriously, lets be less PC and figure out a way to get her off the streets and into a mental hospital. It’ll be better for both her and the UES.

By: zrbkakmlnb

zrbkakmlnb — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 20:07:00 +0000

I just saw her on 83rd between 3rd and 2nd and she was with this man and she was screaming her head off! I was also aware of everyone turning on that block crossing the street when they relized she was there!

By: UpperEastSide

UpperEastSide — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 04:22:00 +0000

This is ridiculous. She chased me down third ave last night and then turned to a little boy and said “I’ll come back for you later.” She’s a villain. Get her off the street please.

By: Concerned UES Resident

Concerned UES Resident — Sun, 30 Sep 2012 12:03:00 +0000

I’ve seen this woman around 85th/86th Street and not only does she spit, she also screams at the top of her lungs. It’s one of the worst screams that I’ve ever heard. She also stands in the Bank of America (after-hours) on Lexington Ave. and hacks into a garbage can. What is the police dept. waiting for? Another tragic incident where someone gets hurt by a homeless nut job? Sorry, but I have no compassion for this lunatic who screams and spits on INNOCENT people. I pay a lot of money to live on the Upper East Side and between the fruit carts, halal food stands and the peddlers of crap on 86th Street, I’m starting to think that this city is turning into something that is less chic and metropolitan and more third world. Think about it…we already have something that resembles rickshaws on 5th avenue (pedicab anyone?). We’re more concerned with being politically correct than keeping our city as beautiful as it was during the days of the Guliani admin. Oh well, I guess somewhere along the way, people stopped caring:(

By: UES Tax Payer

UES Tax Payer — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 02:57:00 +0000

This woman confronted me on the street with my dog. She was screaming, hacking and spitting and the dog became alarmed and excited, so I had the dog sit down near the curb, out of her way until she passed – if only! She got in my face, proceeded to tell me that I stopped the dog on purpose, and told me that God’s eye was watching me. She then told me to “get out” and proceeded to take aim and spit on both myself and on my dog. She had excellent aim for both instances so I am certain it was not an “accident” or she “couldn’t help it.” This is a health and sanitation concern in addition to merely a quality of life issue. I used to be one who “felt bad” for her, as I assumed she had Tourrettes or something similar – however there is no pity left for this woman and I will now be raising my voice to the community liaison at the NYPD as well as calling 311 when I see her.

By: UES Resident

UES Resident — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 03:41:00 +0000

Stop being so “PC!!!” Even if she “can’t help it,” that is absolutely not an excuse to spit on people. I see her all the time and have been stuck on a subway car with her before, she intentionally spits on people.