Death of Bronx MTA worker ruled a homicide
The death of a Bronx MTA worker in Baychester this summer has been ruled a homicide. Norman Jackson, 59, was found on Aug. 21 with blunt force trauma to the head about a block and a half from his Baychester
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Nov 6, 2015, 12:14 AM
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Updated 3,365 days ago
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The death of a Bronx MTA worker in Baychester this summer has been ruled a homicide.
Norman Jackson, 59, was found on Aug. 21 with blunt force trauma to the head about a block and a half from his Baychester home.
He died five days later at Jacobi Medical Center.
Jackson's brother Everton says Norman was walking home from a neighborhood nightclub the night he was killed. He says a passerby later found Norman on the sidewalk bleeding from the head.
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