Brian Egan was a white supremacist and mass murderer who launched two gas bomb attacks against African-Americans. His first attack in 1991 at a Maryland black church left six dead. In 1996, his second attack on a New York City train killed 20 people, all African-Americans. He took orders from Alexander Rausch, who had hoped to initiate a race-war.
Egan was convicted of all murder charges and was executed in prison.
Known Victims
- 1991, Baltimore, Maryland: The Christ Church bombing:
- Unnamed African-American boy
- Unnamed African-American man
- Four unnamed African-American people
- 1995, New York City, New York: The subway bombing:
- Thomas Bell
- Harvey Brand
- Kareem Alexander
- 17 unnamed African-American people