A GIRL killed while subway surfing shared a series of stomach-churning clips where she was playing on train tracks – weeks before her death.
Zemfira Mukhtarov, 12, and her mate Ebba Morina, 13, were found dead at a New York City station on Saturday.
The girls were found on top of a train at the Marcy Avenue Broadway station in Williamsburg.
Subway surfing is where people climb onto the roof of trains instead of riding inside them.
And, Zemfira shared footage of a girl precariously balancing on a beam while a train passed below her.
She also shared a clip where she was on train tracks, as reported by The New York Post.
Zemfira’s mom, Nataliya Rudenko, told the outlet she tried to warn the youngster about the risks.
She told Zemfira that subway surfing was “dangerous” but said she was a thrillseeker.
“She’s not a kid [who] sits in her room,” Nataliya said.
Zemfira was killed just weeks before her 13th birthday.
Nataliya found out her daughter had been killed while watching the news, as reported by the Fox affiliate WNYW-TV.
“She was supposed to be sleeping in her room,” she said.
“Now we’re planning her funeral.”
Meanwhile, Zemfira’s sister, Maryam, said she recognized her sister’s skateboard when she saw a video.
“I was like, that’s her skateboard and that’s her Coach bag, that’s her,” Maryam, 11, told the ABC affiliate WABC-TV.
Transport officials have described the youngster’s death as “tragic.”
And, her devastated dad, Ruslan, described her as someone who was “full of life.”
“No parent should ever have to face the pain of losing a child, and no child should lose their life in such a tragic way,” he wrote on GoFundMe.
“We are struggling to process this immense grief, and we are turning to our community for help to give Zemfira the respectful and loving farewell she deserves.”
Five people have died as a result of subway surfing, according to New York cops.
The girls’ deaths come weeks after a boy, 15, was killed when he fell off a train that was pulling into the Queensboro Plaza station.
In March, Gustavo Guaman-Quizhpilema, 12, died just days after he was injured while riding on the roof of a train.
