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NY Romeo Finds His Subway Juliet Online

City rallied to track down mystery woman glimpsed on train car

By Mary Papenfuss,  Newser Staff

Posted Nov 9, 2007 10:28 AM CST

(Newser) – New Yorkers eagerly took up the cause of Patrick Moberg, who spotted the woman of his dreams across a crowded subway car, lost her in the crowd when they both exited the train, and set up a website dedicated to finding her, Reuters reports. Thanks to a citywide outpouring of interest, the woman has now been identified.

Moberg, 21, a web designer, launched the site nygirlofmydreams.com after falling in love at first sight last week with the mystery woman, a brunette with a flower in her hair who has now been identified as a 22-year-old magazine intern from Australia. Now that he has found his woman, Moberg will no longer be updating the website.

Michael Harris, executive director of the Disabled Riders Coalition, in a wheelchair second from left, enters the Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway station during his commute from his place of work in lower Manhattan to Herald Square using the New York City Subway system, Friday Aug. 31, 2007. The commute,...
Michael Harris, executive director of the Disabled Riders Coalition, in a wheelchair second from left, enters the Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway station during his commute from his place of work in...   (Associated Press)
A commuter squeezes into a crowded uptown E subway train at Penn Station Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007 in New York. Heavy rains dumped two and a half to three inches of rain on the city overnight, flooding tracks and roadways. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
A commuter squeezes into a crowded uptown E subway train at Penn Station Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007 in New York. Heavy rains dumped two and a half to three inches of rain on the city overnight, flooding...   (Associated Press)
Passengers leave a a subway platform at the 34th Street station on the west side of Manhattan in New York on Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007. The train normally runs to Brooklyn but passengers were told it was the last stop due to a water condition on the line. Severe storms...
Passengers leave a a subway platform at the 34th Street station on the west side of Manhattan in New York on Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007. The train normally runs to Brooklyn but passengers were told it was...   (Associated Press)
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