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1:12Now PlayingHe went off the rails — for love.
The MTA worker who claimed he was attacked in a Queens subway station by an unhinged stranger — going as far as to slash his own hands — all so he could get the summer off told The Post he had a “plausible reason” for the hoax.
Henry Herring, 54, in an interview Tuesday, said he needed the time to take care of his sick fiancée.
“I know what I did looks like something very horrible, whatever,” the Brooklyn man admitted. “But I have a very good reason for what I did.”
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