Cash App founder Bob Lee was a frequent participant in underground sex and drug parties for San Francisco’s tech world elite before he was stabbed to death on a city street — allegedly by the brother a woman who was also a participant in those debauched gatherings called “The Lifestyle.” Lee and tech consultant Nima …
Around 20 family members of Cash App founder, Bob Lee, showed up at a San Fransisco court Monday, as the man accused of killing him appeared briefly for an arraignment. Lee was found deceased earlier this month in San Fransisco and Nima Momeni, 38, is accused of murdering him. Police arrested Momeni in the San …
Cash app founder Bob Lee was not killed in a random act of violence. Instead, he knew the tech consultant accused of stabbing him to death and in fact had been drinking the night before his murder with a group that included the man’s sister, according to charging documents released on Friday. Prosecutors described the …
CrimeOnline’s Nancy Grace says no one would help Cash App founder Bob Lee, as he was fatally stabbed earlier this month in San Fransisco. On Thursday, police arrested Nima Momeni, 38, and booked him on suspicion of murder, San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott said Thursday. Police arrested Momeni in the San Fransisco suburb of …
Cash App founder Bob Lee was reportedly stabbed to death on Tuesday. Sources told KNTV that Lee, 43, was attacked in San Francisco. Cops reportedly found Lee wounded, and he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. Known as “Crazy Bob,” Lee was the chief product officer of crypto-currency start-up MobileCoin …
