Cash App Founder's Alleged Killer Pleads Not Guilty to Murder

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Cash App Founder's Alleged Killer Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
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Nima Momeni pleaded not guilty to charges alleging that he fatally stabbed Cash App founder Bob Lee in San Francisco and left him to bleed to death.

, nearly two weeks after Lee had been found on the street in the upscale neighborhood of Rincon Hill. When responders arrived, he was unresponsive and “uncontrollably bleeding” from stab wounds to his chest and hip, according to an affidavit filed by prosecutors. He was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

When police announced the arrest, they confirmed the two men knew each other. They said that they were in Momeni’s car when they’d gotten into an argument. Lee then got out of the car, police said, and Momeni followed and stabbed him multiple times before discarding the knife and fleeing the scene. The prosecution’s affidavit revealed Lee had some kind of a relationship with Momeni’s sister, who is unnamed in court filings but who reports have identified as Khazar Momeni. The filing alleged that on the day before Lee’s death, a witness saw Momeni speaking with Lee about his sister and “questioning” Lee “regarding whether his sister was doing drugs or anything inappropriate.” he and Momeni’s sister had been “casually” having sex before he was killed.

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