Cash App Founder Bob Lee Victim of Fatal Stabbing in San Francisco

Cash App Founder Bob Lee , Victim of Fatal Stabbing , in San Francisco.
On April 4, tech executive Bob Lee,
the founder of Cash App, was fatally
stabbed near downtown San Francisco. .
On April 4, tech executive Bob Lee,
the founder of Cash App, was fatally
stabbed near downtown San Francisco. .
NBC reports that the San Francisco Police
Department said officers responded
to a stabbing in the early hours of April 4. .
At the scene, officers found
a 43-year-old man
with multiple stab wounds. .
According to police, the man died
after being taken to the hospital.
NBC reports that while authorities
did not reveal the man's identity, sources
confirmed that Lee was the victim.
At the time of his death,
Lee was serving as chief product officer
of MobileCoin, a cryptocurrency company.
MobileCoin released a statement on April 5
confirming that Lee had "passed away yesterday"
but didn't specify a cause of death. .
NBC reports that no arrests appear to
have been made in connection to the murder.
On April 4, police said that
the incident was under investigation
by the SFPD's homicide detail.
Previously, Lee assisted the World Health Organization to develop a COVID mobile app and led development of an at-home COVID testing company. .
Previously, Lee assisted the World Health Organization to develop a COVID mobile app and led development of an at-home COVID testing company.