Lee, 43, a father of two, allegedly frequented these parties, as did Khazar Momeni, 37, sister of Nima Momeni, 38, the man accused of stabbing Lee multiple times on April 4.
Insiders claim Lee and Khazar were sleeping together, and Nima confronted him about it at a house party before stabbing Lee, according to prosecutors, the New York Post reports.
According to The Post, prosecutors alleged Nima confronted Lee at the party on April 3, asking if he and his sister were “doing drugs or anything inappropriate.” The argument spilled into the early morning hours of April 4 when Nima allegedly stabbed Lee.
according to an autopsy report, Lee had cocaine and ketamine in his system when he died.
Wow‼️Cash App Founder Attended Elite Sex Parties with Sister of His Alleged Killer | EURweb
Cash App founder Bob Lee allegedly attended sex and drug parties in the Bay Area with the sister of his alleged killer.eurweb.com
All the conspiracy theories about this being a hit because of FedNow look silly now.
He was smashing dude's sister, taking her to drug and sex parties, dude told him to stop and he didn't so dude made sure it could niece happen again.
Just like last night. I was watching Jason's live program & the tether was saying we've got more important things than reparations. A BW was killed by 3 Blacks kids last week.What's baffling me is how we haven't heard much about the cash app guy having drugs in his system when he died. Meanwhile Jordan Neely's drug use is all over TV. Both were victims but the reporting is way different. Jordan got choked out and murdered on the subway and he's the bad guy. Cashapp guy is in sex parties, on drugs, and smashing someone's sister and he is an angel.
Well we do have things more important that reparations if we are being real and I’m not siding with the person that said the comment either. Because the issue is, what happens if we never get it, what then? Do we just die off or do we work with the resources we have to create for ourselves?Just like last night. I was watching Jason's live program & the tether was saying we've got more important things than reparations. A BW was killed by 3 Blacks kids last week.
Jason replied a WW was killed by 3 white kids throwing rocks. Dude replied, "They're not responsible for her death, they were only throwing rocks"!
See how the tethers & CAN's respond to things that BP & WP do? Upheld the whites, but the Blacks need the death penalty!
I'm so sick of these MoFo's & they're ALL staying here to fry with the WS, CAN's & other Anti-Blacks! 💯
#EXODUS
His point was Black on Black crime, NOT race soldiers & KKKops murdering us since slavery, that wasn't as important as throwing ALL Blacks in jail & under the bus for being Black!Well we do have things more important that reparations if we are being real and I’m not siding with the person that said the comment either. Because the issue is, what happens if we never get it, what then? Do we just die off or do we work with the resources we have to create for ourselves?
Notice how all the big voices yelling reparations already built some kind of stream of revenue for themselves? A lot of that revenue is coming from the community and then they give us nothing back? They are getting money from us and then telling us to get ours from the government.
While all they give us in return is hope, chants, and feel good statements against White Supremacy. If we do not get reparations their talk will just be the lullaby that puts Black America to sleep as the government smothers us with a pillow n
I don’t understand.His point was Black on Black crime, NOT race soldiers & KKKops murdering us since slavery, that wasn't as important as throwing ALL Blacks in jail & under the bus for being Black!
What it is now, whites have little or zero consequences & Black get ALL the blame, even from other Blacks. I'm sure Jason explained it much better.I don’t understand.
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