Cashapp founder, Bob Lee stabbed to death at age 43

Bob Lee, a tech executive and the creator of Cash App, was killed by a knife attack in San Francisco, California. 43 years of age was he.

According to San Francisco police, the software tycoon, who once held the position of chief technology officer at Square, was attacked around 2:35 a.m. on Tuesday, April 5 in the city’s Rincon Hill neighborhood.

When police arrived, they discovered a 43-year-old male who had sustained several stab wounds. Lee was eventually identified as the victim by CBS News.

According to authorities, Lee was transferred to a local hospital before he passed away from his wounds.

As of early Wednesday, no one has been arrested. The outlet continues, “San Francisco police have not disclosed any suspect information.”

According to his LinkedIn page, Lee had been the chief product officer of the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency business MobileCoin since November 2021.

According to his profile on MobileCoin’s official website, Lee also worked at Google during his illustrious engineering career, where he oversaw the introduction of the most popular operating system in the world and the core library team for Android.

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