Tech Executive Bob Lee's Autopsy Reveals Drugs and Alcohol in System at Time of Death.

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Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, who was fatally stabbed in San Francisco, had cocaine, ketamine, and cocaethylene in his system at the time of his death, according to his autopsy report. IT consultant Nima Momeni, who was arrested and charged with Lee's murder, allegedly targeted him over an argument about his sister. Momeni faces 20 years behind bars if convicted. Lee is survived by his two daughters, former wife, father, and brother.
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