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Woman, 35, fatally stabbed after being followed into her NYC apartment
A New York City woman was stabbed to death in her Chinatown home Sunday by a man who allegedly followed her into the building and up six flights of stairs to her apartment, police and her landlord said.
Christina Yuna Lee had just returned home from a Saturday night out when she was followed into her building by her alleged assailant and up to her apartment, her landlord, Brian Chin, said to NBC New York.
“She opened the door and he just slipped in right behind her. She never even knew he was there,” Chin said. “She walked up six flights of stairs and this man mercilessly stalked her.”
Police responded to a 911 call just before 4:30 a.m. about a dispute on the 100 block of Chrystie Street and found “a barricaded individual” inside the apartment, according to the New York City Police Department.
Officers were initially unable to enter the unit. Emergency Service Unit officers responded and were able to enter, where authorities found Lee, 35, in the bathroom, police said.
An NYPD spokesperson told NBC News that she was stabbed. She was pronounced dead on the scene.
The suspect was taken into custody, police said Sunday. On Monday, police announced that Assamad Nash, 25, was arrested and charged with murder and burglary in connection to Lee’s death.
Police also confirmed the man was seen following Lee into her building behind her. The New York Post obtained video footage showing the alleged suspect following Lee in.
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- Naveen Dhaliwal has the latest developments from Chinatown.
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- Christina Yuna Lee’s Chinatown Murder: Suspect ‘Mercilessly Stalked’ His Victim
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- The landlord of a New York City woman who was brutally murdered on Sunday says her accused killer “mercilessly stalked” his victim up six flights of stairs before he quietly slipped into her Chinatown apartment.
- Christina Yuna Lee was just getting home from a Saturday night out. The 35-year-old was dropped off at her building on 100 block of Chrystie Street and she had no idea someone was following her.
- “She opened the door and he just slipped in right behind her. She never even knew he was there,” said Lee’s landlord, Brian Chin. “She walked up six flights of stairs and this man mercilessly stalked her.”
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- Man follows a woman into her Manhattan home, allegedly stabs her to death: NYPD
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- Investigators determined that the man followed the woman to her home, officials said. Christina Yuna Lee was found stabbed to death in the bathroom of her Manhattan apartment.
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- Calls for justice grow in wake of grisly Chinatown apartment murder
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- Several groups are rallying and calling for justice after the grisly murder of Christina Yuna Lee in her Chinatown apartment. NJ Burkett has the latest details.
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- Authorities say Christina Yuna Lee, 35, was fatally stabbed in her downtown Manhattan apartment in what appeared to be a random attack on Sunday morning.
- The suspect is in custody.
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- Chinatown Community Shaken By Terrifying Murder Of Christina Lee
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- Sorrowful neighbors clutching white carnations placed them at the foot of the building were the 35-year-old tried to fight off her attacker. CBS2’s Christina Fan reports.
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- Suspect Arrested, Charged In Murder Of NYC Resident Christina Yuna Lee
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- A makeshift memorial is growing in front of a New York City apartment building honoring Christina Yuna Lee, who police say was stabbed to death after a man followed her home.
- Officials say the suspect was arrested and charged with her murder.
- Though police have not identified a motive for the crime, members of the Asian American community say they don’t feel safe. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports for TODAY
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PIX11 News
- Who was Christina Yuna Lee? Woman stabbed to death in Chinatown
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- Christina Yuna Lee, 35, was found fatally wounded in her bathtub at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday, police said.
- Christina Lee worked as a senior creative producer at Splice, an online platform for digital music.
- She was a graduate of Rutgers University and had previously worked for companies including Marriott and the shoe retailer Toms, according to her LinkedIn page.
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