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Times Square stabbing victim identified as Bank of America executive
Erin Piacenti, a Bank of America vice president, was identified as the victim killed in a Times Square stabbing.
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- Why it matters
- A bank executive was killed in a high-traffic public area in New York City, an unusual fatal attack in a major commercial zone.
- Most affected
- Erin Piacenti's colleagues and professional contacts — Lost a vice president; circumstances of death now public.
Bank of America — Loses a senior staff member; organization now publicly linked to the incident. - Likely next
- whether police identify a suspect or clarify the circumstances of the attack
Also reported by: Fortune, South China Morning Post, Mint, OregonLive, Cleveland.com, MLive, PennLive, Syracuse.com, MassLive, NBC News
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