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Hey, "Dateline NBC" fans. We're back in action with another new preview session. In this one, we're going to take a look at what you guys can expect to see in the next, new episode 14 of this current season 33 of Dateline NBC, which is due out tonight, February 7, 2025. NBC put out an official press release for this new episode 14. So, we will certainly pull from it for this preview session. Let's get to it. For starters, we've got an official title to go along with this new episode 14. It's called, "Under the Bay Bridge." In tonight's new episode 14, the Dateline NBC team is going to take a deep look at a story about a man named Bob Lee. He was a Tech titan before he sadly got stabbed to death over in San Francisco, California.

This Friday, February 7, 2025, at 9:00 Pm Et/8:00 Pm Ct, Dateline NBC airs “Under the Bay Bridge”, an in-depth investigation into the murder of tech titan Bob Lee. The case, which shocked the tech world and made headlines globally, is explored through exclusive interviews with Lee’s family, friends, attorneys, colleagues from the tech industry, and law enforcement officials. Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz reports on the chilling events that led to Lee’s tragic death.

This Friday, February 7, 2025, at 9:00 Pm Et/8:00 Pm Ct, Dateline NBC airs “Under the Bay Bridge”, an in-depth investigation into the murder of tech titan Bob Lee. The case, which shocked the tech world and made headlines globally, is explored through exclusive interviews with Lee’s family, friends, attorneys, colleagues from the tech industry, and law enforcement officials. Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz reports on the chilling events that led to Lee’s tragic death.

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This Friday, February 7, 2025, at 9:00 Pm Et/8:00 Pm Ct, Dateline NBC airs an all-new two-hour report on the shocking murder of tech titan Bob Lee. The investigation into his death made headlines worldwide, and Dateline’s Josh Mankiewicz speaks exclusively to key figures involved in the case, including family, friends, attorneys, and police, to uncover new details about this complex and high-profile murder.

In “Under the Bay Bridge”, San Francisco Police Sergeant Brent Dittmer reveals that his team deliberately chose not to publicly challenge online theories about Lee’s murder, including the idea that he was a victim of a robbery gone wrong. Dittmer explains, “If that’s the story people are gonna run with, that is an advantage for us because the people who are responsible, we don’t want to know what we know.” He further explains how allowing the public to believe one theory helped the...

On Thursday, Nima Momeni pleaded not guilty to charges alleging that he fatally stabbed Cash App founder Bob Lee in San Francisco and left him to bleed to death, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

Momeni, who also worked in tech, was arrested April 13 for Lee’s murder, nearly two weeks after Lee had been found on the street in the upscale neighborhood of Rincon Hill. When responders arrived, he was unresponsive and “uncontrollably bleeding” from stab wounds to his chest and hip, according to an affidavit filed by prosecutors.

The autopsy of Cash App founder and murder victim Bob Lee, 43, has been released. Documents made public on Thursday showed that Lee was stabbed three times, twice in the chest and once in the hip. One strike at his left chest penetrated his heart, with a wound of approximately five inches. Lee died last month in Rincon Hill, San Francisco.

The medical examiner of the case also found alcohol, cocaine, ketamine and allergy medication in Lee’s system.

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Shortly after Lee’s murder, social media wags had speculated that the murderer was a homeless resident of the city, as San Francisco has seen a spike in crime recently.

Now, police have charged fellow tech executive Nima Momeni for Lee’s death.

The two men were spotted leaving Lee’s hotel and getting into a Momeni’s car at about 2 a.m., the day of the murder.

San Francisco police have arrested a suspect in the killing of Cash App creator Bob Lee. Police identified the suspect as Nima Momeni, a 38-year-old tech executive, during a press conference on Thursday.

While the motive for the crime is still unclear, police confirmed Lee and Momeni knew each other. According to a report by Mission Local, the two men purportedly were in Momeni’s car when they got into an argument, prompting Lee to exit the vehicle. Momeni then allegedly stabbed Lee multiple times before abandoning his knife.

According to his LinkedIn profile,...

Bob Lee, the creator of Cash App and a current executive at the cryptocurrency company MobileCoin, was killed in a stabbing in San Francisco early Tuesday morning, April 4.

The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office hasn’t officially confirmed Lee’s identity yet, though friends and family have said he was the victim (per CBS News). Lee’s father, Rick Lee, wrote on Facebook, “I just lost my best friend, my son Bob Lee when he lost his life on the street in San Francisco early Tuesday Morning.”

Rick continued,...