Trial of Nima Momeni in Bob Lee Murder Case

The trial of Nima Momeni, accused of murdering Cash App founder Bob Lee, continues with dramatic testimonies and controversial evidence presented in court. A key piece of evidence is a video, taken by SFPD Sergeant David Goff, that allegedly shows Momeni reenacting the stabbing, which the prosecution argues undermines the defense's self-defense claim. The defense challenged the admissibility of the video, citing attorney-client privilege, as it was filmed while Momeni interacted with an investigator for his former attorney, although a judge allowed it. Despite being somewhat inconclusive, the video is pivotal in shaping the narrative of the trial. Testimonies have also focused on the violent nature of the attack, with a medical examiner confirming multiple stab wounds on Lee, including one that penetrated his heart. The prosecution is meticulously laying out evidence, while the defense maintains that Momeni acted in self-defense during an alleged drug-fueled confrontation initiated by Lee.