Nima Momeni's Murder Trial Begins in San Francisco

The murder trial of tech consultant Nima Momeni, charged with the stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee, has begun in San Francisco. Prosecutors allege that Momeni, 40, planned the attack following a dispute involving his sister Khazar, a friend of Lee's, and used a knife from her condo to stab Lee three times before fleeing. Lee was found on a deserted street seeking help, which shocked the tech community and led to tributes highlighting his contributions and character. Momeni's defense claims that Lee, allegedly high on drugs, attacked Momeni first, asserting self-defense. The trial is set to reveal key testimonies, including from friends who witnessed events leading up to the fatal encounter. Momeni has been in custody since shortly after Lee's death and has not yet decided whether he will testify in his defense.