Trial Continues for Bob Lee Murder Case

Nima Momeni, charged with the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee, testified in his defense during a San Francisco trial, claiming he acted in self-defense after Lee allegedly attacked him with a knife following a heated exchange. Momeni described consuming drugs with Lee prior to the confrontation and stated that a joke he made about Lee's choices provoked Lee's aggressive response. Forensic expert Dr. John Marraccini supported Momeni's self-defense claim, suggesting that the nature of Lee's stab wounds could indicate self-inflicted injuries during an altercation. The defense argues that Momeni was not angry with Lee but rather with a friend who allegedly assaulted his sister, complicating the emotional context of the incident. As the trial progresses, both sides present conflicting narratives regarding the events leading to Lee's death, with Momeni's attorneys seeking to establish reasonable doubt. The courtroom atmosphere remains tense, especially with the presence of Lee's family during the testimony.