What investigators discovered after a shocking attack in Times Square
A Bank of America executive has been identified as the woman killed during a stabbing attack in Times Square that authorities described as random and unprovoked, according to police and media reports released Tuesday. Erin Piacenti, 32, died after suffering stab wounds during the incident Monday afternoon in one of New York City’s busiest tourist and commercial districts, according to USA TODAY . Piacenti worked as a vice president in Bank of America’s business selection and conflicts division, according to company statements and reports citing her professional background. The bank said it was devastated by the loss, describing her as a valued colleague whose death has deeply affected coworkers and loved ones, Reuters reported . Authorities said the attack occurred near West 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue in Times Square.
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