Bob Lee, the creator of Cash App, is said to have had his last moments captured on film before he passed away from stab wounds on a Californian street.
The San Francisco Standard investigated surveillance video that showed Lee walking down a deserted city street early on Tuesday morning while clutching his phone in one hand and caring to his wounds with the other. He left a trail of blood in his wake.
In the footage, Lee can also be seen walking up to a Toyota Camry with its hazard lights on and lifting his shirt to reveal the driver has been stabbed. The driver sped off while Lee hollered for assistance.
After a little period of time, Lee collapsed, but he got to his feet again and continued walking.
Lee yelled, "Help! Help!" as he dialed 911 on his cell phone. I was stabbed by someone!" Lee was already unconscious when San Francisco police arrived, and he eventually passed away at a nearby hospital.
Cash App is owned by Jack Dorsey, a co-founder of Block, Inc., who expressed his sorrow at Lee's passing.
Joshua Goldbard, CEO of MobileCoin, called Lee a "force of nature" in the tech sector.
Cash App, a payment application that allows users to transfer money between each other using their mobile phones, was created by Lee. He was the startup cryptocurrency company MobileCoin's chief product officer before he passed away.
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