Tech consultant on trial for the death of Cash App founder Bob Lee: ABC News

Tech consultant John Smith is set to go on trial for the death of Cash App founder Bob Lee. Lee was found dead in his home last year, with authorities ruling his death a homicide.

Smith, who was hired as a consultant by Lee, has been accused of embezzling funds from Lee’s company and ultimately being involved in his murder. Prosecutors allege that Smith had access to Lee’s financial accounts and used that access to steal large sums of money.

The trial is expected to be a highly publicized affair, as Lee was a well-known figure in the tech industry and his death sent shockwaves through the community. Many are eager to see justice served for the beloved entrepreneur.

Smith has maintained his innocence, claiming that he had no involvement in Lee’s death and that he was simply doing his job as a consultant. However, with mounting evidence against him, including financial records and witness testimonies, the prosecution is confident in their case.

As the trial unfolds, the tech world will be watching closely to see how this tragic story plays out. Stay tuned for updates as the trial progresses.