A Bank of America executive, Erin Piacenti, is fatally stabbed in Times Square, New York, and dies from her injuries after police shoot and kill the suspect. Multiple outlets identify Piacenti as 32. Police say the attack happens Monday afternoon, and she is taken to a hospital where she later dies, with NBC News citing information from the New York Police Department.

Several reports say Piacenti was in her first week back from maternity leave and had recently returned to work, describing her as a new mother. Her family releases statements expressing devastation and saying she was “preparing to build a life” with her husband and their young child, with one report also referencing a GoFundMe raising funds for her baby. Other outlets focus on her role at Bank of America, including her work as a vice president and colleagues’ accounts of her mentorship and impact at the firm. A few outlets also note her professional background, including her Fordham Law education.

Overall, outlets broadly agree on the victim’s identity and the circumstances of her return from maternity leave, while differing mainly in emphasis—some highlight family grief and fundraising efforts, others focus on her workplace reputation and career details.