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28-year-old Lauren Pazienza pleaded guilty to manslaughter after shoving an 87-year-old Broadway voice coach onto a Manhattan sidewalk.
The elderly woman, Barbara Maier Gustern, cracked her head and suffered a massive hemorrhage. She died five days later at the hospital.
Pazienza has been sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison. (Trending: Woman Raised in USSR Says Biden’s DOJ Acts Like KGB)
Manhattan state Supreme Court Judge Felicia Mennin
Pazienza faced 25 years in prison if she hadn’t taken the plea deal.
The motive remains unclear as the attack appears unprovoked. Pazienza admitted to hurling profanities at Gustern.
“Lauren Pazienza aggressively shoved Barbara Gustern to the ground and walked away as the beloved New Yorker lay there bleeding,” Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement after she pled guilty. (Trending: Trump Makes The Biggest Promise Of His Political Career)
“Today’s plea holds Pazienza accountable for her deadly actions.”
Gustern was a vocal coach who had numerous celebrity clients over the years.
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