In the murder of 87-year-old Broadway vocal instructor Barbara Gustern, Lauren Pazienza, a 26-year-old woman from Port Jefferson, has been charged with manslaughter and second-degree assault.

Who is Lauren Pazienza, man who attacked Barbara Maier Gustern?

During the epidemic, Pazienza worked as a communications and events coordinator for the furniture company Roche Bobois.

She did, however, leave her employment in December 2021. Meanwhile, her fiance worked for Microsoft as a customer service representative.

Pazienza formerly worked as a marketing and events coordinator at a luxury goods and jewelry company, according to her now-deleted LinkedIn page.

She also worked for a wine and spirits company as a marketing associate.

On Tuesday, March 22, Pazienza was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court.

She is accused of shoving a Broadway singing coach to death.

What are Lauren Pazienza’s charges?

Lauren Pazienza, 26, was charged with manslaughter in the death of Barbara Maier Gustern after turning herself in.

She faces a sentence of 25 years in prison for allegedly pushing Gustern to death on a pavement earlier this month.

The defendant was ordered to post a bond of either $500,000 cash or $1 million surety, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

However, according to reports, the office has asked for Pazienza to be held without bail on Rikers Island as she awaits her trial.

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