Columbia student attacked in NYC park yelled, ‘Help! I have been stabbed!’ before dying

Date:

December 9, 2021

After Columbia University student Davide Giri was stabbed in the abdomen Thursday, officials say, he ran from a New York City park and yelled, “Help! I have been stabbed!” before he collapsed and died shortly thereafter.

The dramatic details of the unprovoked, violent homicide were revealed Sunday in the murder indictment of Vincent Pinkney, 25. Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. charged Pinkney with second-degree murder, first-degree assault, attempted first-degree assault and attempted second-degree murder.

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Columbia student attacked in NYC park yelled, ‘Help! I have been stabbed!’ before dying

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