Los Angeles 7-Eleven Employee Brain Dead After Being Attacked by Manager, Family Says
- Jessica McLaughlin, a 7-Eleven employee in Hollywood, was attacked by her manager on June 24 during a shift, leading to critical injury and hospitalization.
- The assault followed a verbal argument that escalated into a physical fight, during which the manager pinned Jessica down and restricted her breathing.
- Jessica was declared brain dead due to oxygen deprivation, and after medical consultations, her family decided to take her off life support while 7-Eleven fired the suspect and is cooperating with police.
- Jessica’s brother said the manager “didn’t let her breathe” and the family started a GoFundMe to cover funeral expenses and honor her memory.
- Police are investigating the case as a homicide; the suspect’s whereabouts remain unknown, and the family seeks accountability and justice.
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24-year-old Jessica McLaughlin died after being brutally attacked by her manager at a 7-Eleven store in Los Angeles – She pinned her down, sat on her and caused brain death
Shop worker, 24, left brain dead after manager 'sat on her' tragically dies - The Mirror
Investigators are looking into the tragic death of 24-year-old supermarket worker Jessica McLaughlin, who was left unable to breathe after one of her managers allegedly held her down and sat on her during a shift
“Sickens Me”: Police Give Update After 7-Eleven Employee Whose Manager Sat On Her Passes Away
The 7-Eleven worker whose manager allegedly sat on her until she couldn’t breathe, has been taken off life support. Jessica McLaughlin’s family says now they are focusing on giving Jessica a proper burial and send off. The suspect in the case was identified by a local TV station as Valeria Parra, but has not been formally identified by police. She remains at large. Jessica was allegedly beaten and suffocated by her boss until she stopped breath…
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