NYC hooker from hell slammed for ripping families apart to fuel her drug addiction: Took part of my heart

Families of the three men murdered by New York City’s notorious hooker from hell slammed her as a heartless brute Tuesday — after the diabolical fiend was slapped with a sentence that will land her behind bars for decades.Seven family members of the victims — Mario Paullan, Miguel Navez and Abrihan Fernandez — chose to remember their lost loved ones as men of good character in Manhattan Supreme Court, as they railed against Tabitha Bundrick, 39, for heinously duping her victims into ingesting fentanyl to rob them.The diabolical prostitute was hit with 27-years-to-life in prison after copping to the murders last month.“She took part of my heart,” Fernandez’s mom, Brigida Rodriguez, said while she pointed at Bundrick, as she fought through tears during an emotional victim impact statement.The grieving mother, who remembered her son as a college graduate, said he had come to the United States for a “better future” — but that ended when Bundrick drugged him with fentanyl on Feb.

25, 2024, in her third killing inside a Washington Heights apartment.“Half of my heart is missing because she doesn’t have one,” raged Brigida Rodriguez, who wore Fernandez’s college ring that she claimed couldn’t be pried off her son’s hand by the crazed hooker.Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Dafna Yoran said Bundrick carried out a “deliberate and repetitive” scheme by pumping her victims with fentanyl until they passed out — and then robbed their phones, money, watches, clothes and sneakers during an April 2023 to February 2024 spree.“Robberies were the motive, fentanyl was the means and murder was the result,” Yoran said.Bundrick claimed her first victim, Paullan, when she convinced the 42-year-old him and a pal to come back up to an apartment where they planned to trade cash for sex, prosecutors have said.She then offered the men what she said was cocaine and repeatedly encouraged both to “do it again” over and over, pressuring Paullan th...

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