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💔 Killed Over a $2,500 Debt Grievance That Had Absolutely Nothing to Do With Her. We now know more about 41-year-old LeAnne Selman, the woman whose life was tragically taken Wednesday during the shooting at the Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida. And the more I learn about her, the more heartbreaking this becomes. LeAnne had worked for Citibank for nine years, serving as a learning advisor in the company’s security and investigative services division. She grew up in the Tampa Bay area and graduated from Palm Harbor University High School. But there was another side to Leanne that I absolutely love hearing about. She was a talented performance artist who enjoyed belly dancing, fire dancing, and performing at events throughout the community. Her friend Abby Albaum described her as kindhearted, dependable, incredibly talented, and someone who encouraged other performers. She wasn’t just involved in the dance community. She helped build it. In fact, LeAnne was supposed to perform at a fire show this Saturday, November 7. Instead, her fellow performers are now planning to honor her during that very event. How absolutely heartbreaking is that? And what makes this even more senseless is WHY she lost her life. Investigators say 35-year-old Jacob Pearson was furious over a roughly $2,500 credit card debt. He drove from Orlando, crashed through a gate at Citibank, and opened fire. LeAnne was outside eating lunch when she became his victim. Authorities say she had absolutely no connection to him. Pearson was later fatally shot by an armed Citibank security officer who stopped the attack. LeAnne’s life was stolen from her.I hope when people hear LeAnne’s name, they remember the woman who danced with fire, encouraged others, and brought something beautiful into this world. Her life was worth so much more than the $2,500 debt that set this tragedy in motion. 💔
💔 Killed Over a $2,500 Debt Grievance That Had Absolutely Nothing to Do With Her. We now know more about 41-year-old LeAnne Selman, the woman whose life was tragically taken Wednesday during the shooting at the Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida. And the more I learn about her, the more heartbreaking this becomes. LeAnne had worked for Citibank for nine years, serving as a learning advisor in the company’s security and investigative services division. She grew up in the Tampa Bay area and graduated from Palm Harbor University High School. But there was another side to Leanne that I absolutely love hearing about. She was a talented performance artist who enjoyed belly dancing, fire dancing, and performing at events throughout the community. Her friend Abby Albaum described her as kindhearted, dependable, incredibly talented, and someone who encouraged other performers. She wasn’t just involved in the dance community. She helped build it. In fact, LeAnne was supposed to perform at a fire show this Saturday, November 7. Instead, her fellow performers are now planning to honor her during that very event. How absolutely heartbreaking is that? And what makes this even more senseless is WHY she lost her life. Investigators say 35-year-old Jacob Pearson was furious over a roughly $2,500 credit card debt. He drove from Orlando, crashed through a gate at Citibank, and opened fire. LeAnne was outside eating lunch when she became his victim. Authorities say she had absolutely no connection to him. Pearson was later fatally shot by an armed Citibank security officer who stopped the attack. LeAnne’s life was stolen from her.I hope when people hear LeAnne’s name, they remember the woman who danced with fire, encouraged others, and brought something beautiful into this world. Her life was worth so much more than the $2,500 debt that set this tragedy in motion. 💔

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