No One Could Come to Her Rescue: Young Woman Dies After Alleged Assault by Manager at 7-Eleven.

No One Could Come to Her Rescue: Young Woman Dies After Alleged Assault by Manager at 7-Eleven.

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In a heartbreaking and deeply disturbing incident, 24-year-old Jessica McLaughlin lost her life following a violent altercation with her manager at a 7-Eleven store in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

According to reports, the confrontation began near the end of Jessica’s shift when a female manager allegedly threw a bottle at her, pulled her hair, and forced her to the ground.

Witnesses say the manager then sat on Jessica’s chest, cutting off her ability to breathe.

Coworkers attempted to intervene but were also attacked.

Jessica collapsed and was later declared brain-dead due to oxygen deprivation.

She passed away on July 2, 2025, after being taken off life support.

The manager reportedly fled the scene after attempting to delete security footage and has not yet been arrested.

The LAPD has identified the suspect and is actively investigating.

Jessica’s family described her as a vibrant, loving woman with a beautiful soul.

Her brother, Sean McLaughlin, wrote in a public statement:

“Jessica had a way of making people feel safe, accepted, and loved. She was the kind of person who rooted for the underdog, who lifted people up when they were down, and who truly saw the good in everyone.”

A GoFundMe campaign organized by her brother has raised over $30,000 to support funeral expenses and unexpected legal and medical costs.

The funeral is scheduled for July 10.

If you would like to support the family or share the fundraiser, you can find it by searching: “Tragic Loss: Help Give Jessica a Beautiful Goodbye” on GoFundMe.

This tragedy has sparked outrage and grief, raising urgent questions about workplace safety, accountability, and violence prevention.

As the investigation continues, Jessica’s story is a painful reminder of how quickly a routine day at work can turn into a life-altering tragedy.