Kimberly Wong Death; Identified As 27 Years Old Tech Worker SF Homicide Victim

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Kimberly Wong, a tech worker from San Francisco who was 27 years old, has been identified as the lady whose body was discovered dead in an apartment in Presidio Heights approximately one week ago. Wong’s body was discovered at an apartment located on the 3200 block of Clay Street while a well-being check was being performed.

The San Francisco Office of the Chief Medical Examiner was able to verify her identify following the investigation. According to the information that can be found on her LinkedIn profile, Wong was employed by Plaid, where she held the position of product designer.

A statement was issued by the financial services organization regarding her passing, which read as follows

We have been left in utter disbelief by the news of Kim’s passing. She was a member of our team who was cherished, intelligent, talented, and enthusiastic, and she left an impression on everyone who had the opportunity to work with her. Our hearts and our sincere condolences go out to her family and all of her friends for their loss.

Before beginning her employment at Plaid, Wong spent a number of years working at Splunk, where she began her career as an intern and eventually became a user experience designer. The following statement was issued to KRON 4 by a spokeswoman for the Splunk firm is as follows:

The news of Kimberly Wong’s demise has left us in a state of profound sorrow, and we want to express our deepest condolences and support to her family and friends during this trying time. Kimberly was an employee that was dedicated to her career and worked hard. She will be missed.

According to the San Francisco Police Department, the death of Wong is being investigated as a possible homicide. According to a tweet sent out by San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani, who represents the district in which the victim was discovered, the event is being investigated as a possible instance of domestic violence.

According to what Stefani posted on X, which was once known as Twitter, “My heart goes out to the victim’s family and friends.”

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