An American employee died after her boss sat on her chest in Los Angeles.

The family of Jessica McLaughlin, a 24-year-old American woman, has officially declared her dead after a "violent" attack inside the 7-Eleven store where she worked on Tuesday, June 24. According to US media reports, doctors were forced to disconnect her life support after she entered a state of brain death due to oxygen deprivation.

Shocking testimonies about the details of the assault According to her brother, Sean McLaughlin, and several witnesses, the incident began when manager Valeria Parra threw a bottle at Jessica, then grabbed her, sat on her chest, and prevented her from breathing. While some colleagues tried to intervene to save her, they were also assaulted. Upon arrival, police found Jessica unconscious and unable to breathe. She was transported to Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, where she was confirmed to have suffered permanent brain damage.

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The director escapes and tries to hide the evidence. After the incident, the family reported that the manager attempted to delete the store's surveillance camera footage and then fled the scene on a bicycle. To date, police have not announced her arrest or located her, despite the family's calls for swift action to apprehend her.

7-Eleven fires manager, family demands justice In a statement, 7-Eleven confirmed that it had immediately terminated the manager and is fully cooperating with authorities in the ongoing investigation. Jessica's family expressed hope for justice for their daughter and launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral costs and protect her reputation. Numerous media outlets, including the Los Angeles Times, described the incident as "unforgivable" and called for those involved to be held accountable without delay.