Investigators initially thought her death was an accident. They called 911, and the first respondents to the scene declared her dead. She was found lying face down in a pool of blood, wearing a hooded sweatshirt, in her living room by her daughter, Mandy Stein, and a friend at around 10:30 pm. Hence, it became a media frenzy when Linda was found dead in her 965 Fifth Avenue apartment on October 30, 2007. She was a powerful broker and managed clients like Sting, Angelina Jolie, Bruce Willis, and Steven Spielberg among others, while working at Prudential Douglas Elliman. Linda’s former co-manager and longtime friend, Danny Fields, reminisced, “She had powerful emotions and she didn’t appreciate being dissed or not having a phone call returned.” After getting separated from her husband in the late 70s, Linda launched her foray into the high-profile real estate sector. Linda often joined them on their road tours and also shared cordial relationships with other legendary performers such as Elton John and Billy Joel. She is often credited with spawning punk music through her arrangement of the band’s breakthrough performances in England. Seymour had launched music greats such as Madonna, The Ramones, Talking Heads, and The Pretenders, and Linda worked as a co-manager of the Ramones. Seymour and Linda were parents to two daughters – Mandy and Samantha Stein. Seymour and Linda soon tied the knot and worked together in the popular music business, where the former had an impeccable reputation and knack for finding talents. Records, on a blind date set up by one of her ex-students. However, the trajectory of her life changed when she met Seymour Stein, the President of Sire Records and Vice-President of Warner Bros.

Growing up in Riverdale, she was the daughter of a kosher caterer and started her career teaching fifth-graders in a New York school. Stein was born on April 24, 1945, in the Bronx in Bronx County, New York.

Blood Bully by Natavia