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NYC event planner charged with fatally shoving elderly vocal coach is seen screeching and contorting her face while ‘mocking deaf people’ in video as former college classmates remember her as ‘pure trouble’ and ‘reckless’

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Former college classmates of Lauren Pazienza have described her as, ‘pure trouble,’ and ‘a danger,’ who was prone to violence and they have shared exclusive video with in which the New York events coordinator is seen ‘mocking’ deaf people, Your Content has learned.

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Lauren Pazienza, 26, is being held on manslaughter charges for fatally shoving 87-year-old vocal coach Barbara Gustern in a random attack on March 10.

Former classmates at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York told the events coordinator was prone to violence and described her as ‘pure trouble’

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They also shared a video in which Pazienza can be seen contorting her face, screeching and speaking in a distorted voice that, they claim was her ‘mocking deaf people’

A former friend said Pazienza ‘has no empathy,’ and never showed any remorse for her bad acts during her time as a student at FIT and spoke in a derogatory manner.

‘She’s the poster child for white privilege. She never faced any consequences in her life. She was enabled by her parents who got her out of everything, but she called them stupid and basic,’ the friend said.

Police say she approached Gustern at random on March 10 as the older woman was approaching a taxi and called her a ‘b***h’

Pazienza grew up in affluence as the daughter of a Long Island septic service business owner and had recently been living in an Astoria condo with her fiancé,‘according to NewsFeeds.

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