LADY KILLED, WHILE TRYING TO HELP THE NEEDY.



 
According to Fox News, an Amedican woman from Maryland, was stabbed to death after she stopped her car to give money to a needy woman who was holding a sign that read, “Please help me feed my baby,” police said.
Jacquelyn Smith, 52, was murdered   while she was in her automobile with two other relatives in Baltimore after returning from a family meeting, FOX Baltimore reported.
Smith was in the front seat of the car, when she saw a lady who was holding a baby and a cardboard sign asking for help.
“This was a good Samaritan who saw an individual holding a sign, who appeared to be down on her luck,” said Jeremy Silbert, Baltimore police’s public information officer. “So, they stopped the car and gave her money.”
After Smith rolled down her window, a mysterious man approached their vehicle to thank her for her kindness, police said. The man then allegedly tried to steal Smith’s belongings, which led to a struggle between her and the said mysterious man, before he starved her chest with his knife.
The man and woman fled the scene and Smith’s family rushed the 52-year-old to the hospital, where she gave up the ghost.
The attacker was described as a man in his 30s, about 6 feet tall with a goatee. The woman, who appeared to be in her 20s, was about 5 feet, 4 inches tall and was last seen wearing a brown jacket

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