Legal & Crime - A 36-year-old individual, Tabitha Bundrich, is accused of targeting at least four victims in Upper Manhattan, specifically in Washington Heights [1] - The accused allegedly robbed victims of personal belongings, including phones, money, and sneakers [1] - The accused allegedly offered victims fentanyl-laced drugs to incapacitate them [1] - In July, the accused took a plea deal and was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for possession of a controlled substance related to the druggings [2] - The accused faced three felony murder charges in state court [2] - In one case, the accused allegedly offered sex for cash to a victim and a friend [2] - The accused allegedly lured two men to an apartment and convinced one to snort fentanyl, which she allegedly pawned off as cocaine [3] - One victim died after snorting fentanyl, and the surviving victim had no recollection of what happened [3] - The accused's attorney claims she has a history of abuse and mental illnesses, which may be a mitigating factor [3]