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Samantha Lee Josephson was born in Princeton, New Jersey, and grew up in Robbinsville, New Jersey. [11] She attended the University of South Carolina, where she majored in political science. Josephson, who was a senior in college at the time of her death, [12] planned on graduating in 2019, and attending Drexel University School of Law. [13]
The bill regulating rideshares is named for USC student Samantha Josephson, who was murdered when she mistook her killer’s car for an Uber during a night out in Five Points.
Authorities say multiple injuries from a sharp object killed Samantha Josephson, who police say was kidnapped and killed after she got into the wrong car.
The man accused of slaying South Carolina college senior Samantha Josephson, a 2019 crime that brought national attention to ride-hail safety, is on trial.
Samantha Josephson: Nathaniel Rowland Columbia, South Carolina, U.S. 21 Murdered Josephson, a senior college student who had gone drinking with friends, had mistakenly entered Rowland's car after believing he was her Uber driver. Her body was found 14 hours later, with numerous stab wounds.
In March 2019, the murder of Samantha Josephson gained national attention. In Five Points, a neighborhood in Columbia known for its late-night bars, Samantha Josephson mistakenly entered into a car she believed was her Uber. The driver, Nathaniel Rowland, killed Josephson, sparking laws around the United States to further regulate rideshare ...
The family of a 21-year-old college student who was kidnapped and killed last year is teaming with Lyft and Uber to reach more students on campuses.
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