The youngest victim of the shooting rampage on Monday in a Midtown skyscraper was a rising star who ended up getting executed while she was working late.
According to reports from local media outlets, Julia Hyman made it into the panic room before she stepped out and was immediately gunned down by the shooter.
The 27-year-old was known for her great work ethic, including how she was the first one to enter and the last one to exit. She was the last one to be working on the 33rd floor of 345 Park Avenue at 6:30 pm when the madman Shane Tamura, also 27, burst from the elevator and began blasting with an assault rifle.
Hyman was also on the dean’s list graduate of Cornell University, and she had just begun working as an associate at the building owner, Rudin Management, in November. Loved ones shared how it was more like her to be burning the midnight oil at the prestigious gig.
“She was a hard worker. That’s what they said,” 62-year-old Siva Subramaniam, the father of Julia’s best friend from college, told The Post at her funeral on Wednesday. The family is in a state of mourning and hopes and prays that justice can prevail with safer gun laws.