Lauren Pazienza’s Parents and Family: Meet Caroline and Daniel – Their Job, Ages, Biography, Wiki

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American vocal coach and singer Barbara Gustern, 87, died few days after she was attacked by a stranger on March 15, 2022, in New York, New York, United States.

Shortly, CCTV footages showed the face of 28-year-old woman named Lauren Pazienza as responded for shoving or pushing the musical icon.

Ultimately, Lauren Pazienza was arrested in relation to Barbara Maier Gustern’s death.

After the incident and the police began to search for her, Pazienza fled to her parents’s Long Island home where she hid before being recognized via an anonymous tip. Pazienza has since pled guilty and was sentenced to 8 years in prison. Here’s what we know about her father and mother.

The Pazienza family home in Long Island
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Caroline Pazienza and Daniel Pazienza, parents of lauren pazienza
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Who are Lauren Pazienza’s parents?

Lauren Pazienza was born to parents Caroline Pazienza and Daniel Pazienza.

Her mother Caroline is a personal trainer while her father Daniel is the owner and operator of Dan Pazienza Cesspool Service in Holtzville, N.Y.

It is not know if Lauren Pazienza is an only child or has other siblings as there are not reports about her having a sister or a brother.

Lauren Pazienza’s parents reportedly hid their daughter from police after survelliance camera captured her in the act and was declared wanted.

“When police were tipped off that she was hiding out in her parents’ Long Island home, her father answered the door, but refused to allow detectives to enter the premises, and claimed that his daughter was not at home,” per a complaint obtained by The U.S. Sun.

This was after Pazienza deleted all of her social media, as well as her wedding website. She and her fiancé were due to be married in June 2022.

Jennifer Rodgers, a Columbia law professor, told the outlet that Pazienza’s parents could be held liable if it can be proven they “knew she was wanted by the police and voluntarily assisted her.”

Karen Charrington, a former assistant district attorney for Bronx County, doesn’t think this is likely to happen. “To simply say she’s not here … you don’t have an obligation to tell on another party, you don’t have an obligation to help law enforcement catch their suspect,” Charrington informed the New York Post.

Lauren Pazienza in court. Image Credi: AP

Lauren Pazienza’s mother bailed her out of Rikers Island Jail using a check for $500,000.

After Pazienza’s arrest, a judge “ordered her held on $500,000 cash over $1,000,000 bond,” per Fox News. A few days after this was handed down, Caroline Pazienza “forked over a $500,000 check from Apple Bank.”

Pazienza’s criminal defense lawyer, Arthur Aidala, said in a statement, “That money is not only her immediate family’s money — many people participated in raising those funds.” He added, “It shows the support Lauren has from her family and friends.”

Although Pazienza was painted as a “spoiled rich girl” by the media, her attorney assured everyone that’s not the case. In classic Daily Mail fashion, they noted Daniel Pazienza was seen walking his dog March 27, 2022 in Port Jefferson, N.Y. in an area with a “NO PETS” sign.

Other than this, Pazienza’s parents have kept to themselves and have made no public statements about their daughter’s crime or prison sentence.

Lauren Pazienza in court. Image Credi: AP
Lauren Pazienza in court. Image Credi: AP
Vocal coach and singer Barbara Gustern died few days after being 'fatally' shoved down by Lauren. Image Source: Getty
Vocal coach and singer Barbara Gustern died few days after being ‘fatally’ shoved down by Lauren. Image Source: Getty

Why did Lauren Pazienza shove Barbara Gustern?

Pazienza pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter. When asked in court if she committed the crime, Paziena said, “Yes.” She also surrendered her ability to appeal. She didn’t say why she shoved Gustern.

Many have called the attack “senseless” and “unprovoked.” Pazienza’s attorneys said their client had a “temper tantrum” that night and has been receiving psychiatric treatment since then. According to NBC New York, “Prosecutors allege Pazienza crossed the street and cursed at Gustern before violently shoving her to the ground.” The elderly woman suffered a traumatic brain injury and was taken off life support five days later.

On September 29, 2023, she was sentenced to 8 years in prison.