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The knife-wielding Times Square killer ominously ranted online about the “diminished love of people to the point of stabbing others for no reason” just months before the random attack.
Maniac mom of three Patricia Cisneros, 49, made the chilling comment in a rambling religion-filled Facebook post Nov. 30, 2025.
“The current events surrounding you can attest to my previous statement of the end times being present,’’ wrote Cisneros — who fatally stabbed a female banking exec and knifed another passerby during a murderous Midtown meltdown Monday before being killed by cops.
A month later, she sadly asked in another post, “Regardless of the circumstance in your life, why do people still feel empty in their spirit and eventually surrender to hopelessness?” and said help could be found in God.
“There is news of war, pestilence, earthquakes, the diminished [stet] love of people to the point of stabbing others for no reason, sex slavery in this country and around the globe, widespread drug use, persecution of the Christian believer on a global scale, worldwide hunger, homelessness, etc.
“You can read it for yourself in the Holy Bible that warns about the end times,’’ said Cisneros — whose Facebook page also was filled with older photos of herself beaming with family and friends.
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The severely unhinged holy roller urged people to follow God’s main commandment in the Bible, writing, “You love one another just as I have loved you.
“The enemy of our souls, Satan, knows that his ending is near and would like to take as many souls to hell as possible. This is the reason that some people hear voices to either kill someone or themselves or tell people lies such as you have sinned to much to be accepted by Christ and enter the kingdom of God,’’ Cisneros said.
She also reposted a comment from someone in 2020 who said, “Always be kind to strangers. You never know what someone is going through.
Cisneros was armed with two kitchen knives when she first stabbed 68-year-old Tak Kam of Rhode Island in the stomach near West 41st Street and Seventh Avenue in the afternoon, police said.
She then walked a block and stabbed and killed Erin Piacenti, 32, a Bank of America executive from New Jersey before being shot dead when she charged at officers.
— Additional reporting by Matt Troutman
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