A Manhattan hooker from hell who killed three johns when she fed them fentanyl to rob them — leaving one victim dead with his pants at his knees — pleaded guilty Tuesday and now faces up to life behind bars.
Tabitha Bundrick, 39, copped to the “calculated” killings of the three men, who she robbed of anything she could get her hands on before fleeing across Upper Manhattan.
Bundrick will be sentenced to 27 years to life in prison after copping to three murder charges and a separate charge for drugging another person who survived the attack, according to Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Kathryn Paek.
The triple killer’s plea comes after she was sentenced last year to federal drug distribution charges tied to the same scheme — and the sentences will run concurrent to each other.
Between April 2023 and February 2024, Bundrick purposely fed the horn dogs deadly fentanyl-laced drugs to make them unconscious — then robbed them of their personal belongings, including their phones, money, watches, clothes and sneakers, prosecutors have said.
Her deadly reign began April 30, 2023, when she convinced Mario Paullan, 42, and his pal to come back to an apartment where they’d trade cash for sex, according to the indictment.
She then offered the men what she said was coke and encouraged both victims to “do it again” over and over, despite Paullan telling her that he had never done drugs before, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Dafna Yoran said at the time.
Paullan died at the scene, and his friend woke up in an empty apartment next to his pal’s body, prosecutors have said.
Five months later, the escort met up with Miguel Navez, 39, and went back to his apartment and fed him the fentanyl-laced drugs.
Navez’s brother found his body — with his pants down around his knees — days after the encounter, and many personal items missing, according to prosecutors.
Bundrick followed the same scheme Feb, 25, 2024, killing Abrihan Fernandez inside his upper Manhattan apartment — where she was caught on surveillance footage coming and going out of the building, hauling out several “giant laundry bags” with sneakers, prosecutors said at the time.
“The defendant showed a shocking indifference to the lives of her victims and is now facing significant consequences for her conduct,” Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement.
Bendrick remains remanded and will be sentenced Oct. 6.
