York County Surrogate's Court determined that Stein died intestate. Accordingly, under New York State law her next of kin, her two daughters, inherited her estate. On December 18, 2007, they filed a petition with the court asking for control of Stein's estate. It was accepted the same day. Stein's daughters indicated they were considering suing her employer, real-estate brokerage Prudential Douglas Elliman, as well as the temporary agency that employed the killer, and the killer herself. Legacy Singer Elton John said that he would perform in a cancer research fundraiser in Stein's honor. On April 24, 2009, which would have been Linda Stein's 64th birthday, Mandy Stein's film Burning Down the House: The Rise and Fall of CBGB – dedicated to her mother – premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. References External links Obituary The Rap on Lowery's confession Linda Stein was in tune with the Rhythm of New York New York Post article about Linda Stein Remembering Linda Stein 1945 births 2007 deaths American music managers American talent agents American murder victims People from Manhattan Punk people American real estate brokers Deaths by beating in the United States People murdered in New York City Women in punk