A hit-and-run accident in the Hamptons resulted in the death of Netflix star Sara Burack, who was 40 years old at the time of her death. The police have requested that the general public come forward with any information they may have regarding the tragedy.
On June 19, at approximately three in the morning, Burack, who had previously been seen on the Netflix series Million Dollar Beach House, was found next to Villa Paul Restaurant on Montauk Highway. There, someone had called 9-1-1 to report his disappearance. It was stated by the caller that they saw a woman laying unconscious by the side of the road.
When the authorities arrived at the site, they discovered Burack unconscious and with injuries that were consistent with having been struck by a moving vehicle. She was transported to a local hospital, but she ultimately passed away as a result of her injuries. It was alleged by the site that the driver ran away from the scene. According to Dan’s Papers, detectives from the Southampton Town Police Department and a New York State Police collision Reconstruction Unit, which conducted the investigation at the scene, stated that there have been no witness accounts or details concerning the car that was involved in the collision as of the time of publishing.
While working as a luxury real estate agent in New York for Nest Seekers International, Burack focused on properties in both Manhattan and the Hamptons. Her primary area of representation was in Manhattan.
Hamptons.com invited Burack to an interview in the year 2020, during which she discussed the series as well as her career as a real estate broker.
I spent a significant portion of my life working for my family’s commercial construction material sales firm, which is an enterprise that my family owns. During that time period, Burack stated, “I have always been fascinated by real estate projects, and after my experience working as a summer property manager in the summer house that I would rent, I made the decision to join the real estate brokerage industry.” Over the course of the past eleven years, I have been spending half of each year in the Hampton areas. The transformation of my passion for real estate into a flourishing career was a logical progression for me.
