UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson shot dead in Midtown Manhattan, masked gunman at large

Some of the narrative fits. The Grandparents ran a place that I am sure dealt with the healthcare system. He had lost both. Two things, if I was investigating.

1. How did he know where he would be to be ready like that. To me, someone let him know when to get in place. He did not do this alone.
2. Did any DHS/FBI pings happen near his home.

He had help to be in that exact place at that exact moment.

a reply to: matafuchs

Agree...

The shooter was talking to someone on the phone less than 15 minutes before shooting the CEO...

Looks like a hit job... a strange one at that.

a reply to: imitator

Sometimes people trust the wrong person. I think we have seen that a lot including a few events with a former POTUS this year. People can have thoughts but 99% of the time they need someone to push them. Give them reason or an excuse. Allow them to then build the hate that was there.

I do not think the pictures they released originally look like the guy they got. The pics from Starbucks looks like Jake Gyllenhaal playing social activist. When those that control the narrative drip info and misinfo it makes it easier to 'hide' the story moving forward. Doubt is an easy way to forget.

If you were worried about making sure you were in the right place at the right time would you stop at a Starbucks? No. You would be laying in wait in a car or across the street. Someone tipped this guy to be where he was when he was.

a reply to: matafuchs

There's no doubt in my mind the shooter had help. Just the simple intel that the victim would be walking down the street at all was critical information. There are several other ways the victim could have entered the complex. Plus, the shooter had to know the victim was staying at a hotel other than the Hilton where the conference was, AND that he would be walking from his hotel to the Hilton. AND...at what exact time. AND...what the victim would be wearing for easy(er) identification. The victim could have shown up early to the conference, or late, by hours...the shooter had to know this in advance.

I do think the pictures of the suspect look like the earlier pictures though.

What I find amazing is, if this family and this kid in particular, were so popular, how is it that no one recognized him before now? There must have been hundreds of people going...'Hey! I know that guy!!". Where were they?

a reply to: xuenchen

Yea, saw that.......turns out he was just another crook himself.

a reply to: Cvastar

Something really stinks about this. I agree with Flyingclaydisk, this guy had help.
Could it be an 'insider job' via one of the 'agencies'?
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a reply to: TheSemiskepticII

And now it gets even weirder. If he had the gun and bullets on him when the arrested him in PA then why did they find bullets in Central Park wit markings like the casings at the crime scene?

www.fox5ny.com...

a reply to: TheSemiskepticII

Easy. First cartridges loaded in the magazine of the firearm. Probably, even more reason why he seemed to eject several rounds after his first shot (i.e. to get the marked shells out in view of investigators). Then, he was taking no chances on the follow up shots.

Not much conspiracy here.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

If you are ditching the ammo then why only throw all the ammo? That's fishy

a reply to: TheSemiskepticII

It's (3) shots. Clearly not "all" the ammunition.

originally posted by: imitator
a reply to: matafuchs

Agree...

The shooter was talking to someone on the phone less than 15 minutes before shooting the CEO...

Looks like a hit job... a strange one at that.

Uhm,

1. He went to an ivy league school which is typically c eye hay recruiting grounds.

2. He traveled and went silent 6 months pre the shooting. c eye hay finger prints.

3. Indication from his behavior it looks like he expected to be protected after the arrest as if he was doing the greater good and was protected . Then it looks like he was used as a patsy which is c eye hay recipe.


Perhaps Pelosi sent her goons to shut the ceo up and used him as a patsy thinking he was working for the c eye hay

It was smart to target the top, and not risk killing "innocents"...

A notebook found with Luigi Mangione contains a description of killing a CEO that matches details of his alleged murder of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO in New York last week, NBC News reported Wednesday.

“What do you do?” a section of the notebook says.

“You wack the CEO at the annual parasitic bean-counter convention,” the notebook says. “It’s targeted, precise and doesn’t risk innocents.”

Source: www.cnbc.com...

12/12/2024

Confirmed today: Assassin LUIGI MANGIONE is/was NOT a United Health Care insurance client.

Source: www.nbcnewyork.com...

December 22, 2024

United Health Care CEO's assassin, Luigi Mangione, received applause from the Saturday Night Live audience yesterday, thousands of letters of support in prison, and over $100,000 in donations for his legal defense fund.

Source: www.breitbart.com...

If only they would have used this many resources to track down the people who killed Seth Rich...

They call this "terrorism" but not an extremist shooting up a black church? It's painfully obvious the police are there to protect corporate interests not you or I.

a reply to: WeMustCare

well there goes the "botched Heathcare" argument.

Guy was going to flip if I remember right, it was clearly a hit to bad there is no way they scrub his history like they should.

I fully expect a rushed trial and an "accident" in prison.

originally posted by: JAY1980
If only they would have used this many resources to track down the people who killed Seth Rich...

They call this "terrorism" but not an extremist shooting up a black church? It's painfully obvious the police are there to protect corporate interests not you or I.

A part of me applauds what Luigi Mangione did. Some health insurers and pharmaceuticals are already making changes that are good for consumers. In my experience, most top executives (and most politicians) are very wimpish. Send a "message" to one, and they all take note. (Lawsuits and Violence yield similar results. Lawsuits are preferable, if time and patience allows.)