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New York City babyPer night?!?

New York City babyPer night?!?
Someone on CNN joked earlier "this must have been one of those Craigslist hitmen."remember not to conflate “professional” and “hitman”…I think we all see this wouldn’t be an experienced professional, however his dumb actions don’t mean he wasn't a hired hitman
It could be something very simple like the hostel was already fully booked on that Friday night.<SBM>
On November 29, he checked out of the hostel for one night and then checked back in on November 30, as CNN previously reported."
He checked out of the hostel for one night.
I wonder why?
It's not confirmed. They were investigating that possibility, but we haven't heard anything firm. The longer it goes on, the less likely I think it's going to pan out. This guy came from somewhere south, and he couldn't buy a gun in CT unless he was a resident (other requirements too).
My theory is he was not the original killer who was suppose to be there. Someone else was hired to be the middle guy but then delegated it to the guy on the video. JMOremember not to conflate “professional” and “hitman”…I think we all see this wouldn’t be an experienced professional, however his dumb actions don’t mean he wasn't a hired hitman
I think people are feeling that way because of the allegations that they used an ineffective ai system to handle claims, which, in their minds, is something the ceo would know about.No one has any justification to be angry at this victim over some deranged victimization fantasy. Anger that "he" turned down claims? How about some gratitude for all that "he" paid out.
BT was a dad, a son, a brother and a friend. If anyone tried to make him into a symbol of some abstract grievance (not sure I buy that anyway) they are a worthless terrorist.
IMO
Temu hitmanSomeone on CNN joked earlier "this must have been one of those Craigslist hitmen."
There's really no such thing as a "professional hitman." Not in this day and age in America.
Sure, but would all that take 10 days?Some sort of ''military reconnaissance''? to check the area, position of CCTV, getaways, potential challenges to complete the mission, etc. Just my own speculation.
Interesting:
"Police believe the gunman arrived in New York City on November 24, 10 days before the shooting, a law enforcement official told CNN. He arrived at the Port Authority bus terminal in Manhattan and then went to the hostel. After that he appeared to move around the city.
On November 29, he checked out of the hostel for one night and then checked back in on November 30, as CNN previously reported."
He checked out of the hostel for one night.
I wonder why?
And where did he stay then?!
Also, arriving TEN days before the shooting is a crazy amount of time. Even to buy a gun and an e-bike, doesn't take that long.
And how many people can go missing for nearly 2 weeks?! Does the perp not work? Is he a student?
remember not to conflate “professional” and “hitman”…I think we all see this wouldn’t be an experienced professional, however his dumb actions don’t mean he wasn't a hired hitman
Maximum length of stay is 21 days per calendar year.Maybe the hostel has a rule that you can only stay there for 5 nights in a row.
I think lots of people could "go missing" for 2 weeks. Maybe his family/friends are used to him "traveling."
Are both of these pictures from the same place/time? Wonder why the first picture doesn't seem to show the backpack on his shoulder?
Pictures show the face of a man police believe killed UnitedHealthcare CEO
NYPD former Chief of Dept on CNN now - says from the footage he believes the gunman has fired guns, including that particular gun before so is experienced with them, but his stance/aim doesn’t show that he’s professional. He said he made mistakes e.g the gun fired downwards which gunman didn’t account for and that’s likely why he hit BT’s leg first.
But this was over the Thanksgiving holiday.Maybe the hostel has a rule that you can only stay there for 5 nights in a row.
I think lots of people could "go missing" for 2 weeks. Maybe his family/friends are used to him "traveling."
My theory is he was not the original killer who was suppose to be there. Someone else was hired to be the middle guy but then delegated it to the guy on the video. JMO
So he came to the city on a bus and boarded the bus somewhere south of the city -- where did he get the e-bike? Did he bring it on the bus? Or did he purchase it in NYC or borrow it from someone? When did he purchase the gun in CT and how did he get to the gun store (assuming the suspect was one who purchased the gun)? When and where did he obtain the fake NJ ID?
The fact that he stayed in the hostel for a few days after arriving, then checked out, then check back in to the same hostel the next day is interesting. Where did he spend that night he checked out of the hostel? Why did he end up checking back in? IIRC earlier reports said LE checked out at least one other hostel in the UWS and another property in the West 90s -- did he spend that night in a different hostel in the city? Someone else's apartment? Did he leave the city?
ETA: I think where the suspect went and what he did during that 'missing' night will be key
Normal, unfortunately. A hotel in Manhattan will usually run you $300+ on a random night, let alone on Thanksgiving week when he was there.Per night?!?