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And also: shave those eyebrows for Pete's sake! lol
NY - UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot in Midtown. #9 *Arrest*
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And also: shave those eyebrows for Pete's sake! lol
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He should have been they said he had his computer with him and Mcdonalds has free wifi lol
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Well, now the folks will come out of the woodwork claiming that toolmark and ballistics forensics are actually a junk science and there’s still no “real” evidence he’s connected to the shooting.
Educators didn’t cause this.
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Wow, harsh -- Andrew Witty the CEO of the insurer’s parent company, defended its practices in order to “guard against” what he called “unnecessary care in an address to employees just days after the shocking execution of UnitedHealthcare CEO -- Source: UnitedHealth CEO says insurer will continue to prevent ‘unnecessary care’ in leaked video as sick trolls warn, ‘Dude’s next’
Since his mother filed a missing persons report on him, I wondered if he did not want to use his real ID cards or passport.And was still USING it!!! lolDon't forget, had same ID on him that was used at hostel. lol
Criminal mastermind!!
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Agree. Interesting idea. His behavior suggests that he wanted to be caught, but I don't think that's the case. I think you're right that he might have wanted to be identified but not captured, and to be a "hero" on the run. But since he didn't disguise himself, left fingerprints, kept the gun and carried a manifesto, it's very puzzling as to what his plans were once he left NYC.
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Yeah my thought was that he was probably following it pretty closely but then why not ditch the mask and clothes. Maybe he just resigned himself to his fate. Zero f's.He should have been they said he had his computer with him and Mcdonalds has free wifi lol
He could have at least used another one of his fake ids
Typical defense lawyer speak, just willful ignorance.
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in that article it says
"Witty encouraged employees to “tune out” the criticism of the insurance giant, insisting that the overwhelming backlash “does not reflect reality.”
I wonder if Brian Thompson's death reflected reality to him.?
Most -- if not all of us -- don't wish pain or illness on anyone !
And yes Luigi M. seems sadly disordered in his mind.
The severity of such can indeed be exaggerated, though. Imo.
This is about Luigi Mangione only, and I'm not referring to anyone else with this condition.
If he needs further treatment, there are programs in prison for him and most likely he will have access to meds he needs.
Maybe not a 'super villain' given the mistakes he made, but a plain, idiotic villain ?
Yes.
Given his past education one would think he might not have left viable prints on the snack bar wrappers and the drink container !
No one is creating a 'super villain' out of LM.
Not feeling the sympathy some are expressing for him.
LM isn't a 'super' anything. Just a snarling raging injustice collector.
He made his decisions and he did this to himself.
As far as being a 'narcissist', his outburst at the reporters leaned that way, imo.
www.nbcnews.com
The people around him worried and cared about him.
Not everyone is afforded that in this life.
My sympathies are only for Brian Thompson.
LM -- afaik -- did not even know him personally.
A gunshot wound (my coworker suffered and accidental injury years ago) hurts enormously, and it's not like some movies or reenactments, where you instantly close your eyes and drift away painlessly.
The bullets are basically punching holes in the victim, and they slowly bleed out unless medical emt's can get to them in time.
Brian died a painful, agonizing death.
My condolences to his wife and two children.
This is going to be a terrible holiday coming up for them.
A terrible way to lose your loved one.
I can't imagine.
Imo.
Omo.
And yes Luigi M. seems sadly disordered in his mind.
The severity of such can indeed be exaggerated, though. Imo.
This is about Luigi Mangione only, and I'm not referring to anyone else with this condition.
If he needs further treatment, there are programs in prison for him and most likely he will have access to meds he needs.
Maybe not a 'super villain' given the mistakes he made, but a plain, idiotic villain ?
Yes.
Given his past education one would think he might not have left viable prints on the snack bar wrappers and the drink container !
No one is creating a 'super villain' out of LM.
Not feeling the sympathy some are expressing for him.
LM isn't a 'super' anything. Just a snarling raging injustice collector.
He made his decisions and he did this to himself.
As far as being a 'narcissist', his outburst at the reporters leaned that way, imo.
Luigi Mangione refuses to waive extradition, denied bail
Luigi Mangione, charged with murder in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was denied bail at his hearing at Blair County Court House in Pennsylvania and did not waive extradition to New York. While the Extradition Act requires the governor to send him to New York, Pennsylvania...
www.nbcnews.com
The people around him worried and cared about him.
Not everyone is afforded that in this life.
My sympathies are only for Brian Thompson.
LM -- afaik -- did not even know him personally.
A gunshot wound (my coworker suffered and accidental injury years ago) hurts enormously, and it's not like some movies or reenactments, where you instantly close your eyes and drift away painlessly.
The bullets are basically punching holes in the victim, and they slowly bleed out unless medical emt's can get to them in time.
Brian died a painful, agonizing death.
My condolences to his wife and two children.
This is going to be a terrible holiday coming up for them.
A terrible way to lose your loved one.
I can't imagine.
Imo.
Omo.
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Kenny told CBS New York that the motive might have been related to an accident that sent Mangione to an emergency room on July 4, 2023.
Question: When did Luigi turn 26?
ny1.com
Question: When did Luigi turn 26?
Fingerprints found on evidence match those of CEO killing suspect, NYPD says
Mangione contested his extradition at a court hearing Tuesday.
ny1.com
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How things have changed daily in this case!!
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Imagine what they are going to look like the next time we see them. They may have names.
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Am not trivialising pain and discomfort but LM ran across the road to shoot BT, ran into an alley to board an ebike, carried an ebike battery which is pretty heavy, in his backpack, his back problems can’t have been that bad that they are an excuse to commit cold blooded murderMost -- if not all of us -- don't wish pain or illness on anyone !
And yes Luigi M. seems sadly disordered in his mind.
The severity of such can indeed be exaggerated, though. Imo.
This is about Luigi Mangione only, and I'm not referring to anyone else with this condition.
If he needs further treatment, there are programs in prison for him and most likely he will have access to meds he needs.
Maybe not a 'super villain' given the mistakes he made, but a plain, idiotic villain ?
Yes.
Given his past education one would think he might not have left viable prints on the snack bar wrappers and the drink container !
No one is creating a 'super villain' out of LM.
Not feeling the sympathy some are expressing for him.
LM isn't a 'super' anything. Just a snarling raging injustice collector.
He made his decisions and he did this to himself.
As far as being a 'narcissist', his outburst at the reporters leaned that way, imo.
Luigi Mangione refuses to waive extradition, denied bail
Luigi Mangione, charged with murder in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was denied bail at his hearing at Blair County Court House in Pennsylvania and did not waive extradition to New York. While the Extradition Act requires the governor to send him to New York, Pennsylvania...
The people around him worried and cared about him.
Not everyone is afforded that in this life.
My sympathies are only for Brian Thompson.
LM -- afaik -- did not even know him personally.
A gunshot wound (my coworker suffered and accidental injury years ago) hurts enormously, and it's not like some movies or reenactments, where you instantly close your eyes and drift away painlessly.
The bullets are basically punching holes in the victim, and they slowly bleed out unless medical emt's can get to them in time.
Brian died a painful agonizing death.
My condolences to his wife and two children.
This is going to be a terrible holiday coming up for them.
A terrible way to lose your loved one.
I can't imagine.
Imo.
Omo.
Why willful ignorance? He hadn’t been provided with evidence identifying LM as the NY shooter.
It’s unfortunate that people bash defense lawyers for doing their job and protecting their client’s rights. We’re not all awful!
According to the court docket, his DOB is 05/06/1998Kenny told CBS New York that the motive might have been related to an accident that sent Mangione to an emergency room on July 4, 2023.
Question: When did Luigi turn 26?
Fingerprints found on evidence match those of CEO killing suspect, NYPD says
Mangione contested his extradition at a court hearing Tuesday.
Suspect in CEO killing is charged with murder. Records show he had California ties
A 26-year-old man has been charged with murder and multiple other counts in the New York shooting death of UnitedHealthcare's chief executive.
www.latimes.com
The article states that he told police it was May 6, 1998 after lying initially.
I'm sure it is on his arrest record but I can't find that.
"..According to the criminal complaint, Mangione initially handed Altoona police officers a fake driver’s license bearing the name Mark Rosario with a birth date of July 21, 1998. Officers ran the name through the National Crime Information Center and found no record.
They then informed Mangione that he was under an official police investigation and would be placed under arrest if he lied about his identity. He then stated that his true name was Luigi Mangione, with a birth date of May 6, 1998..."
Fair point, I just find that even when presented with evidence, they downplay it. YMMV.
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