USA: United Healthcare CEO was Shot Dead by a Assassin (Luigi Mangione,26)

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/04/16/92794775-0-image-m-15_1733330280310.jpg

[The NYPD have released chilling images
of the assassin who killed
United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson
on the streets of Manhattan.
Thompson, 50, the head of America's largest
health insurance company,
was fatally shot in the chest and leg around
6:45am outside the Hilton Hotel by a
masked attacker who remains at large.
The NYPD released two images showing the gunman
opening fire and then fleeing on a bicycle,
as the force issued a $10,000 reward
for information leading to the
killer's capture. ]


Evil Killer on the Run.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14157861/Brian-Thompson-surveillance-attacker-Hilton-United-Healthcare.html

[Maru]

United sucks.

Also, the world has gone nuts.

[Alf]

1864376425685438810

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/05/15/92835819-0-image-m-9_1733414096538.jpg

[arista]

https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/gd-qejhxaaafz2x.jpg?c=original&q=w_1280,c_fill



https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/05/16/1733415542442_lc_galleryImage_CEO_ASSASSIN_NEW_PIC TURES.JPG
Smilling killer
still being Hunted

[arista]

They now have a photo
of the killer smiling

He went to Central Park
to change clothes
Police say.


Ref: CNN HD Live

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/05/16/92837255-0-image-m-2_1733415834836.jpg

[arista]

[The hunt for the assassin who shot
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson dead
in Midtown Manhattan has stretched
into its second day.
Thompson, 50, was shot by a masked attacker
at 6:45am on Wednesday morning outside
the Hilton Hotel, and died later in hospital.

Follow to stay up to date with the NYPD's
city-wide manhunt for the assassin after
he fled on a bike and remains at large.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14161717/brian-thompson-unitedhealthcare-ceo-death-updates.html

[arista]

The Evil Killer
went into the nearby Starbucks
bought a Water and 2 Energy Snacks
before he did his easy Killing

Ref: All Media

[Swan]

The Evil Killer
went into the nearby Starbucks
bought a Water and 2 Energy Snacks
before he did his easy Killing

Ref: All Media

Has a motive been established yet?

Imagine if the powers at be put this much effort into finding every murderer, of all "classes". Would be a lot less murders im sure.

[Maru]

He didn't sound to be terribly careful so someone will either recognize him or they will find prints...

[arista]

He didn't sound to be terribly careful so someone will either recognize him or they will find prints...


Yes he should have kept the Wrappers
of the 2 Energy bars he bought
in Starbucks.


Police now looking at his fingerprints.


They should shoot him dead

[arista]

BBC News Text :
[Metro's front page is dedicated to the fatal shooting
of a healthcare executive in New York.
Under the headline "Smiling Assassin" the paper
features two CCTV images, one of the
shooter and another released by police
of a man in similar-looking clothing
officers say is a person of interest.
Metro reports the "grinning gunman" left "a
cryptic three word message" by writing
deny, defend and depose on the
bullet casings used in the shooting,
which it says echoes the "title of a book
exposing tactics used by firms to beat claims".]



https://liveblog.digitalimages.sky/lc-images-sky/lcimg-fd1d86e2-9258-4aee-a475-701f99e2384e.jpeg

[arista]

4 Days in


He has got away

[Cherie]

BBC News Text :
[Metro's front page is dedicated to the fatal shooting
of a healthcare executive in New York.
Under the headline "Smiling Assassin" the paper
features two CCTV images, one of the
shooter and another released by police
of a man in similar-looking clothing
officers say is a person of interest.
Metro reports the "grinning gunman" left "a
cryptic three word message" by writing
deny, defend and depose on the
bullet casings used in the shooting,
which it says echoes the "title of a book
exposing tactics used by firms to beat claims".]



https://liveblog.digitalimages.sky/lc-images-sky/lcimg-fd1d86e2-9258-4aee-a475-701f99e2384e.jpeg

That was my first thought that it was someone disgruntled with the healthcare system possibly revenging a dead relative

[MTVN]

I've never seen so many people celebrating someone's death before :umm2:

Every post I've seen online has been taking delight in it

[Livia]

When I hear 'assassin' or 'professional hit' I always imagine it's someone who knows what they're doing. You know, someone who would avoid having their face filmed.

[Livia]

I've never seen so many people celebrating someone's death before :umm2:

Every post I've seen online has been taking delight in it

I think this company is quite famous for not paying settlements, underpaying staff, exploiting patients..,

[arista]

He used a Swiss-made VPN gun
from WW2.

(former) FBI Special Agent James Gagliano
speaking Live on USA CNN HD

[Liam-]

I've never seen so many people celebrating someone's death before :umm2:

Every post I've seen online has been taking delight in it

Not celebrating, just showing the same level of empathy for him that him, his company and the numerous other insurance companies show to their customers who spend decades paying them to only be denied coverage when they eventually need it because the companies don’t want to pay out so they can give their executives eye watering salaries and bonuses.

They don’t care when they leave people to either go bankrupt to treat themselves and their families or die because they can’t afford treatment, so the pearl clutching people are doing over people not feeling sympathy for this one person is really quite nauseating

[Crimson Dynamo]

Not celebrating, just showing the same level of empathy for him that him, his company and the numerous other insurance companies show to their customers who spend decades paying them to only be denied coverage when they eventually need it because the companies don’t want to pay out so they can give their executives eye watering salaries and bonuses.

They don’t care when they leave people to either go bankrupt to treat themselves and their families or die because they can’t afford treatment

Yep

:skull:

[Cherie]

When I hear 'assassin' or 'professional hit' I always imagine it's someone who knows what they're doing. You know, someone who would avoid having their face filmed.

apparently he wasn't a pro, one of the bullets missed

[rusticgal]

apparently he wasn't a pro, one of the bullets missed



Well he clearly wasn’t a pro….being caught on camera with no face covering :shrug:

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeLKQWYWwAAmrCS?format=jpg&name=small

The Killer
still not caught

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeBJ5ytWsAALKTy?format=jpg&name=small

[Maru]

I think this company is quite famous for not paying settlements, underpaying staff, exploiting patients..,

United is a parasitic insurance corp. You're an innocent unfortunate if your employee offers them. In the US (as you probably know) it's not up to us which company we use if it's through an employer, which is how a vast majority of people get their insurance is through their employer's group policy.. and to some extent, this extends to people on benefits who are allowed other coverages... I know people who are on disability that are stuck with United.

They offered cheap rates to the uninsured who were looking for private health insurance (not joining a group policy through employer), but yeah you get what you pay for... and people probably use them because they are cheaper... the employer has to pay a significant chunk of the group policy to keep costs reasonable, that's why.

There is financial AID though and it's often not sought when it would be beneficial. Depending on income, some hospitals will wipe off your entire bill (Methodist is one) if you meet certain criteria... that's including if you have insurance. The insurance picks up their end of the cost, but any balance leftover after copays/payouts, they will take care of it or they will take care of a portion... extra information, but just to let people know what kinds of help is available in the US...

[Maru]

I've never seen so many people celebrating someone's death before :umm2:

Every post I've seen online has been taking delight in it

That's why I'm immediately skeptical when I see any person (online particularly) that bangs on about morals like they're from the top of the hill... too often it's much more the extreme end of the latter part of that spectrum...

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GePrrlzXsAAvQxp?format=jpg&name=small

[Ninastar]

When I hear 'assassin' or 'professional hit' I always imagine it's someone who knows what they're doing. You know, someone who would avoid having their face filmed.

I think like this too but then it also makes me think about who really did the crime and who is able to hide them from the rest of the world so well

[arista]

At Last
FBI issue a Reward of $10K
if it leads to his arrest

[arista]

New Photo :


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[Alf]

He's probably already dead.

[arista]

In Pennsylvania

A man pulled from a Bus.

In connection to the killer.

CNN HD USA Live.

[arista]

He's probably already dead.



No I doubt that

[Alf]

No I doubt thatNo way does someone ride away on a bicycle in New York from a cold blooded murder of a wealthy person, in broad daylight and it's not a set up.

[arista]

No way does someone ride away on a bicycle in New York from a cold blooded murder of a wealthy person, in broad daylight and it's not a set up.


Rubbish.

Early in the Morning, he went back to Central Park

Got Changed
Left NYC



No one stopped him

[arista]

Man pulled off a Bus
Pennsylvania. (Arrested in a McDonalds)


Is the latest

[Alf]

Man pulled off a Bus
Pennsylvania.


Is the latestGreat movie


9RKEUzQe30M

[arista]

Luigi Mangione is being questioned
over the shooting


NBC NEWS

[arista]

https://news.sky.com/story/brian-thompson-killing-man-questioned-over-shooting-of-health-insurance-boss-found-with-manifesto-that-criticised-healthcare-firms-13270474

Looks like they have arrested him

His name is Luigi Mangione

[arista]

[Luigi Mangione, 26, is being detained over
the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare
chief executive Brian Thompson.

Customers in a branch of McDonald's
in central Pennsylvania
thought the man was "suspicious" and called police,
NBC said, quoting three senior law
enforcement officials.]

[UserSince2005]

hmmm, would **** him if he put a bag over his head.
that **** eating grin is a bit much.

[The Slim Reaper]

That's why I'm immediately skeptical when I see any person (online particularly) that bangs on about morals like they're from the top of the hill... too often it's much more the extreme end of the latter part of that spectrum...

His company has a higher body count than all of the serial killers throughout history, combined.

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/10/01/92981455-0-image-m-7_1733795145140.jpg

[Maru]

[Luigi Mangione, 26, is being detained over
the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare
chief executive Brian Thompson.

Customers in a branch of McDonald's
in central Pennsylvania
thought the man was "suspicious" and called police,
NBC said, quoting three senior law
enforcement officials.]

That's crazy they identified him that easily.. most people in McDonalds usually pay that much attention

[arista]

[He reportedly had a 3D-printed ghost gun similar
to the one used in the Wednesday morning murder,
along with a gun silencer, a manifesto,
and four fake IDs when he was arrested by cops.
He reportedly had a 3D-printed ghost gun similar
to the one used in the Wednesday
morning murder, along with a gun silencer,
a manifesto,
and four fake IDs when
he was arrested by cops]


He wanted Bail?


The Judge said NO.

[arista]

That's crazy they identified him that easily.. most people in McDonalds usually pay that much attention


Stupid of him to go into a McD.



An Evil clever Killer.

SkyNewsHD showed him talking
when he was at college

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/10/00/1733789441823_lc_galleryImage_14174379_Luigi_Mangi one_i.JPG


Luigi Mangione, 26
Killer Locked Up

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/10/01/1733794270408_lc_galleryImage_Officials_at_the_Bla ir_Co.JPG

The Local Governer
was Disgusted with those who think this Killer
is a Hero.

[arista]

[Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said
Luigi Mangione 'is no hero'
Gov. Josh Shapiro said suspected
UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter
Luigi Mangione is 'no hero' following
his court appearence.
'In America, we do not kill people in cold blood
to resolve policy differences or express
a viewpoint,' Shapiro said.
'He is no hero. The real hero in this story
is the person who called 911 at
McDonald's this morning.']

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14174379/brian-thompson-unitedhealthcare-ceo-latest-hunt-pennsylvania.html

[arista]

Loads of his Classmates are Live on
CNNHD USA on UK TV.

They had no idea
he was a Terrorist.

[Glenn.]

[Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said
Luigi Mangione 'is no hero'
Gov. Josh Shapiro said suspected
UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter
Luigi Mangione is 'no hero' following
his court appearence.
'In America, we do not kill people in cold blood
to resolve policy differences or express
a viewpoint,' Shapiro said.
'He is no hero. The real hero in this story
is the person who called 911 at
McDonald's this morning.']

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14174379/brian-thompson-unitedhealthcare-ceo-latest-hunt-pennsylvania.html

They just let them die because they’re poor

[Beso]

[Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said
Luigi Mangione 'is no hero'
Gov. Josh Shapiro said suspected
UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter
Luigi Mangione is 'no hero' following
his court appearence.
'In America, we do not kill people in cold blood
to resolve policy differences or express
a viewpoint,' Shapiro said.
'He is no hero. The real hero in this story
is the person who called 911 at
McDonald's this morning.']

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14174379/brian-thompson-unitedhealthcare-ceo-latest-hunt-pennsylvania.html

You can stick your innocent till proven guilty up your arse, huh governor!

[arista]

They just let them die because they’re poor


Yes Glen


But Shooting him in his back
makes Luigi a coward.


Luigi has Rich Parents
they brought him up, very wrong

[Vanessa]

I knew he looked like a Latin guy. I got told I'm ignorant when I pointed this out on Instagram. Now im going to gloat :smug:

[Liam-]

He’s innocent, set him free

[arista]

He’s innocent, set him free


Shocking that you say that.


Outright Murder
Shot the CEO in his Back


He will go back to NYC
to face the Courts.

His Rich Parents
can no longer help him.....................

[Crimson Dynamo]

Soooooo we know the entire life story of one of these assassins, with pages of
newspaper copy dedicated to naming him and explaining his motives


But the other chap..? 🤐

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GebzHigWAAACk7B?format=jpg&name=360x360https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GebzHeaWwAAumbp?format=jpg&name=360x360

:think:

[Glenn.]

I knew he looked like a Latin guy. I got told I'm ignorant when I pointed this out on Instagram. Now im going to gloat :smug:

It was ignorant to say that though…

[arista]

The Evil Killer,
has a damaged back,
rods in there.

[arista]

That's crazy they identified him that easily.. most people in McDonalds usually pay that much attention

He was seated with his laptop
updating his manifesto.

[MTVN]

Sounds quite like he wanted to be caught. Weird idolisation of this guy going on who will no doubt turn out to be a bit of a wrong un overall

[Ninastar]

I honestly thought he was a blonde haired blue eyed white guy but my facial recognition skills are honestly terrible

I’m good at clocking nationalities tho. I think it’s something that you can just do when you’re well travelled tbh

[Maru]

He was seated with his laptop
updating his manifesto.

:joker:

[arista]

He was Top of his class at College.

He will soon be taken in an Armed Van
To NYC.
Or they may try Flying him?

[Alf]

Where's the uni-brow at?


1866271139040731570

[Ammi]

4Wr43VJsij8

[arista]

Yes,
he is trying to get rid of the Murder Charge.

Manslaughter charges could get less time in jail.


Get him back to NYC
Evil Killer 100%

[Ammi]

…it’s hard to see how it can be reduced to manslaughter when the was such an a detailed ‘escape’ after the killing as well…but they’re citing intense back pain that he’d suffered for a long time, I think…

[Zizu]

…it’s hard to see how it can be reduced to manslaughter when the was such an a detailed ‘escape’ after the killing as well…but they’re citing intense back pain that he’d suffered for a long time, I think…


If he’s tried to kill someone then he deserves to DIE ..

[arista]

…it’s hard to see how it can be reduced to manslaughter when the was such an a detailed ‘escape’ after the killing as well…but they’re citing intense back pain that he’d suffered for a long time, I think…



Yes Pain Tablets
he would take daily.


But to stand behind
the CEO of Insurance
and Shoot until he is dead.
With his 3-D Gun and Silencer

Evil Killer

Top awards in his Education
so he wants to try to change it all


The Politics are typical
in USA.

[Ammi]

Yes Pain Tablets
he would take daily.


But to stand behind
the CEO of Insurance
and Shoot until he is dead.
With his 3-D Gun and Silencer

Evil Killer

Top awards in his Education
so he wants to try to change it all


The Politics are typical
in USA.

…I don’t disagree with what you say, Arista…it’ll be interesting to see if the charges are reduced and how the court case develops with this…

[James]

I've never seen so many people celebrating someone's death before :umm2:

Every post I've seen online has been taking delight in it

It reminds me of some of the online reaction to the TItanic submersible tragedy. The same kind of comments.

[arista]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standard/976/cpsprodpb/b856/live/c5624870-b73f-11ef-a0f2-fd81ae5962f4.png.webp

[arista]

Police now have
all the fingerprints matched the Evil Murder
in NYC

Some Legal Experts think his NYC Lawyer
may try to say he is insane?


Ref: CNN HD USA on UK TV.

[arista]

Also in NYC today
activists have put up posters,
saying Wanted in Red Ink
then the Photos of other CEO's of Health Groups.

Extra Police Protection
has now been given

Some companies
have kept their CEO's working from home


Ref: CNN HD USA on UK TV

[Maru]

Yes Pain Tablets
he would take daily.


But to stand behind
the CEO of Insurance
and Shoot until he is dead.
With his 3-D Gun and Silencer

Evil Killer

Top awards in his Education
so he wants to try to change it all


The Politics are typical
in USA.

One thing I learned from living on the East Coast is that this is not typical politics. Coastal politics, particularly, are more prone to being touched by Ivy League ideology by virtue of the demographics that exist there (higher class, more entrenched group think). I'm sure if I frequented certain circles here, I could see it more, but as a normal person I can gladly say it is very easy to avoid...

[arista]

One thing I learned from living on the East Coast is that this is not typical politics. Coastal politics, particularly, are more prone to being touched by Ivy League ideology by virtue of the demographics that exist there (higher class, more entrenched group think). I'm sure if I frequented certain circles here, I could see it more, but as a normal person I can gladly say it is very easy to avoid...


Fair Points

[Glenn.]

We’ll be seeing a lot more of Elons kid (human shield) taking rides on his ‘daddies’ shoulders.

[arista]

One thing I learned from living on the East Coast is that this is not typical politics. Coastal politics, particularly, are more prone to being touched by Ivy League ideology by virtue of the demographics that exist there (higher class, more entrenched group think). I'm sure if I frequented certain circles here, I could see it more, but as a normal person I can gladly say it is very easy to avoid...



https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GegDaUTXwAAlohj?format=jpg&name=small

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GegD3SSWkAAiS8t?format=jpg&name=small

[The Slim Reaper]

#FreeLuigi

Make CEO's scared again.

[arista]

#FreeLuigi

Make CEO's scared again.


He Shot the CEO in his back
coward.

[The Slim Reaper]

He Shot the CEO in his back
coward.

Healthcare insurance companies kill people with rejection letters.

Bigger cowards.

[Maru]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GegDaUTXwAAlohj?format=jpg&name=small

Yeah, so... I went to college in that area... there's a maturity difference between young people in that neck of the woods and the young people back home. The young who were attending college in TX had jobs, paid their own car notes and were forced to be self-sufficient. But more importantly, they had lives outside of the academic bubble. Glamorous campus life wasn't a thing and it wasn't practical for people's schedules. Many 18 year olds held jobs and were paying their own car notes when I was in high school. Their parents who worked very hard and were blue collar, so they expected it. So yeah, that's how I knew life...

In Central MD, the demographics are much more stratified (as in hyper poor with hyper rich... often the latter). Many of the parents are VERY well-connected and lead sheltered lives themselves, some for practical reasons (the nature of their work, national security, needing to travel constantly, etc...). So while the young people there live "very well", they hardly live at all in comparison to my TX peers. You could try to have conversations about "real life", but they didn't experience it, so it was often "Well, I know someone who does that", "My parents know a person", "My parents do that".. but never first hand experience of most anything. So I guess if living like this, it's easier to "see the point" to spend a lot more of their social time on campus absorbing group think... I don't know how else they fit in :shrug:... it was like extended childhood, so not relatable to me. A completely different atmosphere and way of growing up.

I do not think this is a "norm", but one of the incentives of extending childhood beyond high school with endless public funding and "free" education is so that the institutions have more time to mold them... that's my opinion, anyway.

Sadly, I do think it has become more common even here with younger people to stay self-absorbed and that means seeing themselves as above working 'odd jobs', passing on valuable life experience, etc. I couldn't relate to the that peer group at all as I was living on my own since 20yo and certainly not "well to do"... but I wouldn't dream of shooting a CEO or a mall over my hardships, which I had quite a few then... and I did struggle without health insurance at that time (United wouldn't even take me at the time, as I had preexisting), and could find people to be butt hurt on my behalf about such things when they will almost certainly never live that experience... which was also foreign to me :laugh: It was almost like they got high of it... also this friend group was the first to introduce "trans" ideology which I just thought was a random conversation they wanted to have, not an actual ideology... but yeah, that person was deep in a Masters program then on the psych end (also MD)... (I think this was in 2010)

[The Slim Reaper]

Yeah, so... I went to college in that area... there's a maturity difference between young people in that neck of the woods and the young people back home. The young who were attending college in TX had jobs, paid their own car notes and were forced to be self-sufficient. But more importantly, they had lives outside of the academic bubble. Glamorous campus life wasn't a thing and it wasn't practical for people's schedules. Many 18 year olds held jobs and were paying their own car notes when I was in high school. Their parents who worked very hard and were blue collar, so they expected it. So yeah, that's how I knew life...

In Central MD, the demographics are much more stratified (as in hyper poor with hyper rich... often the latter). Many of the parents are VERY well-connected and lead sheltered lives themselves, some for practical reasons (the nature of their work, national security, needing to travel constantly, etc...). So while the young people there live "very well", they hardly live at all in comparison to my TX peers. You could try to have conversations about "real life", but they didn't experience it, so it was often "Well, I know someone who does that", "My parents know a person", "My parents do that".. but never first hand experience of most anything. So I guess if living like this, it's easier to "see the point" to spend a lot more of their social time on campus absorbing group think... I don't know how else they fit in :shrug:... it was like extended childhood, so not relatable to me. A completely different atmosphere and way of growing up.

I do not think this is a "norm", but one of the incentives of extending childhood beyond high school with endless public funding and "free" education is so that the institutions have more time to mold them... that's my opinion, anyway.

Sadly, I do think it has become more common even here with younger people to stay self-absorbed and that means seeing themselves as above working 'odd jobs', passing on valuable life experience, etc. I couldn't relate to the that peer group at all as I was living on my own since 20yo and certainly not "well to do"... but I wouldn't dream of shooting a CEO or a mall over my hardships, which I had quite a few then... and I did struggle without health insurance at that time (United wouldn't even take me at the time, as I had preexisting), and could find people to be butt hurt on my behalf about such things when they will almost certainly never live that experience... which was also foreign to me :laugh: It was almost like they got high of it... also this friend group was the first to introduce "trans" ideology which I just thought was a random conversation they wanted to have, not an actual ideology... but yeah, that person was deep in a Masters program then on the psych end (also MD)... (I think this was in 2010)

So many weird generalisations.

[arista]

He Luigi has been Indicted on Murder
of Brian Thompon.

Live in NYC on SkyNewsHD

[Alf]

#FreeLuigi

Make CEO's scared again.Glad you're on the Pro-second ammendment side.

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ge_euiOXYAAQXDY?format=jpg&name=medium

[arista]

No,
he will be jailed

[arista]

The killer is on his on his way to NYC


right now

[arista]

He is now in NYC


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/15/93319855-14210055-image-a-83_1734621930511.jpg

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/16/93321633-14210055-The_alleged_murderer_was_clean_shaven_and_appeared _to_have_had_a-m-3_1734624105422.jpg

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/13/92977511-14210055-Surveillance_camera_footage_showed_the_gunman_susp ected_to_be_Ma-a-50_1734613954684.jpg


As the killer Killed him

[arista]

he faces the Death Pemalty

[MTVN]

he faces the Death Pemalty

New York doesn't have the death penalty though?

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/19/93327935-14211267-The_NYPD_put_up_a_huge_show_of_force_as_Mangione_l anded_on_a_Man-m-143_1734635422553.jpg

[Crimson Dynamo]

Saturday Nite Live mentions Luigi Mangione and the young left-wing crowd ERUPTS in cheers.

https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/1870847367483981858

how "progressive"

[Glenn.]

You can go into a school and shoot a load of kids and be spared the death penalty but a CEO?

America really is great isn’t it

[user104658]

You can go into a school and shoot a load of kids and be spared the death penalty but a CEO?

America really is great isn’t it

If he'd shot an immigrant he'd already be out on time served.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Free daddy. He said he's not guilty

[arista]

Free daddy. He said he's not guilty


Of Course, he would say that.


He is Guilty 100%

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Of Course, he would say that.


He is Guilty 100%

Not convinced he is.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Not convinced he is.

A set up?

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

A set up?

It wouldn't be the first time in America's history

[arista]

Not convinced he is.

100 % Video Proof
he was shot down in Cold Blood
the CEO of Insurance.
By your Evil Killer



Evil as Hell

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/05/16/1733415542442_lc_galleryImage_CEO_ASSASSIN_NEW_PIC TURES.JPG
Your Evil killer Smiling

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeBJ5ytWsAALKTy?format=jpg&name=small


Posting Again.

[arista]

He will now face the Death Penalty


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/1376x774/p0kdw2vv.jpg

[arista]

#FreeLuigi

Make CEO's scared again.


No Slim


Death to him

Legally

[The Slim Reaper]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GuQjkXAakAIaC46?format=jpg&name=small

https://people.com/ceo-found-dead-at-hotel-after-police-responded-to-possible-overdose-11757154

[arista]

Possible
I assume someone with Gloves
could have killed him.

[The Slim Reaper]

Possible
I assume someone with Gloves
could have killed him.

https://media.tenor.com/zMKRKMKMcDEAAAAM/michael-michael-jackson.gif

[Maru]

He will now face the Death Penalty


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/1376x774/p0kdw2vv.jpg

I'm ready to hear his lawyer's arguments for why he shouldn't get DP...

[Alf]

Possible
I assume someone with Gloves
could have killed him.Tyson Fury?

[Mystic Mock]

Possible
I assume someone with Gloves
could have killed him.

Katie Taylor?:joker: