Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did he want to get caught? Why didn’t he fly back to Hawaii? What’s his relation to middle PA?
TSA uses facial recognition now. There's no way he could have flown.
He could have flown the day it happened before his partial photo was everywhere.
A young man randomly hanging out in the middle of nowhere PA makes you look extremely suspicious. Dead-end rust belt towns are all townies and elderly people.
They would have tracked him if he’d flown.
I don't know that they would have, or if they did, it would take awhile. He could have been across the globe in a country without an extradition treaty before they even released their crappy pics.
Flying is expensive and requires credit cards and valid IDs. Would also have to toss all of the fake IDs.
That said, should have bought a Rolex on a credit card and flown to a foreign country. Rolex can be sold for quick cash.
Hanging out in middle PA is a lame after such apparent methodical planning.
This is a pretty wacky ending. How could he think this was a good idea? Did the popular reaction make him cocky? People might talk a big game when they're behind a keyboard at home, but it turns out people are nervous around murderers.
It's much, much easier to plan a surprise attack than to escape detection afterward.
It's a sudden huge shift in advantage in the scenario.
It's a different universe before vs after. It's bound to collapse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:His family didn’t recognize him and turn him in?! WTAF!
Family first, remember? That’s what Joe taught us.
You think that only Joe taught us? Nearly everyone of Trump's kids/in laws have worked for him, including on the taxpayers' dollars. Hunter never worked for the USG nor for the party.
Anonymous wrote:X reporting Luigi's family is one of the richer families in Maryland?
His family bought him (at 25) his own house and he sold it in June for 900k before moving to Hawaii.
The CEO he murdered did not go to an ivy league school and grew up in an Iowa farming family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good looking solo young men stick out like a sore thumb in the Rust Belt, especially a McDonald’s, which is full of obese poor locals and crippled elderly people.
Yes. It is the world's worst plan to go to a tiny town like that where all the locals know each other. Makes zero sense.
The idiocy of what he did is so dumb it must have been intentional. Why the elaborate plan to get out of NYC and then that's all he had? Seems like he wanted to get caught.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Back injury happened when he was surfing in Hawaii.
Surgery didn’t go great.
Moved to Japan.
His contact with family stopped about a year ago. Recently the family reached out to his friends from high school asking if they had info on him.
So he’s been pretty aloof for awhile. This checks out with his IG tagged photos as there were a lot of posts from family through 2023, none recently.
How does a young man get so injured while surfing? Blasted by a nasty wave or crashing into rocks?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did he want to get caught? Why didn’t he fly back to Hawaii? What’s his relation to middle PA?
TSA uses facial recognition now. There's no way he could have flown.
He could have flown the day it happened before his partial photo was everywhere.
A young man randomly hanging out in the middle of nowhere PA makes you look extremely suspicious. Dead-end rust belt towns are all townies and elderly people.
They would have tracked him if he’d flown.
I don't know that they would have, or if they did, it would take awhile. He could have been across the globe in a country without an extradition treaty before they even released their crappy pics.
Flying is expensive and requires credit cards and valid IDs. Would also have to toss all of the fake IDs.
That said, should have bought a Rolex on a credit card and flown to a foreign country. Rolex can be sold for quick cash.
Hanging out in middle PA is a lame after such apparent methodical planning.
This is a pretty wacky ending. How could he think this was a good idea? Did the popular reaction make him cocky? People might talk a big game when they're behind a keyboard at home, but it turns out people are nervous around murderers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://nypost.com/2024/12/09/us-news/person-of-interest-in-fatal-shooting-of-unitedhealthcare-boss-brian-thompson-idd-as-luigi-mangione-an-ex-ivy-league-student/
Luigi Mangione
From his Twitter/X looks like he had extensive surgery if that's an xray of himself
https://x.com/pepmangione
But seeing any health posts on X
there's an xray in his photo. Plus spinal surgery books in his Goodreads
Maybe he had scoliosis
\Anonymous wrote:His parents own Turf Valley Resort and Hayfields Country Club
https://www.hayfieldscc.com/Home/History
https://www.turfvalley.com/about/history-community
They also own NINE assisted living facilities in Maryland. These folks have big $$$$$.
https://www.lorienhealth.com/about-lorien
https://www.seniorlivingnews.com/lorien-health-services-names-john-mangione-jr-as-vice-president-of-care-forward/
I'm sure they own a bunch of other valuable pieces of land around the Baltimore area. Where the heck did all this wealth come from? It seems like the family started all these businesses in the late 70s and into the mid 80s.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People from Altoona are not right This is their pizza:
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This is worth fighting the Reddit image hijacker