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Anonymous wrote:My guess is that The Back surgery lead to opioid abuse, which then led to use of psychedelics and harder stuff.

Here come the excuses because it’s a rich white guy.

He’s not really white. My guess is his roots are in southern Italy with North African genes somewhere in his family tree.

Italians are white.

Some are, some aren’t. People are saying his family is mafioso, which is Sicilian and often not white. A lot of North African in that gene pool which explains his appearance.

Should’ve hightailed it back to the home country.

He was in his own country. I’m just analyzing his features, not talking politics here.

This not white business harks back to the 1920s when Italians and Eastern Europeans and Jews were considered not white. I would expect people in Spain and Portugal often have N African genes from before Isabella and Ferdinand.

+1 they’ve been kicking MENA out of the region since the 11th century

Anonymous wrote:What if his lawyers argue it was self-defense.

Objection, irrelevant.

All these dimwits are going to regretting going all in on this guy when it turns out he also wants to kill airline CEO’s for chemtrails or something. Insurance industry sucks AND this guy is probably mentally ill and wouldn’t have done this in his right mind.

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

Attractive, 20 something yr old men don’t sit alone in a McDonald’s eating. He should have went to Sweet Greens. He would have blended in

Do they even have that in Sweetgreen? He got off the bus in Altoona and it sounds like he was just wandering around. I assume he probably got cold because he probably couldn’t get a hotel and was just sitting in McDonald’s and loitering around

Anonymous wrote:What if his lawyers argue it was self-defense.

This isn’t an episode of law and order, so that will never happen.

Anonymous wrote:He looks different in every photo.

Handsome in all of them

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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?

Getting pulled under and tumbled by a wave is the equivalent of a human washing machine. Violent and puts lots of strains on the muscles. He could have crashed on underwater rock formations or reefs - very common in Hawaii.

Also there's tons of head injuries, concussions, and likely CTE associated with surfing. Why do you think surfers are kinda dopey? Repetitive head crashes and getting your head bounced around by the waves.

+1 My DH broke his collarbone like this. He’s lucky it wasn’t his back or his neck.

Someone on r/medicine said Grade 2 spondylolisthesis--where a vertebra is out of place by 25% to 50%, I don't know where the details have come from but mentioning fusion and the guy perhaps having been denied revision or had surgery and insurance refused to pay for it. In another thread a different doctor described a patient who needed spine surgery, fought hard for authorization, then they had to move it up 2 days for medical reasons and it was denied because it wasn't in the window.

My son was a fusion candidate but waited 9 months to change insurance and another 5 to get ADR approved and scheduled. He was disabled and in a huge amount of pain all those months, even with large doses of opioid and non opioid and steroid injections and chiropractor care. We really do not have great remedies for pain (opioids aren't great but neither are most of the alternatives, and he had GI bleeds and anemia from NSAIDs). Chronic severe pain also causes depression and anxiety.

Anonymous wrote:What if his lawyers argue it was self-defense.

Well…you can’t align yourself with the Unibomber for one.

What if his lawyers argue it was self-defense.

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

You really don’t.

Mind your own business.

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

Attractive, 20 something yr old men don’t sit alone in a McDonald’s eating. He should have went to Sweet Greens. He would have blended in

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

No really, you don’t

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

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Anonymous wrote:My guess is that The Back surgery lead to opioid abuse, which then led to use of psychedelics and harder stuff.

Here come the excuses because it’s a rich white guy.

He’s not really white. My guess is his roots are in southern Italy with North African genes somewhere in his family tree.

Italians are white.

Some are, some aren’t. People are saying his family is mafioso, which is Sicilian and often not white. A lot of North African in that gene pool which explains his appearance.

Should’ve hightailed it back to the home country.

He was in his own country. I’m just analyzing his features, not talking politics here.

This not white business harks back to the 1920s when Italians and Eastern Europeans and Jews were considered not white. I would expect people in Spain and Portugal often have N African genes from before Isabella and Ferdinand.