Anonymous wrote:What’s new w Luigi? Is he remorseful yet and getting the mental help he needs?

Anonymous wrote:It is a strange paradox that Luigi is now a household name and face.

His name even regularly comes up on SNL too!

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Anonymous wrote:Did Luigi even attempt to get another job after summer 2023 TrueCar job stopped? Anyone get his CV or networking? Or did he take the “solo travel and find myself for a year” approach to that?

Sounds perfectly normal for a wage slave. Just take year off and find yourself.

Anonymous wrote:Did Luigi even attempt to get another job after summer 2023 TrueCar job stopped? Anyone get his CV or networking? Or did he take the “solo travel and find myself for a year” approach to that?

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Anonymous wrote:Like a detached psychopath.

Goes off the radar
Planned for months
Stalked a human target
Made a gun, decorated bullets, put funny money in a drop bag
Practiced the hit and location
Woke up at 5am, staked out the door, and lakes up to victim, shot him three times dead
And walked off.
Monitored the news and aftermath on the run.

One scary dude

He is not scary. He is a nice altruitsic dude with a great smile.

Know who else used to have nice smiles?

- the innocent children who’s father Luigi murdered in cold blood.

And so did small innocent children of patients who had their life saving health procedures and treatment denied by the AI UHC’s CEO allowed. Probably an even larger pool than his 19 year old and 16 year old “innocent children"

Name one.

+1. I have a super common cancer (breast cancer) and the treatment is so standard, no one gets denied. I have literally interacted with hundreds of other breast cancer patients and ZERO are denied chemo, radiation and surgery if indicated.

It gets way, way more challenging for patients suffering from a rare cancer or other ailment without a standard of care. I can absolutely see a patient feeling like their healthcare insurer is denying them lifesaving treatment when in reality, the treatment is experimental or doesn’t have proven success rates. Maybe the treatment would’ve saved their life, maybe it wouldn’t. There’s no way of knowing.

People aren’t complaining about being denied radiation for prostate cancer or chemo for a stage iv breast cancer patient. They’re complaining about treatments that may or may not be lifesaving.

I have a good friend w a blood cancer and she has had to jump through crazy hoops for standard of care treatment (and often pay out of pocket so she does t have a break in treatment while prior auths are processing, though she is generally reimbursed.)

(Despite all that and her anger at the insurance industry she thinks that people who are acting like murdering a man in cold blood is excusable or helpful are childish idiots.)

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Anonymous wrote:New info per CNN:
The suspected gunman who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson traveled by bus from Atlanta to New York before the shooting, a law enforcement source said. Authorities also said the suspect used a fake New Jersey driver’s license to check into an Upper West Side hostel.

Must have been fascinating or scary to read stuff like this day after day on the run. Wonder where he charged his phones and laptop?

Anonymous wrote:Hasn’t the WH come out and said it’s a federal death penalty case now,

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The suspected gunman who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson traveled by bus from Atlanta to New York before the shooting, a law enforcement source said. Authorities also said the suspect used a fake New Jersey driver’s license to check into a Upper West Side hostel.

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Interesting. That was likely the only way to get his gun to NYC. Greyhound has no security check points.

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Anonymous wrote:Only 50 years old.... I wonder if it was a motived killing or random? I guess time will tell.

I heard that he was separated at the time from his wife so of course I immediately thought she hired someone to kill him.

But I do wonder what the motive is for anyone doing such an evil thing.
I read that the three bullets that killed him had some words on them which is creepy.

Regardless I am quite confident that the killer will be caught very soon since there are even some photos that are showcasing his face.

Not just any 3 words, but the tactics insurance companies use to avoid paying claims; each bullet had a different one of the 3 D’s of the insurance industry on it: Delay, Deny, Defend.

Except thr third one didn’t say defend. It said depose.

Webster- Despose: remove from office suddenly and forcefully

Anonymous wrote:I think they know his identity now and just aren’t saying. They are gathering info and talking to people before they publicly ID him. By now someone has called in to say, yeah that’s my neighbor Tim.

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The suspected gunman who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson traveled by bus from Atlanta to New York before the shooting, a law enforcement source said. Authorities also said the suspect used a fake New Jersey driver’s license to check into an Upper West Side hostel.