byron
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his Facebook page gone also
UnitedHealthcare CEO shot, killed outside Midtown Manhattan hotel; suspect sought
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libertysnake
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Apparently, his motive from what I've been able to piece together was his mother had really bad neuropathy and UHC didn't want to cover anything for years and years and kept dicking him and her around. And then he had some sort of pain thing too going on and just snapped and decided he wasn't going to tolerate it anymore.
So it was claims related.
So it was claims related.
Acer-m14
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His family is worth millions. They are deeply invested in healthcare and real estate. Kid went to U Penn, traveled all over.
They weren't hurting so much for money that some denied claims would ruin their lives at all. If that were the case I could agree.
I think it's more likely that the volunteer work the kid did at the family's nursing/elderly care facility helped influence his beliefs and the internet research he did on his own back pain problems took him down some rabbit holes. Combine that with what he had likely been taught at U. Penn and what most kids believe these days, that capitalism is the root of all evil and everything bad that happens to them must be someone else's fault, then you can see how the Marxist mindset starts to take hold.
You can even see it by some here of all places.
These problems are not due to capitalism, it's due to Government meddling.
Jsmegs77
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I’m still not convinced this is the shooter. It’s too convenient and easy. This one is the fall guy, apparently… but as to being the actual trigger man, well I’m not buying it.
Phazer
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Pretty dumb valedictorian to be found with a 3D printed gun & silencer, manifesto, Faraday bags and fake IDs if he's not the shooter.
But of course those were planted when he was caught in Altoona because the Altoona PD have skin in this game.
Why does everything have to sound like an Ian Fleming novel.......?
But of course those were planted when he was caught in Altoona because the Altoona PD have skin in this game.
Why does everything have to sound like an Ian Fleming novel.......?
Phazer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Sounds like a pretty stupid smart guy.Pretty dumb valedictorian to be found with a 3D printed gun & silencer, manifesto, Faraday bags and fake IDs if he's not the shooter.
But of course those were planted when he was caught in Altoona because the Altoona PD have skin in this game.
Why does everything have to sound like an Ian Fleming novel.......?
Patsy?
I like a conspiracy as much as anyone (except maybe defilade) but no, I don't think so. I think he is the guy.
I imagine the cops have body cam footage going through his backpack that will make it to the trial. Evidence chain of custody is critical.
If he is a patsy then that is some Lee Harvey stupid level patsy right there.........hey Lee, take this Carcano up to the 6th floor and put it near the window behind them stacked boxes....thanks.
This wasn't all that easy to solve, it really wasn't "solved" at all, it mostly came down to dumb luck. The kid did take precautions and did some decent planning but made some stupid mistakes.
Keeping the mask and hat on made him resemble the wanted pics more than if he'd have ditched them, or at least altered them. (those bushy eyebrows are enough to make kathy jelly)
He also probably didn't realize how well they can track a subject through multiple camera feeds and work it backwards. If he had he'd never have dropped his mask in the hostel.
And most of all, have we heard from the FBI yet.....
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Robin
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Yeah, they found all those incriminating things on him plus ten G's and a couple G' in foreign currency all he commented on was the money, saying it wasn't his. Can't figure that one, but then he is a commie back shooting murderer, hard to figure that too.
Robin
Robin
yeah from a self made millionaire family and can't work out that it was capitalism that made it possible. Well he wasn't the one that earned it, so maybe to him it felt like socialism....green guilt. All it takes is a couple generations to turn a nation.
Maybe he denied the money was his because the foreign cash could be used to argue an intent to flee the country, implying guilt.
Or, here's another conspiracy theory....he was paid for the crime, the money on him was for expenses and his final payment was waiting in whatever country that foreign cash would have taken him to. The manifesto was a red herring to provide an alternate motive in the event he was caught.
He did play Among Us online. Maybe he LARP'd...
Also strange to me is that I read NYS has charged him with murder in the second degree. Why not first degree? Obviously premeditated. Easier conviction?
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Cavalry
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I'm going with a much more simple motive. He had whatever breakdown it took and did what he did because he is batshit crazy. He convinced himself that he was in the right and no one would ever find him eating in Mcdonalds so there was no reason to hide anything.
Our political leaders, who profit from the denial for-profit system run by corporate health insurers, have failed to act in the best interest of the people. And when politicians become indifferent to the people's needs, the people will act. It's really that simple.
And you want people like this nut job acting on your behalf? Is he your vision of a hero of the people? As I mentioned before I would be awfully careful before buying in to that line of reasoning. You just justified every potential assassin of trump.
I didn't say that. I said when the government doesn't act on behalf of the people, the people will do so on behalf of themselves. I'm not endorsing or encouraging anything, I'm merely identifying the reality of the situation. That action can take many forms, from disengagement to protests to violence, etc.
That being said, I don't really care the CEO got dirt napped. He made his pile of money.... blood money by putting in place policies to deny people coverage that they paid for. Keep in mind, this wasn't about charity or "free" stuff. These people paid thousands upon thousands of dollars for coverage and these insurance companies then up and deny them what they paid for. You can only deny people critical health care that they paid for for so long and to so many people before that boomerang returns home. To me this is a fuck around and find out item. If you poke enough bears, don't be surprised when one swipes you and eats your face.
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In NY, premeditation alone doesn’t qualify you for first degree. 2nd degree is the highest they could charge him with. Both can have life sentences, main difference is that for 1st degree there’s a mandatory minimum of 20 years, and for 2nd degree the minimum is 15 years.
LOL. You "didn't say that". But then you go on to justify this guy's murder. So you do think this nut job was justified.
FRANKIE
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I agree. Hard to bend over for the soap with a double fusion.
But on the bright side,
He will always have titanium bar stock (internal fixation) inside him, in his cell if he chooses to make tools for a jail break
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I didn't say it was justified. I said the response to the policies he put is place isn't unexpected. Similar to gang members getting shot. If you play stupid games don't be surprised when you win stupid prizes. Denying people literal life and death healthcoverage they paid for is a stupid game to play.
I also don't have a lot of sympathy for people that do bad things and face repercussions for their choices (again just like gang members getting shot).
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Pissed Off Patriot
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For a guy with alleged serious back issues, he didn't seem to have any problem twisting and getting out of the back of a police car, or pushing against police officers as he was being led into the building.
Can confirm.
Hypothetically if I was going to that sort of thing I'd assume that there were automated systems in place to release things. I'd do it as a sort of dead man's switch. Once I stopped signing in after a certain period of time it would start with whatever automated processes I wanted.
holdover
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I cant prove it, but I feel the same way. The guy was very intelligent and Tech savy , the plan was thought out in advance , the fact he even had a cell phone with him , then discarded it in a nearby trash can sounds like a total bullshit story to me too. I dont see how this kid could overlook such a detail , doesnt make sense. then buys a mocha latte and discards it near the crime scene. smiles for the camera , gives a great motive written on bullet casings . then writes a manifesto implicating himself , why a manifesto and where was he going to post it?
Who can argue against the evidence? DNA, spent caseings , video , slam dunk case just like Oswald.
Now I'm curious...
Saw this on GAB. Is there any truth to this?
Saw this on GAB. Is there any truth to this?
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holdover
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I cant say for sure, but there is some smoke there
Brian Thompson, United Health’s CEO, was assassinated outside his hotel days before testifying about the United Health Care breach in February of 2024. A breach that Nancy Pelosi made money off of. Pelosi made a $250,000 investment in Palo Alto Networks, a cybersecurity firm that later investigated the UH breach. Days later, their stock surged. Witnesses describe a masked gunman executing the hit with military precision.
Video of Brian thompson talking about Nancy Pelosi
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Brian Thompson, United Health’s CEO, was assassinated outside his hotel days before testifying about the United Health Care breach in February of 2024. A breach that Nancy Pelosi made money off of. Pelosi made a $250,000 investment in Palo Alto Networks, a cybersecurity firm that later investigated the UH breach. Days later, their stock surged. Witnesses describe a masked gunman executing the hit with military precision.
Video of Brian thompson talking about Nancy Pelosi
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holdover
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On February 21, 2024, United Healthcare was hacked in a ransomware data breach that impacted its Change Healthcare (CHC) unit. The data breach affected millions of customers and gave hackers access to significant amounts of sensitive personal information, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and healthcare records. Recovery from the breach is ongoing.
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Former House Speaker and current Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi has one of the best investment track records on Capitol Hill, with her portfolio generating a 65% return in 2023. Recently, she took a position inPalo Alto Networks Inc. (NASDAQANW), buying long-dated, in-the-money calls expiring in January 2025 with a strike price of $200. Let's take a closer look at her newest investment.
Palo Alto is a cybersecurity company specializing in secure access service edge, network, cloud and endpoint security. When the company publicly debuted back in 2012, it was primarily known as a firewall company, and it still sells firewall appliances and software today.
How Big Was the Breach?
The United Healthcare data breach impacted one-third of the American population, or approximately 110 million people. Hackers obtained contact information, including customers' names, phone numbers, and email addresses. Data may have also included health insurance information, financial and banking details, driver's licenses, state ID numbers, and Social Security numbers.How Did It Happen?
Hackers accessed a United Healthcare CHC server using compromised credentials, including stolen emails and passwords. The server lacked multi-factor authentication protection, allowing hackers to enter the system using only basic login details. After hackers entered, they demanded a financial ransom of $22 million in Bitcoin from United Healthcare, which the company paid.Impact of the Breach
The United Healthcare breach affected over 110 million Americans and enabled hackers to gain unprecedented amounts of sensitive data, including contact details, personally identifying information and medical records. The CEO of United Healthcare testified before Congress concerning the breach, noting the company repels cyberattacks nearly every minute of the day.
United Healthcare Data Breach Explained (How to Prevent It)
On February 21, 2024, United Healthcare was hacked in a ransomware data breach that impacted its Change Healthcare (CHC) unit. The data breach affected ...
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Former House Speaker and current Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi has one of the best investment track records on Capitol Hill, with her portfolio generating a 65% return in 2023. Recently, she took a position inPalo Alto Networks Inc. (NASDAQ
ANW), buying long-dated, in-the-money calls expiring in January 2025 with a strike price of $200. Let's take a closer look at her newest investment.Palo Alto is a cybersecurity company specializing in secure access service edge, network, cloud and endpoint security. When the company publicly debuted back in 2012, it was primarily known as a firewall company, and it still sells firewall appliances and software today.
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Robin
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Well that certainly lends a new perspective on the situation! Kinda evokes memories of another mystery that was covered up and never looked into.Now I'm curious...
Saw this on GAB. Is there any truth to this?
Murder of Seth Rich - Wikipedia
Brag will probably seek a probation sentence of at least a year.
Robin
Robin
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Fighting extradition? Its inevitable! I think his lawyer is trying to make a name for himself, especially after reading a short interview with him.
Robin
Robin
holdover
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You have to be rich to think like that.