He should have read more of the Grey Man series and he could have gotten away with it
United Healthcare CEO shot and killed in NYC
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The strange thing to me is that he was still wearing his mask at McDonald's. The best images of the killer were masked pictures highlighting the huge eyebrows. I bet if he wasn't wearing the mask at McDonald's, no one would have recognized him. The one maskless image at the hostel looks like Jake Gyllenhaal. There is no way the employee would have put those two together.
Hungry Ojos said:
The strange thing to me is that he was still wearing his mask at McDonald's. The best images of the killer were masked pictures highlighting the huge eyebrows. I bet if he wasn't wearing the mask at McDonald's, no one would have recognized him. The one maskless image at the hostel looks like Jake Gyllenhaal. There is no way the employee would have put those two together.
If he would have not worn the mask and also ran a trimmer with a guard through his brows you are probably right. Nobody would have recognized him.
bonfarr said:
Why stop there, should someone assassinate Jamie Dimon because they're pissed they didn't get a loan or they are pissed because of bank charges?
No one should assassinate anyone.
No one should cheat and defraud anyone either.
People who do this should go to jail.
So what other wealthy executives of for-profit organizations deserve to get gunned down like a dog in the street as vengeance for an unhappy and abused world?
Gun Manufacturer CEOs?
Defense Contractor CEOs?
Alcohol Producer CEOs?
Casino CEOs?
Hollywood CEOs?
Media CEOs?
Oil & Natural Gas Company CEO's (destroying the environment!!!)?
Tobacco Company CEOs?
..
College Football Coaches?
Gun Manufacturer CEOs?
Defense Contractor CEOs?
Alcohol Producer CEOs?
Casino CEOs?
Hollywood CEOs?
Media CEOs?
Oil & Natural Gas Company CEO's (destroying the environment!!!)?
Tobacco Company CEOs?
..
College Football Coaches?
Seriously, this is some bolshevik revolution commie bs way of thinking. It's twisted to justify or even be indifferent to.
Lenin would be proud of all his minions celebrating on the internet against the man. Reliving the 1910s.
Pumpkinhead said:
So what other wealthy executives of for-profit organizations deserve to get gunned down like a dog in the street as vengeance for an unhappy and abused world?
Gun Manufacturer CEOs?
Defense Contractor CEOs?
Alcohol Producer CEOs?
Casino CEOs?
Hollywood CEOs?
Media CEOs?
Oil & Natural Gas Company CEO's (destroying the environment!!!)?
Tobacco Company CEOs?
..
College Football Coaches?
Exactly the line of thinking that leads me to believe the killer would have murdered more people if not caught.
He had adopted an ideology that believes murder is justifiable and every rich CEO and celebrity was a potential target to push his worldview.
When you go postal you postal...bonfarr said:
Why stop there, should someone assassinate Jamie Dimon because they're pissed they didn't get a loan or they are pissed because of bank charges?
People will do bad things at the slightest provocation. Nothing new.
If you can't stand the time don't do the crime.
oh no said:you're right. everyone must die then.infinity ag said:
He may get shot for decisions he did not take. Life balances out.
We all need to be smart about the decisions we make in life.
Just because it is legal for me to fight Mike Tyson, doesn't mean that it is smart for me to do so.
bobbranco said:When you go postal you postal...bonfarr said:
Why stop there, should someone assassinate Jamie Dimon because they're pissed they didn't get a loan or they are pissed because of bank charges?
People will do bad things at the slightest provocation. Nothing new.
It is likely that the UHC screwed with him a LOT to push him to the point when he went postal. I hope they investigate what drove him to it as part of the entire investigation.
He murdered somebody. In cold blood. He will pay.
FobTies said:
What did the CEO do? The top institutional shareholders and BoDs have more to do with UNH profit incentives/policies than their spokesperson CEO.
Unless Thompson was outspoken about screwing over customers, I don't see how anyone can take this position about the shooter "having balls".
I can't get on board with murder (unless this guy was diddling children or something), but if he supported firing employees and hurting decent honest families over the vax mandates and pushed woke deviant garbage (virtually all CEO's of major corporations supported or went along with both of these things) I'd cheer on a solid ass whoopin and public humiliation. 1000%.
bobbranco said:
He murdered somebody. In cold blood. He will pay.
He will pay for sure. He killed someone, that is against the law.
What I am saying is the circumstances around the killing also need to be looked into.
If he had only watched shows like The First 48.Pantera said:
He should have read more of the Grey Man series and he could have gotten away with it
Kid was lacking in very basic street smarts. Or he wanted to get caught.
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
In my opinion, the pictures don't look all that much like him beyond big eyebrows
Unless he grew that face mole since his earlier pics or he was editing it out, I doubt this is the guy.
I wish I was a messenger, and all the news was good. Eddie V.
Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Thats a pretty good theory!
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Supposedly undone by a hash brown.El Gallo Blanco said:Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Nom, nom, nom, cuffed
So do we find out this guy was under fbi surveillance this week or is that a month later news drop?
even when our intel/security state tracked down over 1,000 people who dared to take a selfie near a certain building 4 years ago, I thought it was widely known that they had subpoenaed access to GPS data from AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, etc., guest data from Hilton, Marriott, etc., flight data from United, Delta, AA, etc., customer data from Uber, Lyft, etc., so they could use all the data analytics for their man hunts. Assuming everyone already knows our security state could do the same, at least with cell phone data, for this guy, why try to hide their methods or stage a phony McDonald's employee method of capture?El Gallo Blanco said:
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
torrid said:Supposedly undone by a hash brown.El Gallo Blanco said:Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Is that really a picture before busted? Zero chance he got busted from wanted pictures.
Guess we will know the truth with the reward. Won't the McDonald's employee be receiving 50k FBI and 10k NYPD (unless it increased and is more than that). Should be open records shouldn't it?
oh no said:even when our intel/security state tracked down over 1,000 people who dared to take a selfie near a certain building 4 years ago, I thought it was widely known that they had subpoenaed access to GPS data from AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, etc., guest data from Hilton, Marriott, etc., flight data from United, Delta, AA, etc., customer data from Uber, Lyft, etc., so they could use all the data analytics for their man hunts. Assuming everyone already knows our security state could do the same, at least with cell phone data, for this guy, why try to hide their methods or stage a phony McDonald's employee method of capture?El Gallo Blanco said:
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
With this guy being BSE and MSE CompSci, I have my doubts that be wouldn't be privvy to surveillance, cell phone tracking, etc etc
https://www.the-sun.com/news/13064612/luigi-mangione-quiet-shake-mcdonald-rookie-cop/TAMUallen said:torrid said:Supposedly undone by a hash brown.El Gallo Blanco said:Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Is that really a picture before busted? Zero chance he got busted from wanted pictures.
Guess we will know the truth with the reward. Won't the McDonald's employee be receiving 50k FBI and 10k NYPD (unless it increased and is more than that). Should be open records shouldn't it?
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CEO assassin suspect Luigi Mangione risked it all to have a hash brown at McDonald's before being caught by cops.
torrid said:https://www.the-sun.com/news/13064612/luigi-mangione-quiet-shake-mcdonald-rookie-cop/TAMUallen said:torrid said:Supposedly undone by a hash brown.El Gallo Blanco said:Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Is that really a picture before busted? Zero chance he got busted from wanted pictures.
Guess we will know the truth with the reward. Won't the McDonald's employee be receiving 50k FBI and 10k NYPD (unless it increased and is more than that). Should be open records shouldn't it?Quote:
CEO assassin suspect Luigi Mangione risked it all to have a hash brown at McDonald's before being caught by cops.
Stinks to high heaven. You can barely see his eyes
Dee Dee Dee deeeee… I'm loving it!torrid said:https://www.the-sun.com/news/13064612/luigi-mangione-quiet-shake-mcdonald-rookie-cop/TAMUallen said:torrid said:Supposedly undone by a hash brown.El Gallo Blanco said:Personally, I question the McDonald's employee thing and the circumstances around his capture that are being reported...it just all seems too perfect/quick/convenient...borderline lazy.torrid said:
The McDonald's employee who called him in and the police who arrested him seemed fairly certain he was the killer just from the pictures circulating in the media. I wonder at what point his family and friends figured out it was him. Especially since he seems to have gone underground for the last few months.
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
Is that really a picture before busted? Zero chance he got busted from wanted pictures.
Guess we will know the truth with the reward. Won't the McDonald's employee be receiving 50k FBI and 10k NYPD (unless it increased and is more than that). Should be open records shouldn't it?Quote:
CEO assassin suspect Luigi Mangione risked it all to have a hash brown at McDonald's before being caught by cops.
Trump will fix it.
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He began 'shaking' when approached by cops
Tell us again how brave and no-cowardly he is!
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Stinks to high heaven. You can barely see his eyes
You were trying WAAAAAAAY too hard on this one!
I'm Gipper
I still hang my hat on NSA surveillance led to finding him. God only knows what capabilities they have since the Snowden disclosures, and I doubt they want a public discussion about it again
Haven't seen a mole - can you elaborate?General Jack D. Ripper said:
Unless he grew that face mole since his earlier pics or he was editing it out, I doubt this is the guy.
People think I'm an idiot or something, because all I do is cut lawns for a living.
Good points, just wondering if there could be tools that we do not know about (maybe involving AI) that they would not want broadly revealed to the masses. Who knows. Maybe it happened exactly as reported. It's just so hard to believe he could be so stupid, unless he wanted to get caught (more likely than sheer stupidity and zero street smarts imo).oh no said:even when our intel/security state tracked down over 1,000 people who dared to take a selfie near a certain building 4 years ago, I thought it was widely known that they had subpoenaed access to GPS data from AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, etc., guest data from Hilton, Marriott, etc., flight data from United, Delta, AA, etc., customer data from Uber, Lyft, etc., so they could use all the data analytics for their man hunts. Assuming everyone already knows our security state could do the same, at least with cell phone data, for this guy, why try to hide their methods or stage a phony McDonald's employee method of capture?El Gallo Blanco said:
As someone else mentioned yesterday, it could all be cover for unconstitutional methods used to track him down...think NSA and what they can do (and who knows what tools they really have at their disposal?)...and societal concerns or implications that could arise if too much information was revealed. Who knows...our government and every organization they are affiliated with, including the US media, lie to us CONSTANTLY. No clue who or what to believe anymore. I just know they are almost always lying or meddling.
I am always amazed how good these guys are. All we had was a grainy video and they manage to track some guy eating at McDs. Amazing.
Among all the other weird stuff about this story, the McDonald's identification thing smells like cover for SigInt identification. Govt using a toy they don't want us to know they used.