aTm2004 said:

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FYI...I'm not celebrating his death. But knowing what his company and his competitor's companies do makes me not care. There is a difference.

We will find out the why, and I do hope it is the reason many of us are thinking it is so hopefully they'll take a pause and look at their business practices and make a change.

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley Walz (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley Walz (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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TheEternalOptimist said:

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aTm2004 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Imagine ruining your life and your family's life just to kill a CEO. That's really sticking it to the man. Only for the company to put a new CEO in its place, who might just be worse than the previous CEO.

Now you are in jail for murder and the CEOs wife can now sue your family for damages. Not that CEOs wife will ever see any money? The fact that your family's life is now ruined

Hope those three day old sandwiches, you'll be eating while sitting in jail was worth it.

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Scenario:

I pay my premium for myself and my 6yo son. I never miss a payment and go to in network providers, etc, etc. My son gets diagnosed with something normally covered and, because reasons, he gets denied care and dies.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine while I reminisce about how the scum sucking CEO is 6 fee under.

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Or a second scenario:

You pay your premiums and you never miss a payment, go to in network providers, etc. You're diagnosed with a terminal illness and there is a new treatment that is showing promise that is curing and/or extending the life of those with the treatment, but because of reasons, your insurance provider denies it and you just had your last Thanksgiving.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine for the months you have left while you laugh about that scum sucking CEO beating you to the dirt.

A man with a grudge who knows his life is ending soon and has nothing to lose is very dangerous. I'm honestly shocked it hasn't happened before.

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Scenario is still immoral response to a questionably immoral situation. The CEO does not have %100 knowledge and understanding of every single denial or insurance dispute.

I was rejected for a treatment for my severe illness by Aetna. I did not ever think of murder. Not even once.

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Psycho Bunny said:

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aTm2004 said:

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FYI...I'm not celebrating his death. But knowing what his company and his competitor's companies do makes me not care. There is a difference.

We will find out the why, and I do hope it is the reason many of us are thinking it is so hopefully they'll take a pause and look at their business practices and make a change.

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A billion dollar insurance company is going to change their ways. That's hilarious. I needed a good laugh.

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley Walz (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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GAC06 said:

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley Walz (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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That's only if he got the bike from the dock then right? Isn't it possible he already had the bike from another dock?

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GAC06 said:

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley Walz (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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That's only if he got the bike from the dock then right? Isn't it possible he already had the bike from another dock?

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Signel said:

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I worked for UHG for years.. well over a decade. Evil in the name of profit is what it is. Vertical integration across all health industries means monopoly. They might have different names for various portions of the work but their #1 goal has always been becoming the only game in town as we move towards universal healthcare.

• Insurance
• doctors practices
• revenue cycle management (billing)
• hospital chains
• pharmacies
• lab companies
• surgery centers
• diagnostic systems tools etc
• managed care
• prescription plans.. optumRX
• banks (Optum Bank....)

They literally own the entire market and bill and pay themselves.. Guess who gets screwed on insurance plans when the Insurance company owns the docs, the policy, and the billing?

No, it doesn't surprise me at all that someone targeted him. The only thing that surprises me is that our federal government hasn't stopped the vertical integration of healthcare.

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Rattler12 said:

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Could having to pay a $572 copay for a 90 day supply of Xarelto when the last 90 day supply was $141 have anything to do with it?

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Mark Stoops said:

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Rattler12 said:

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Could having to pay a $572 copay for a 90 day supply of Xarelto when the last 90 day supply was $141 have anything to do with it?

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Good lord

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TheEternalOptimist said:

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aTm2004 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Imagine ruining your life and your family's life just to kill a CEO. That's really sticking it to the man. Only for the company to put a new CEO in its place, who might just be worse than the previous CEO.

Now you are in jail for murder and the CEOs wife can now sue your family for damages. Not that CEOs wife will ever see any money? The fact that your family's life is now ruined

Hope those three day old sandwiches, you'll be eating while sitting in jail was worth it.

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Scenario:

I pay my premium for myself and my 6yo son. I never miss a payment and go to in network providers, etc, etc. My son gets diagnosed with something normally covered and, because reasons, he gets denied care and dies.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine while I reminisce about how the scum sucking CEO is 6 fee under.

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Or a second scenario:

You pay your premiums and you never miss a payment, go to in network providers, etc. You're diagnosed with a terminal illness and there is a new treatment that is showing promise that is curing and/or extending the life of those with the treatment, but because of reasons, your insurance provider denies it and you just had your last Thanksgiving.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine for the months you have left while you laugh about that scum sucking CEO beating you to the dirt.

A man with a grudge who knows his life is ending soon and has nothing to lose is very dangerous. I'm honestly shocked it hasn't happened before.

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Scenario is still immoral response to a questionably immoral situation. The CEO does not have %100 knowledge and understanding of every single denial or insurance dispute.

I was rejected for a treatment for my severe illness by Aetna. I did not ever think of murder. Not even once.

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TheEternalOptimist said:

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aTm2004 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Imagine ruining your life and your family's life just to kill a CEO. That's really sticking it to the man. Only for the company to put a new CEO in its place, who might just be worse than the previous CEO.

Now you are in jail for murder and the CEOs wife can now sue your family for damages. Not that CEOs wife will ever see any money? The fact that your family's life is now ruined

Hope those three day old sandwiches, you'll be eating while sitting in jail was worth it.

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Scenario:

I pay my premium for myself and my 6yo son. I never miss a payment and go to in network providers, etc, etc. My son gets diagnosed with something normally covered and, because reasons, he gets denied care and dies.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine while I reminisce about how the scum sucking CEO is 6 fee under.

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Or a second scenario:

You pay your premiums and you never miss a payment, go to in network providers, etc. You're diagnosed with a terminal illness and there is a new treatment that is showing promise that is curing and/or extending the life of those with the treatment, but because of reasons, your insurance provider denies it and you just had your last Thanksgiving.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine for the months you have left while you laugh about that scum sucking CEO beating you to the dirt.

A man with a grudge who knows his life is ending soon and has nothing to lose is very dangerous. I'm honestly shocked it hasn't happened before.

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Scenario is still immoral response to a questionably immoral situation. The CEO does not have %100 knowledge and understanding of every single denial or insurance dispute.

I was rejected for a treatment for my severe illness by Aetna. I did not ever think of murder. Not even once.

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Krombopulos Michael said:

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How do y'all think people will react if bankers tank the economy again like they did in 2008?

But this time there is no bail out, banks fail, and everyone loses their life savings......

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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GAC06 said:

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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Uh, I don't think even the best assassin in the world is going to recover his spent rounds on the sidewalk in Manhattan

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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ac04 said:

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I am fairly confident of where the United Healthcare assassin escaped to. He escaped on an electric Citibike, according to police.

I happen to continuously scrape Citibike data every minute, so I can see where individual bikes go.

The only northbound Citibike to leave within…

— Riley (@rtwlz) December 4, 2024

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Mr. Walz
1) has way too much free time
2) has a very random and peculiar hobby

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GAC06 said:

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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Uh, I don't think even the best assassin in the world is going to recover his spent rounds on the sidewalk in Manhattan

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BlueSmoke said:

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Maybe I'm overthinking this - but a semi with subs will have obvious cycling issues.....so why not use a revolver?

Someone that calm and collected has obvious spent "some" time around pistols and seemingly would know this?

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William Foster said:

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GAC06 said:

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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Uh, I don't think even the best assassin in the world is going to recover his spent rounds on the sidewalk in Manhattan

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If I were an assassin, I would use a .22 or 9mm suppressed PCC with some type of catch-bag.

Although, what are the odds they are able to get anything of value from the casings if he even took the most basic of precautions?

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William Foster said:

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GAC06 said:

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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Uh, I don't think even the best assassin in the world is going to recover his spent rounds on the sidewalk in Manhattan

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If I were an assassin, I would use a .22 or 9mm suppressed PCC with some type of catch-bag.

Although, what are the odds they are able to get anything of value from the casings if he even took the most basic of precautions?

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Rapier108 said:

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William Foster said:

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GAC06 said:

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BlueSmoke said:

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ttu_85 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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Dicer said:

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That's what IMO doesn't make this a pro. A pro would've likely taken her out as well. This was an amateur who was either hired or he was pissed off

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Disagree. The guy knows he is on camera. He also knew she wasnt a threat. What information is that woman going to give law enforcement that the video wouldn't?

Also it isn't like some rando is going to know the CEOs schedule.

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Weird case. Dude was cool and had the 'look' of someone that has done this before, especially given how he causally walked away.

But...

Then struggles with his weapon leaving 3 live 9mm rounds and some brass. You would think a pro would know his ammo and weapon and quickly police the brass. Yet the dude was coldly ruthless.

Like I said odd.

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Tells me that pistol is at the bottom of the river or melted down. Non concerns of spent rounds being traced back to the pistol.

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Uh, I don't think even the best assassin in the world is going to recover his spent rounds on the sidewalk in Manhattan

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If I were an assassin, I would use a .22 or 9mm suppressed PCC with some type of catch-bag.

Although, what are the odds they are able to get anything of value from the casings if he even took the most basic of precautions?

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A professional would have taken him out without any witnesses, knowing how the avoid cameras, and have a better way to leave the area than a rented, electric bike.

Mossad uses a suppressed .22 short as a favorite assassination weapon.

Also, .45ACP is favored by the US military as it is naturally subsonic compared to 9mm. That is why the H&K Mark-23 is designed to specifically be used with a suppressor.

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William Foster said:

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TheEternalOptimist said:

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aTm2004 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Imagine ruining your life and your family's life just to kill a CEO. That's really sticking it to the man. Only for the company to put a new CEO in its place, who might just be worse than the previous CEO.

Now you are in jail for murder and the CEOs wife can now sue your family for damages. Not that CEOs wife will ever see any money? The fact that your family's life is now ruined

Hope those three day old sandwiches, you'll be eating while sitting in jail was worth it.

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Scenario:

I pay my premium for myself and my 6yo son. I never miss a payment and go to in network providers, etc, etc. My son gets diagnosed with something normally covered and, because reasons, he gets denied care and dies.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine while I reminisce about how the scum sucking CEO is 6 fee under.

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Or a second scenario:

You pay your premiums and you never miss a payment, go to in network providers, etc. You're diagnosed with a terminal illness and there is a new treatment that is showing promise that is curing and/or extending the life of those with the treatment, but because of reasons, your insurance provider denies it and you just had your last Thanksgiving.

Those 3 day old sandwiches will taste just fine for the months you have left while you laugh about that scum sucking CEO beating you to the dirt.

A man with a grudge who knows his life is ending soon and has nothing to lose is very dangerous. I'm honestly shocked it hasn't happened before.

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Scenario is still immoral response to a questionably immoral situation. The CEO does not have %100 knowledge and understanding of every single denial or insurance dispute.

I was rejected for a treatment for my severe illness by Aetna. I did not ever think of murder. Not even once.

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Obviously nothing justifies this...would just find the shooting less sprurising if something like that turned out to be the case.

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