UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot outside Hilton hotel in Midtown in targeted attack: cops - Just Part and Parcel of visiting a Big City

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just Reading a post said:
If were sufficiently motivated and angry at him. It is just using public information.
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and that's a famous ceo, because of financial regulations you can find the name of most c suite people, combine that with the "meet the team" pages on smaller corps you can find say the guy in charge of finances at the insulin factory and his address rather easily. even better, a surprising amount of people in c-suite don't know or can't be bothered to care enough to get their kids a private school education.

like the CIO of a very small defense company i know makes half a million a year, his kids still get put on the bus to the same public school as the normies. he does have his au pair shuttle the kids to their foreign language tudor, math tudor, travel team practice, and creative outlet after school gets out though.

But its crazy how many people who are well known and respected in their industries and get interviewed by the niche newsletters for their fields don't live in gated communities or have any real protection.
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Professional hitman don’t exist
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exactly, even in the Murder Inc days it was mainly just usual gangsters, for the psychos in the cartels killing people is literally why they signed up for the job, so its more of a "perk" than a real job. its about as real as being a male pornstar, 1. you have to know the right people 2.you have to be able to perform 3. the pay is so hilariously shit that you're better off working for uber which means 4. you usually have a "real job" that you also do inbetween work, usually doing busy work for the people that got you the gig in the first place.

Like Columbia just arrested some woman "professional hitwoman" and she mainly sold drugs and was a pimp, but was the go-to for killing people in whatever gang they were in.
 
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Quite a few years ago, when I had OK insurance from BCBS, I had a doctor's office send me a bill for a co-pay I'd actually paid at the time of service. The bill had a phone number for the billing department, so I called it to sort out this $35 bill.

In a cruel twist of fate, some retard at the doctor's office had fucked up their stationary order. The number on the bill wasn't to the doctor's office billing department, it was to United Healthcare customer service. I was connected to a mush-mouth operator and I didn't understand what she said when she identified the company. I gave my name and the name of the doctor, no other information. After a 20 minute wait on hold, the lady came back on, said "We have no record of that bill, please contact your doctor's office, thank you for calling United Healthcare, GOODBYE" and hung up on me. I was very puzzled when I heard "United Healthcare", because I thought I WAS contacting my doctor's office, but I shrugged my shoulders. Next time I was at my doctor's office, I sorted out the bill and was told "Yeah, haha, Mary in Purchasing put the wrong number on the stationary, oopsie doodles, LOL!" Since my problem was solved, I agreed that was pretty crazy and forgot about it.

About six months later, I got a letter from the Social Security Administration that I was being investigated for Medicare Fraud. Now this was very interesting, because I didn't have Medicare. I was working at the time and had BCBS insurance. After verifying my identity and insurance, the Social Security administration revealed a little more information to me, in the interests of having me help them sort out their case. I verified that, while that was indeed my name, that was not my Social Security number, I had never heard of that doctor, did not have a condition that required a cardiologist, and had never been to that state. I also saw that the single redacted page that was sent to me was on United Healthcare stationary.

It turned out, that United Healthcare had another patient with the same name that lived halfway across the country. They were denying this person's claims, and in a drop-down list error, trying to tag my Social Security number with this person's bills, since Social Security had already rejected UHC's claims for these bills on the original person's Medicare plan. By giving UHC just my name, on one occasion, that put me in UHC's system and started the whole fiasco. In the end, not only did I have to cooperate with the Social Security Adminstration to clear my name, I had to contact the State Insurance Commissioner to get them to stop, because UHC KEPT TRYING TO STICK ME WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S BILLS. It took 2 years to fix it. All because of a wrong number call to UHC. Fuck these people.
 
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I think people can agree that while murder is bad, some people are worse.
I think about all the times my diabetic little sister was dropped from her insurance for no reason and we had to beg strangers for unused supplies, spend entire family paychecks on a small fraction of what she needed, and fight so goddamn hard with the insurance company to tell them that she will always be diabetic and ALWAYS need insulin.
I don't want to be a violent person, and usually cheering for someone's death is morbid and in poor taste, but this is a guy who had a hand in fucking over my loved ones. He killed so many people indirectly as the CEO of UHG, killing a killer just seems fair to me.
 
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If he put the words on the first three casings, if a jam happened they would be ejected anyway when he cleared the jam.
Ex, 7 rounds in gun, Deny goes off, shell comes out when it's cycled. Depose jams, he clears the jam and the depose bullet falls on the ground. Defend fires, shell comes out. Round 4 jams, clears it, shell 4 falls. Round 5 fires.
Three rounds in body, two jams. The message would still be on the bullet casing, the bullet would just be in the casing, unfired.
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I would guess that the casings didn't actually come from the gun, the shooter had them in a plastic bag or something and he dropped them at the crime scene. If you write something on a cartridge there's a good chance that the heat and pressure in the chamber will scour it off, and it's also a bad idea to leave casings that could help identify the gun. The smart thing to do would be to go to a gun range, pick random 9mm casings off the ground, write the words on them and then drop them at the scene to confuse investigators thinking they might have come from the gun.
 
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neger psykolog said:
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They even have a memorial of a convicted pedophile on this site.
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dj0449674 said:
Fox is going full on boomer posting with this goofy report from former NYPD inspector Paul Mauro.

The ability to lock the slide is incredibly rare, it was a design spec back in 1991 for an offensive pistol the US military wanted and ultimately only HK and the Mark 23 could deliver it. It's an obscenely rare gun.

You could accomplish the same thing with literally any factory 9mm with a large non booked suppressor or tweaking the recoil spring.

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For the euros in the room, suppressors aren't illegal. You just need paperwork, a large fee and give up your right to privacy to get one legally. Illegally, you can literally buy "lawn mower fuel traps" from chinks online or 3d print one that'll work for quite a suprising number of rounds depending on the filament used and the quality. They aren't magic military tech. It's a tube with baffles inside.
 
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MirnaMinkoff said:
Professional hitman don’t exist. The movie Fargo is the most accurate depiction of “professional hitman” in recent decades.

The level you’re dreaming of only belongs to covert military assassins and even that’s a stretch for most governments. Just look how sloppy Putin is about a murdering his enemies. His goons gave radiation poisoning to entire neighborhoods, bystanders and hotels in London just trying to poison a few defectors. India got booted out of Canada for their retard antics trying to kill a few opponents there.
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They absolutely do exist. They just aren't called "professional hitman".

Firstly, you only ever hear about the incompetent ones - Just like COPS on TV only shows the times they actually arrest people successfully.
Secondly, I am guessing you live in a relatively high-trust society (i.e. a 1st world country). If you were in a 3rd world shithole, then the value of human life is much lower and the definition of "professional hitman" becomes a lot more vague and also a lot cheaper.

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Get the rope Macaulay! said:
like the CIO of a very small defense company i know makes half a million a year, his kids still get put on the bus to the same public school as the normies. he does have his au pair shuttle the kids to their foreign language tudor, math tudor, travel team practice, and creative outlet after school gets out though.
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I would not worry about him. Any sort of anger at the MIC is usually just redirected at the government. It is not Boeing blowing up dune coons. It is the US government, They are just using Boeing made aircraft to do it.
This is a personal beef, that can't be redirected to a faceless government bureaucrat.
 
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I would not worry about him. Any sort of anger at the MIC is usually just redirected at the government. It is not Boeing blowing up dune coons. It is the US government, They are just using Boeing made aircraft to do it.
This is a personal beef, that can't be redirected to a faceless government bureaucrat.
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seconding this in the context of what happened to the insurance subhuman, however there is still the potential risk of assassination since European MIC bigwhigs have found themselves almost getting merked by the russians so if there was to be an MIC assassination risk it would be foreign glowniggers
 
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neger psykolog said:
They absolutely do exist. They just aren't called "professional hitman".

Firstly, you only ever hear about the incompetent ones - Just like COPS on TV only shows the times they actually arrest people successfully.
Secondly, I am guessing you live in a relatively high-trust society (i.e. a 1st world country). If you were in a 3rd world shithole, then the value of human life is much lower and the definition of "professional hitman" becomes a lot more vague and also a lot cheaper.

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You think guys that ran paid ads in soldier of fortune were “professional hitman”? LMAO. They were bored, dumb wanna be adventurers so desperate they ran want ads for “business”. But sure, running public ads for your “services” is certainly a sign you are dealing with a pro.

Third world shitholes have “professional hitman” the same way first world countries do, they just have lots more desperate thugs willing to try and kill someone to make some extra money.
 
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I do feel kind of bad for his kids, because the natural and totally justified grief they'll feel is gonna be complicated by just how much people hate their dead loved one for totally justified reasons. Imagine some kid at school comes up to you, "Sorry you lost your dad. I lost my dad too, only he died slowly and painfully from a treatable illness his insurance refused to cover, and your dad owned that insurance company. So basically, y'know, it's kind of like your dad slowly tortured my dad to death, while your dad died instantly and relatively painless. Anyway, see you at recess."

"Hey Susie, I was gonna send you some flowers, but my family is still paying off medical debt to your dad's company and we're about to lose our house over it, so uh, I guess our house will have to be the gift instead, sorta."

"Hey Suze, sorry I couldn't come to the funeral but I had to go to the emergency room. Your dad's company stopped paying for my insulin and the discount brand I had to start using sent me into anaphylactic shock. The medical bill was like $1200. So feel free to spend that much money at the mall, I guess. My treat?"
 
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Get the rope Macaulay! said:
and that's a famous ceo, because of financial regulations you can find the name of most c suite people, combine that with the "meet the team" pages on smaller corps you can find say the guy in charge of finances at the insulin factory and his address rather easily. even better, a surprising amount of people in c-suite don't know or can't be bothered to care enough to get their kids a private school education.

like the CIO of a very small defense company i know makes half a million a year, his kids still get put on the bus to the same public school as the normies. he does have his au pair shuttle the kids to their foreign language tudor, math tudor, travel team practice, and creative outlet after school gets out though.

But its crazy how many people who are well known and respected in their industries and get interviewed by the niche newsletters for their fields don't live in gated communities or have any real protection.

exactly, even in the Murder Inc days it was mainly just usual gangsters, for the psychos in the cartels killing people is literally why they signed up for the job, so its more of a "perk" than a real job. its about as real as being a male pornstar, 1. you have to know the right people 2.you have to be able to perform 3. the pay is so hilariously shit that you're better off working for uber which means 4. you usually have a "real job" that you also do inbetween work, usually doing busy work for the people that got you the gig in the first place.

Like Columbia just arrested some woman "professional hitwoman" and she mainly sold drugs and was a pimp, but was the go-to for killing people in whatever gang they were in.
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Knew a guy who killed for money, it was indeed a side hustle. Made his real money enforcing for a loan guy and stealing high end vehicles. When he was 14 years old, lmao, he was thrown out of an entire state, for life, for his thefts. This hard ass nigga with the naughty grin, who giggled when nothing was funny, had a transformers poster in his bedroom. That's the caliber of person you're dealing with. Fun, peculiar, incredibly unpredictable.
 
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I was just thinking about the lead-up to all this.

Thirteen years ago, people came together in the streets of NYC to protest the bankers who were destroying their lives. It was called Occupy Wall Street and it was one of the first protest movements with a snappy, memorable message that squarely targeted the power structure without getting bogged down in distractions. It terrified the elite to the point they drove the Western world into over a decade of raging insanity with critical theory and identity politics. Now it appears that Trump's election has closed the book on wokeism. The progressive movement was powerful for a time but ultimately it was a one-trick pony and its tactics are played out.

A month after Trump's election, the New York streets saw another protest against the elite. Except this protest didn't involve people waving signs. It involved a man shooting a health insurance executive to death. Following this, people from across the political spectrum burst into celebration. The only voices of dismay are coming from shills who live in green rooms.

What will the next move be?
 
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