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

[Samhain]

The more I look at this, the more it really bothers me. I don't like vigilante bullshit. Everyone hates this guy (the health insurance industry is evil. Well all know friends or family who were denied things or paid some obscene amount for an ambulance or something basic). But we don't know anything about this guy. Maybe he had no idea what was going on? Maybe he was a psycho who was making crazy amounts of money off claim denying policy? The outrage machine feels weird on this, and the story/narrative was fucking instant, but we don't really know a damn thing about him.

I saw this in another forum and it's your standard crazy take: the whole assassination was fake. I think .. that's insane, but he does make a lot of really good points. It's worth reading (attached to to the post too)

https://mileswmathis.com/brian.pdf

Saw this too (skip to 4:10 to jump past all the news junk)

Guy makes the suggestion this will be the start of reforming healthcare into something even worse and crazy more sinister. Think about how fucking fast the video came out. This about how fast the narrative was spun. In the above video, he talks about the shell casing with a fucking book title on them. It's all very crazy.

It feels manufactured.

There are a mountain of reasons to distrust the media, but this prevailing "everything is fake, everything is a false flag, everything is a psyop" narrative that has a stranglehold on so many so-called "truth-seekers" is literally a psyop itself. If you convince enough "truth-seekers" that everything that happens is fake, you can get away with all kinds of shit because a critical mass of conspiracy theorists will simply believe that what you did never even happened.

 

[ToEnsureVerification]

Guy makes the suggestion this will be the start of reforming healthcare into something even worse and crazy more sinister. Think about how fucking fast the video came out. This about how fast the narrative was spun. In the above video, he talks about the shell casing with a fucking book title on them. It's all very crazy.

It feels manufactured.

If one day I snap and take one of my golf clubs and bash someone's skull in as I yelled "This is for the money you owed me!", at least in some part of my head I will laugh that there will be one autist out there who will drop a pdf on how Big Golf was in on it to promote titanium drivers.

 

[Jupiter Doughnuts]

Why is some old faggy Britbong CEO of the United Health Group? I believe he’s the real big wig, the dead guys boss. Dead guy was just CEO of one of the group’s tentacles.

It's important to note that Brian's compensation package was apparently quite low compared to most CEOs in the industry

Yeah this dude made only 12 million this year and was promoted up from accountant over 20 years at the same company. No MBA and he got his bachelor's from the University of Iowa. He's basically middle class compared to whoever's actually in charge.

 

[The Last Stand]

Elmer Fudd is canonically a CEO and has committed tax fraud, so it all comes together.

For context, he's talking about a short called Hare Brush.

 

[EzRolling]

And the only reason that Saddam was captured at that time was the leadership on the scene ignored orders from higher to stand down and let the SOCOM glory hounds be flown in so that they could be the ones to drag him out of his hole (Delta and the SEALs were also arguing over who got to actually do it). He had apparently escaped several times before in the exact same scenario but the guy locally in charge this time said "fuck it we ball."

I mean also Ted was only found because family ratted on him iirc

 

[repentance]

The C-suites from other companies who draw the short straw to attend his funeral are going to be nervous.

 

[1-800]

Late and gay but, I feel absolutely no sympathy for the untimely death of a man who kills people for a living. Hell gained a new resident and porch monkeys outta do more of these stunts on these soulless greedy fucks rather than on random wypipo. Thank you, schizochad. We won't rat you out if we see you.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

Not really that strange. She likely flew in to be interviewed by the NYPD.

More importantly she will have the body legally released to her so it can be taken home and buried.

Apparently his wife was estranged, and they lived in separate houses a mile from each other, but legally she will be in charge of his estate and remains because she’s still his legal wife.

 

[biggacheeze]

There was a case where someone's Aunt purchased a kit, her DNA was a partial match against a cold case for a rape that occurred twenty years ago in Alaska. She had a nephew in Maine, and when he detained, his DNA was a 100% match.

using Gamer girl bath water to misled dna searches when

 

[Capsaicin Addict]

Can't condone it, but don't tell me it doesn't make you tilt your head in curiosity and wonder what might come of this.

 

[ToEnsureVerification]

make you tilt your head in curiosity and wonder what might come of this.

If he gets caught soon, which by the second seems more unlikely, unless he gets very unlucky or makes a very dumb mistake, my biggest question would be a trial. Who would want to be the DA that gets the case? He'd be drawing a short end of the stick and killing his political career. The NYPD is also already on thin ice with the population. This is not going to be a happy "we got him" moment. The state is in a bit of a dilemma. If they don't catch him, they will look incompetent and copycats may appear, but if they do, it will be a shitshow of historic proportions and they will lose all good faith will with the public.

 

[bort420]

first Daniel Perry and now this dude. hmmmmmmmmm

 

[repentance]

I hope whoever did this completely gets away with it because there are so many suspects they can't even narrow it down. So many people with a good reason to want this scumbag dead.

It would be funny if the estranged wife realised this and orchestrated it all.

 

[bort420]

If he gets caught soon, which by the second seems more unlikely, unless he gets very unlucky or makes a very dumb mistake, my biggest question would be a trial. Who would want to be the DA that gets the case? He'd be drawing a short end of the stick and killing his political career. The NYPD is also already on thin ice with the population. This is not going to be a happy "we got him" moment. The state is in a bit of a dilemma. If they don't catch him, they will look incompetent and copycats may appear, but if they do, it will be a shitshow of historic proportions and they will lose all good faith will with the public.

yeah they are 100% slow walking this. or incompetence. or both, who knows. its fun to see them run after someone who simply does not matter

they could do whatever they want to this guy and it wouldn't change the fact that the real criminals are the parasitic ghouls at the top

 

[Blewberry Nausea]

Not a law guy but I’d think they’d have ways to fortify any prosecution they want to bring against the suspect they charge with this like keeping any witness identities and jurors publicly anonymous and the like. Sure would be a hassle though. Probably better just to not take him alive.

 

[Revolver Salesman]

Could be less a vigilante situation and more like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpC_hO15IoA

 

[bort420]

his name is Robert Paulson

 

[Richard_Wetpasta]

Doesn’t matter if they got his DNA if he’s not in the database, and the average American (so far) is not. DNA is only magic in police work when they have crime scene DNA and a warrant worthy suspect to collect DNA from to compare it to.

At best they could use found DNA against a genealogy DNA database and hope maybe his great uncle is on it. If some relative is on the DB they might be able to narrow it down to him in a few weeks or months, because that is some seriously tedious shit.

They can literally just pay one of those popular DNA heritage sites like 23andme for access to their database, and if he hasn't used it its likely a family member or even an extended family member has. But again that's assuming the bag and any sample they get isn't contaminated.

In the scenario DNA sites don't comply. This is public enough of a case they will very likely receive a court order to provide access to their database. Assuming they can get a usable sample off this bag.

 

[repentance]

But we don't know anything about this guy. Maybe he had no idea what was going on? Maybe he was a psycho who was making crazy amounts of money off claim denying policy? The outrage machine feels weird on this, and the story/narrative was fucking instant, but we don't really know a damn thing about him.

We know he was being investigated for insider training.

 

[Uber driver reviewer]

I know fuckall about guns, but I just don't imagine someone so highly trained to the point where he takes into account the possibility of the target wearing body armor and intentionally aiming around it, to fuck up his silencer setup, requiring him to manually rack every single shot.

You do consider it when you assume that your subsonic powderluff hand loaded rounds won’t have enough steam behind them to reliably cycle the slide.

He wanted the report from the rounds to be as quiet as possible so he aimed at the pelvis in case the cep who was receiving thrusts was wearing soft armor. (Very likely), it’s not a big deal to slip on). Kevlar soft armor is minimal and essentially an artificial carbon silk fabric. It’s hard to spot compared to hard plates. And soft armor will stop most 9mm and especially slow ass subsonic 9mm.

It’s very common in these circles when in public events