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

biggacracka said:
"Only professionals know how to clear a gun malfunction" bullshit ass lies coming from the media
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What they are leaving out is anybody can become a professional if their heart desires. And I don't think it's far fetched he had a buddy. Yall never had a ride or die?

E biked his ass hard through the park to a buddy in a car. Out of the city in a couple of hours. Before they know what hit em

He was on the phone moments before he changed his life forever
 
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Accidental Racism said:
Hot take: both the "this was preapproved by higher ups!" talk and the "he didn't work alone!" talk comes across as (possibly accidental) psyop shit. Do not forget that the media and their masters have a pretty big incentive to discourage this shit from getting copycats. The fact that the aforementioned takes + the "he used a rare and unusual gun!" are spreading all over social media unimpeded should make these ideas suspicious imo.
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The media/police official line (so far) has always been that he worked completely alone. I've not heard anything else said in this regard. None of the mainstream news articles seem to really even think critically about the whole thing and just rehash what others say or what the police say - or they get ex-NYPD/law enforcement faggots on their stupid TV stations to reiterate the same shit or make completely baseless and retarded speculation.

But they haven't addressed or noticed that he was on his phone like 10 minutes before the shooting happened which should at least raise a few questions - if he wasn't just using it as a prop/fucking with people.

If (((they))) wanted to avoid copycats then they probably should've not told anyone what was written on the bullets immediately.

The "rare and unusual gun" btw, when mentioned by the police and in reputable news outlets has included the disclaimer that this is so far unconfirmed and is just a theory - the problem is there are a billion retards online trying to get those extra page views and they just rehash shit like this like its the fucking gospel.

The Saltening said:
what shells were found? do we know what round was used?
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I believe they were 9mm rounds.
 
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The Great Milenko said:
Or if they actually want to have something insightful to say, take a nuanced approach. But look who we are talking about.
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They WANT (at least tim does) to grift and be like "yeah, healthcare CEOs deserve this!", but he wants even more to be able to say that he took the high ground with his opinions on this to stroke his own ego. He's not grifting it for vanity, not because he doesn't want to grift.
 
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neger psykolog said:
or they get ex-NYPD/law enforcement faggots on their stupid TV stations to reiterate the same shit or make completely baseless and retarded speculation.
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"Releasing the suspect’s name prematurely could tip them off and compromise the NYPD and FBI’s efforts during both the fugitive and criminal investigations," Jason Pack told Fox News Digital.

"For instance, if officers are closing in on the suspect, publicly outing his name could prompt him to flee, risking the chance of missing him at his current location."

Pack told Fox News Digital Friday that within hours of a full-face photo being released of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing suspects, tips began pouring in to investigators.

"The suspect doesn’t know for sure if law enforcement has identified him, leaving him to play a guessing game as he calculates his next move," Pack said. "Investigators must methodically build their case, ensuring every detail aligns with legal standards for probable cause.

"While the public may have an insatiable curiosity, withholding the name — if they have it — gives investigators the upper hand. In time, the full story will come to light."

Pack is a retired supervisory special agent who has navigated these issues as the on-scene FBI spokesman working jointly with federal, state and local law enforcement for several high-profile cases like this, including the Boston Marathon bombing investigation, among others.
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neger psykolog said:
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Concur, they don't have his fuckin' name.

Also, the reason that they didn't release the names in Boston had nothing to do with the investigation's integrity and everything to do with the fact that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was an FBI asset. Read "Mayhem" by Michelle McPhee if you want to know how Boston actually went down.

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anon101x said:
That's a great point. It's not like a used cars lot where we browse around and decide not to buy.

It's health insurance that people have been paying into for decades and you tell them you can't give them care for their loved ones suffering? The motherfuckers you had to cut back on Christmas and sports and whatever bullshit to make sure you paid their premiums.

It makes me sick.

And this dude this CEO was apparently very good at it.
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that's the real bitch of it., even your average dirt merchant like a guy selling meth, you more-or-less have a sign in front telling you what's going on and you'd have to be REALLY fucking stupid to think this was going somewhere good, "fun" or "really fucking high" yes, "good" no
this is specifically paying in to do this one task, and even after jumping through the seventy-five hoops they still go "yeah, nah." and then you die now or die in poverty later the end


Dharma bump said:
Nobody is talking about the possibility of SFX makeup. Its easily accessible and with a little practice prosthetics are easy to apply and blend.
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actually I did bring up a while back how the nose and chin looked like Bart that one time
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UsedUp said:
Most popular costume for men Halloween 2025 will be CEO Assassin!?
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dunno
if he's caught and at trial (or awaiting imminent trial) so he's hot media item again, yes, otherwise no
if this is the only time we see that look offing a CEO it'll be replaced by something else edgy by a year from now, if this kicks off a wave of lookalikes it'll be crazy shit to the point that people dressing in it in public will be a really big fucking deal and who the fuck knows where things'll be a year from now
 
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XYZpdq Jr. said:
dunno
if he's caught and at trial (or awaiting imminent trial) so he's hot media item again, yes, otherwise no
if this is the only time we see that look offing a CEO it'll be replaced by something else edgy by a year from now, if this kicks off a wave of lookalikes it'll be crazy shit to the point that people dressing in it in public will be a really big fucking deal and who the fuck knows where things'll be a year from now
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It takes a very specific man to do this kind of thing. There will be very few if any copycats.
 
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