United Healthcare CEO shot, killed in midtown NYC

[Mike Honcho]

17 hours ago, RLLD said:

Are you suggesting that rhetoric can lead to violence?

In this instance, no not at all, I was just being a smart ass---but I've made that clear many times is discussing Trump's role in the January 6th attacks that rhetoric can lead to violence. 

[seafoam1]

6 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

In this instance, no not at all, I was just being a smart ass---but I've made that clear many times is discussing Trump's role in the January 6th attacks that rhetoric can lead to violence. 

INSURRECTION!!!! . 

[lickin_starfish]

On 12/5/2024 at 6:13 PM, jbycho said:

RACE!!!! 

A white guy shoots a white guy, and somehow she makes this into racism against blacks. Unreal. 

Also, people don't give a schit about this CEO because his policies lead to death and despair for everyday people.

[Maximum Overkill]

20 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

In this instance, no not at all, I was just being a smart ass---but I've made that clear many times is discussing Trump's role in the January 6th attacks that rhetoric can lead to violence. 

Like the Liberal BLM Riots 

[seafoam1]

31 minutes ago, Maximum Overkill said:

Like the Liberal BLM Riots 

A couple people break a window and then go home peacefully when told to  and the liberals scream "insurrection". 

Thousands of organized liberal rioters burn down businesses, police stations, national monuments, and people's homes, as they attack police by throwing fire bombs at them, and take over downtown areas for months while they kill anyone who gets in their way, they loot and destroy stores and they do it all for a whole year and liberals call it mostly peaceful protesting. The kameltoe, who they all wanted to become president said "they should keep rioting" as she funded them to do so, is still out there free to do what she wants. And it's all good. But TRUMP!!

One guy fights them back and shoots a couple guys who literally attacked him and the liberals call for his arrest. 

Now a regular guy gets killed and the liberal dregs of society come out and say "it's understandable" and "everyone wants that guy dead anyway". "Everyone in the insurance industry should be murdered. It's UNDERSTANDABLE." -Liberal moron. 

Liberals actually think everyone is as stupid as they are. 

[Maximum Overkill]

4 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

Liberals actually think everyone is as stupid as they are. 

They are a desperate violent breed of people. All they know is violence, it's sad and scary. 

[kilroy69]

So this has to be a conspiracy. He has to have a safe house and people helping him hide. It seems like it was so well planned out. 

[TimHauck]

14 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

So this has to be a conspiracy. He has to have a safe house and people helping him hide. It seems like it was so well planned out. 

I still think it could be suicide

[kilroy69]

28 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

I still think it could be suicide

Ok but if he were going to kill himself why not do it at the scene once he knows the guy is dead for sure. 

[TimHauck]

2 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

Ok but if he were going to kill himself why not do it at the scene once he knows the guy is dead for sure. 

No I mean the CEO actually died but could have arranged it to make it look like a murder

[seafoam1]

Just now, TimHauck said:

No I mean the CEO could have arranged it to make it look like a murder

Liberals just keep getting dumber and dumber and dumber.....

[TimHauck]

12 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

Liberals just keep getting dumber and dumber and dumber.....

It’s just a theory, we still don’t know the motive, not sure why you need to make it political or people like the below would call it “vile.”  Former police commander apparently suggested this theory (yes it was on CNN but the host didn’t seem to believe him).  Weird that people believe democrats were raping kids in the basements of pizza shops but not that a millionaire under federal investigation could orchestrate his own death.

https://twitter.com/KylieJaneKremer/status/1865177494292168797

 

 

[Hardcore troubadour]

17 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

It’s just a theory, we still don’t know the motive, not sure why you need to make it political or people like the below would call it “vile.”  Former police commander apparently suggested this theory (yes it was on CNN but the host didn’t seem to believe him).  Weird that people believe democrats were raping kids in the basements of pizza shops but not that a millionaire under federal investigation could orchestrate his own death.

https://twitter.com/KylieJaneKremer/status/1865177494292168797

 

 

DEI hire. You couldn’t figure that out yourself? 🪖

[kilroy69]

I mean. I know there are a lot of theories out there but this seems to be pretty far out. 

 

27 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

It’s just a theory, we still don’t know the motive, not sure why you need to make it political or people like the below would call it “vile.”  Former police commander apparently suggested this theory (yes it was on CNN but the host didn’t seem to believe him).  Weird that people believe democrats were raping kids in the basements of pizza shops but not that a millionaire under federal investigation could orchestrate his own death.

https://twitter.com/KylieJaneKremer/status/1865177494292168797

 

 

 

[kilroy69]

Can we at least admit this was a hitman? His gun jammed and he did not panic at all. Had a silencer. When it was all done he again did not panic. He did not run. A regular every day person is not going to have that in them. They are going to speed everything up. Once he gets to the park he dumps his backpack. They still have NO ID for him even though they HAVE to have his fingerprints by now. 

 

Also. If someone killed a president or a famous person they would likely be turned in pretty quick by the public. With how little sympathy the public has for the healthcare industry even if someone sees him they may not turn him in. 

 

Have we considered that the CEO may have killed a hitman's dog and stole his car in a violent home invasion after his wife died?  Just curious. 

[Strike]

11 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

Can we at least admit this was a hitman? His gun jammed and he did not panic at all. Had a silencer. When it was all done he again did not panic. He did not run. A regular every day person is not going to have that in them. They are going to speed everything up. Once he gets to the park he dumps his backpack. They still have NO ID for him even though they HAVE to have his fingerprints by now. 

 

Also. If someone killed a president or a famous person they would likely be turned in pretty quick by the public. With how little sympathy the public has for the healthcare industry even if someone sees him they may not turn him in. 

 

Have we considered that the CEO may have killed a hitman's dog and stole his car in a violent home invasion after his wife died?  Just curious. 

Link to him having a silencer?  I heard it was a difficult to get gun that was naturally quiet due to its long barrel or something like that but no silencer.  If that's not accurate I'd like to update my notebook.

[IGotWorms]

1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

No I mean the CEO actually died but could have arranged it to make it look like a murder

Why?

Life insurance typically will pay out on a suicide after you’ve had the policy for six months or a year.

I guess could be to spare the family shame and all that. Seems really far to go though and it couldn’t have been done somewhere in Minnesota without millions of people around and cameras focking everywhere?

[Hardcore troubadour]

Clearing a jam isn’t that difficult.  HTH. 

[Alias Detective]

I got a Million the dude isn’t MAGA.  Anyone? Anyone?

[Alias Detective]

5 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

Why?

Life insurance typically will pay out on a suicide after you’ve had the policy for six months or a year.

I guess could be to spare the family shame and all that. Seems really far to go though and it couldn’t have been done somewhere in Minnesota without millions of people around and cameras focking everywhere?

2 years dipshit.

[kilroy69]

7 minutes ago, Strike said:

Link to him having a silencer?  I heard it was a difficult to get gun that was naturally quiet due to its long barrel or something like that but no silencer.  If that's not accurate I'd like to update my notebook.

Oh he used a silencer for sure. If you look at it you can see the silencer in the pic. 

[IGotWorms]

16 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

Can we at least admit this was a hitman? His gun jammed and he did not panic at all. Had a silencer. When it was all done he again did not panic. He did not run. A regular every day person is not going to have that in them. They are going to speed everything up. Once he gets to the park he dumps his backpack. They still have NO ID for him even though they HAVE to have his fingerprints by now. 

 

Also. If someone killed a president or a famous person they would likely be turned in pretty quick by the public. With how little sympathy the public has for the healthcare industry even if someone sees him they may not turn him in. 

I’m with you. I think the gun jamming is especially key. No way your average person deals with that correctly in the moment. I don’t care how good you are with firearms, you’re going to be scared AF and will not be able to cope in that split second. Unless you have done this before. So that tells me professional. Guess it could be ex military or whatever instead of hitman, but definitely well trained and experienced.

There are some people saying no it’s not a hitman because he did get his face on camera at one point (might not have been good enough for facial recognition though) and he dropped a cell phone. Plus the backpack and stuff.

But a) I am not convinced that the cell phone etc wasn’t conveniently left or found to pin this on some lone wolf type and b) so far the evidence has led nowhere.

[MDC]

2 minutes ago, Alias Detective said:

I got a Million the dude isn’t MAGA.  Anyone? Anyone?

Why not? MAGAs hate the elites. 

[IGotWorms]

2 minutes ago, Alias Detective said:

2 years dipshit.

All plans are different, faggut

[kilroy69]

1 minute ago, IGotWorms said:

I’m with you. I think the gun jamming is especially key. No way your average person deals with that correctly in the moment. I don’t care how good you are with firearms, you’re going to be scared AF and will not be able to cope in that split second. Unless you have done this before. So that tells me professional. Guess it could be ex military or whatever instead of hitman, but definitely well trained and experienced.

There are some people saying no it’s not a hitman because he did get his face on camera at one point (might not have been good enough for facial recognition though) and he dropped a cell phone. Plus the backpack and stuff.

But a) I am not convinced that the cell phone etc wasn’t conveniently left or found to pin this on some lone wolf type and b) so far the evidence has led nowhere.

Was he a paid Italian professional hitman? No. They are going to be more bloody and way more professional. Was he a WILLING hitman? Absolutely, and he has likely done it before in different settings. The fact that leaving his cell phone and backpack has resulted in nothing makes me believe he is a foreign national. Otherwise they would be blasting his name everywhere 

[Hardcore troubadour]

He could easily have escaped through the southern border at this point. Biden stopped guarding that years ago.  

[IGotWorms]

5 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

Was he a paid Italian professional hitman? No. They are going to be more bloody and way more professional. Was he a WILLING hitman? Absolutely, and he has likely done it before in different settings. The fact that leaving his cell phone and backpack has resulted in nothing makes me believe he is a foreign national. Otherwise they would be blasting his name everywhere 

May not be straight Italian mobster but this could be a pretty high level hitman. The degree of difficulty was quite substantial. Focking right there on the street in midtown Manhattan with every law enforcement agency in the country immediately on your trail. So why do it? To make a very public point and extremely pointed threat to any other witness or whatever.

And yeah, definitely foreigner. Which is how he fit in at that hostel so well.

[TimHauck]

38 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

Why?

I guess could be to spare the family shame and all that. Seems really far to go though and it couldn’t have been done somewhere in Minnesota without millions of people around and cameras focking everywhere?

That plus also with the investigation if he could have been forced to pay anything back.

Not saying I definitely think that’s what it was, just that it is plausible.

[IGotWorms]

3 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

That plus also with the investigation if he could have been forced to pay anything back.

Not saying I definitely think that’s what it was, just that it is plausible.

I agree it’s possible, just wouldn’t put it high up the likelihood ladder. Mostly just because there’s millions of other places it could’ve been done that would’ve been just as effective but far less risky 

[Hardcore troubadour]

Tap, rack, bang. Not a big deal. 

[IGotWorms]

6 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Tap, rack, bang. Not a big deal. 

Okay, we get it, you’re a tough guy

[Voltaire]

I'm inspired. I want to add 'fake professional hitman' to my resume. I'll see if I can find an online correspondence course from Israel or Russia. 

I'd apply for the role of next James Bond, but unfortunately I'm not a disabled black transgender Muslim (zim/zer). 

[Patented Phil]

4 hours ago, lickin_starfish said:

A white guy shoots a white guy, and somehow she makes this into racism against blacks. Unreal. 

Also, people don't give a schit about this CEO because his policies lead to death and despair for everyday people.

Exactly.  Screw @peenie for making this about race.  People like her aren’t part of the problem, they are the problem.

[Patented Phil]

2 hours ago, TimHauck said:

No I mean the CEO actually died but could have arranged it to make it look like a murder

You never fail to disappoint.

[Gepetto]

1 hour ago, kilroy69 said:

Can we at least admit this was a hitman? His gun jammed and he did not panic at all. Had a silencer. When it was all done he again did not panic. He did not run. A regular every day person is not going to have that in them. They are going to speed everything up. Once he gets to the park he dumps his backpack. They still have NO ID for him even though they HAVE to have his fingerprints by now. 

 

Also. If someone killed a president or a famous person they would likely be turned in pretty quick by the public. With how little sympathy the public has for the healthcare industry even if someone sees him they may not turn him in. 

 

Have we considered that the CEO may have killed a hitman's dog and stole his car in a violent home invasion after his wife died?  Just curious. 

I read the police said the fingerprint they have is not useful. It isn’t a good enough print to match it to anybody.

[Voltaire]

32 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

I read the police said the fingerprint they have is not useful. It isn’t a good enough print to match it to anybody.

Somehow the murderer must have gotten ahold of Hunter Biden's fingerprints. This guy continues to impress.

[kilroy69]

32 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

I read the police said the fingerprint they have is not useful. It isn’t a good enough print to match it to anybody.

We are in 2024. With all the tech we have how can that possibly be? 

[Alias Detective]

1 hour ago, MDC said:

Why not? MAGAs hate the elites. 

No MAGA does a hostel.

[MDC]

22 minutes ago, Alias Detective said:

No MAGA does a hostel.

Unless that’s what he wants you to think.  

[jbycho]

26 minutes ago, kilroy69 said:

We are in 2024. With all the tech we have how can that possibly be? 

He got Hunter drunk and high and offered him a ten year old girl. Easy peasy.