FRANKIE
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That’s him. His goose is cooked
UnitedHealthcare CEO shot, killed outside Midtown Manhattan hotel; suspect sought
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Cavalry
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Here is something to think about. Remember the dude in Bergen that got popped with all the printed frames a couple months ago? He was kind of a big deal in the printing community and had made many Glock based designs.
He and the CEO slayer had the same occupation but at different companies. Wouldn't it be something if the pistol CEO slayer had was a freeman1337 design?
He and the CEO slayer had the same occupation but at different companies. Wouldn't it be something if the pistol CEO slayer had was a freeman1337 design?
libertysnake
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Here's something else to think about. Multiple people on this forum have the same occupation.
Cavalry
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Very true, but you caught me in the edit.
FRANKIE
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Guess this explains all the unidentified clusters of drones over N.Y. & NJ
libertysnake
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No that's just Amazon deliveries.
gun_slinger_boy
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Where is the can? That's the interesting part.
FRANKIE
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In the lake In Central Park
Metal detectors no challenge for 3D print work
Cavalry
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It is strange its not in the magic evidence pizza box.
I think its a ChairmanWon 19.2. for guesses on the the suppressor I'm going with a K-CAD. Keeping everything the same technology vintage.
Being in Free America, I built P80 clones of a Glock 17 & 19, which I also own. I took my time building them and paid close attention to fit and finish. The result from the Range? They ran equally flawlessly as the genuine articles, and just as accurate. I put 250 rounds through each. Both FMJ & JHP ammo. Will the P80’s last as long as the Glocks? Who knows? But I think they will far outlast me.
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libertysnake
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Mexican to black? God damn. Those things sure are convincing.
If that’s the gun he used, it is not a P80. And being that he reportedly lived in HI or CA, where was it built, and if in HI, how did he get it past possible TSA luggage searches?
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kev74
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libertysnake
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Whats'a yous tryin'a say? You no like'a Italians?
Cavalry
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Correct, its a printed DD19.2 variant. We cannot guess where he came from, but as shady as his online presence is it could have been anywhere. It could have been built years ago and left either with someone or in a cache.
Regardless, flying with a checked pistol is no big deal. TSA does not care as long as its declared, unloaded and in a locked case.
I'm completely guessing but since he took a bus from NYC to Altoona, maybe that or near by was the latest home.
Cavalry
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This is pretty odd. He scheduled this video to be go live after a certain time. And what happens on December 11th?
holdover
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The suspected killer of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson is the heir to a holiday resort fortune created by his grandparents - and the brother of a top doctor.
Luigi Mangione, 26, comes from a powerful Maryland family centered around the late patriarch Nicholas Mangiano, a first-generation American who built a real estate empire in the state that included country clubs and media.
Nicholas, who died in 2008 aged 83 after suffering a stroke, was the owner of Turf Valley Resort and Hayfields Country Club, as well as the radio station at the WCBM-AM.
Nicholas was born in Baltimore's Little Italy to a poor family but worked his way up from nothing. He also founded the nursing home Lorien Health Services. Luigi volunteered at his grandpa's nursing home in 2014, according to his LinkedIn.
Nicholas had 10 children, including Luigi's father Louis, and was married to his wife Mary until his death. The couple lived in a $1.9 million mansion situated on their country club, with Mary dying in 2013.
Luigi Mangione is also the cousin of Republican Maryland House of Delegates member Nino Mangione, as reported by The Baltimore Sun.
Meanwhile Luigi's mother Kathleen Zannino Mangione owns a boutique travel company, and his sister MariaSanta Mangione is a respected doctor. She currently works as a medical resident at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas after graduating from Vanderbilt medical school.
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Luigi Mangione, 26, comes from a powerful Maryland family centered around the late patriarch Nicholas Mangiano, a first-generation American who built a real estate empire in the state that included country clubs and media.
Nicholas, who died in 2008 aged 83 after suffering a stroke, was the owner of Turf Valley Resort and Hayfields Country Club, as well as the radio station at the WCBM-AM.
Nicholas was born in Baltimore's Little Italy to a poor family but worked his way up from nothing. He also founded the nursing home Lorien Health Services. Luigi volunteered at his grandpa's nursing home in 2014, according to his LinkedIn.
Nicholas had 10 children, including Luigi's father Louis, and was married to his wife Mary until his death. The couple lived in a $1.9 million mansion situated on their country club, with Mary dying in 2013.
Luigi Mangione is also the cousin of Republican Maryland House of Delegates member Nino Mangione, as reported by The Baltimore Sun.
Meanwhile Luigi's mother Kathleen Zannino Mangione owns a boutique travel company, and his sister MariaSanta Mangione is a respected doctor. She currently works as a medical resident at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas after graduating from Vanderbilt medical school.
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holdover
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Thats fucking weird, reminds of the Trump shooter in Butler saying you got the wrong guy
Pissed Off Patriot
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What's next? Another round of anti-gun legislation from this, aimed at 3D printed guns and /or silencers?
Maybe even aimed at the 3D printers themselves, akin to micro stamping everything it prints and registration of 3D printers.
Carlos Hathcock
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Luigi Mangione. An Italian hit man. Well, that's a first.
Cavalry
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Kinda like the printer dots on paper printers.
That kind of knee jerk reaction does less than COBIS. Give me 30 mins and I can flash a printer with generic "pre ban" frimware.
holdover
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libertysnake
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Not sure how he is going to distribute anything. I'm sure YouTube will immediately take down any manifesto stuff he puts up, so we'll never know his side. And NYPD will likely suppress anything around the case to cover the fact this guy was only caught because he wanted to be and they couldn't do shit about it.
My "guess," is this guy is going to release info via a channel NYPD has no control over, like something via Tor / Onion, or via Telegram. Either that or he made a program that will use automation to sign up for Youtube accounts under various names, get tokens to authenticate, and post under random Youtube/Twitter/whatever names to keep things from being suppressed.
Remember, this guy is a programmer. Looking at his background, he definitely has the skillset to write something like that. @SonOfSun and @SomeSoldier can probably vouch for that having written enough programs of their own.
I think that's what he's doing here. He's just telling people to keep their eyes open this week.
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I will wait, prior to judging him guilty
I agree. Doesn't look anything like the guy in the surveillance video.
libertysnake
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Gone already.
Cavalry
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Like everything else he put out there, its already been copied and reposted.
Cant stop the signal.
byron
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his Facebook page gone also
libertysnake
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Apparently, his motive from what I've been able to piece together was his mother had really bad neuropathy and UHC didn't want to cover anything for years and years and kept dicking him and her around. And then he had some sort of pain thing too going on and just snapped and decided he wasn't going to tolerate it anymore.
So it was claims related.
So it was claims related.