Murder in Manhattan: more suspicious sees himself as a hero in the fight against corruption!

Murder in Manhattan: more suspicious sees himself as a hero in the fight against corruption!

In a shocking incident in New York, the CEO of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson, was shot near the busy Times Square on December 4. The main suspect, Luigi Nicholas Mangione, 26 years old, was arrested five days after the crime in a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania. When he was arrested, Mangione wore a weapon, a mask and a handwritten manifesto with him that connected him to the crime. Interestingly, the police found that Mangione was never a customer of United Healthcare, which did not stop him from choosing Thompson as the goal, since he saw the company as a powerful health supplier, as dein-shs.de reported.

After his arrest, mangion in Manhattan was charged with murder and other charges, including the illegal possession of a weapon. Prosecutors in New York have already submitted the application for his delivery because of these serious charges. Mangione's motives seem to lie in its aversion to the health system and its view of “parasitic” corporate mentality. In his writings, he described that American health care is the most expensive in the world, while the profits of the big corporations continue to rise. According to a report by ABC News, Mangione said that he sees himself as a martyr who struggles against the injustices in the system, which gave him a certain “heroism” from some of the Internet.

examinations and legal steps

The legal steps against mangion are now in full swing. He is currently being recorded in a prison in Pennsylvania, while the New York public prosecutor is aiming to bring him to the indictment. The governor of New York, Kathy Hochul, has announced that it will do everything to ensure public security and to hold mants. The incidents related to this tragic act have also been incorporated concerns about the amount of the insurance costs and the health system in the USA, as a survey by Gallup shows, which shows that 81 % of Americans are dissatisfied with the costs of medical care.