United Healthcare CEO Shot In Public, But Nation Wants Killer Freed: EVERYTHING We Know So Far

Now the police are branding Luigi as a terrorist. He killed one person. they don't even call school shooters terrorists.

"Brian was rushed to the hospital." Okay, but did he really NEED to go to the ER?

i don't feel bad for brian thompson. "he was a FATHER and a HUSBAND !!!" how many fathers and husbands do you think were killed to stuff his pockets a little bit more

"murder is wrong but if done through a corporation on a massive scale using tons of paperwork then it's business" this is on point. :(

All the people defending this CEO seem to forget that he would reject their pleas for help in a heartbeat if it meant getting a bit more cash in his bank account.

Some think Luigi is a coward for ending the life of an “unarmed, defenseless man with his back turned” while ignoring the fact The CEO indirectly killed many faceless, defenseless, people with their backs to the wall.

“There’s a family mourning” there’s millions of families mourning over their loved ones who were _denied_ the health care they pay for

“How cruel can you be to not care for someone’s death?” How cruel was he to deny the lives of those just trying to survive.

My mother had ovarian cancer and needed a procedure. It took United 8 MONTHS to approve it. By then, the cancer spread everywhere, and she passed. I have ZERO sympathy for this dude.

I worked in hospital billing, and *literally * all I did for THREE YEARS was file appeals to UHC for incorrectly denied claims. 9 hours a day, 6 days a week for three years. I almost had a complete nervous breakdown from spending my time arguing with a company whose entire purpose was seemingly to avoid paying out a thin dime.