re: UNH's UnitedHealth CEO shot and killed

I am thinking now that the shell casings Cops found were decoys from another gun meant to throw them off.

He is clearly taking care to catch the casings in the video. So for him to leave 3 casings (and supposedly a few dropped bullets) makes no sense.

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And grabbing the spent casings as he racked.

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Sure is. He’s cupping them as he racks the next round.

He’s also got a full back pack on incase his get away plan goes wrong.

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You wouldn’t expect that a professional wouldn’t have a weapon that has a malfunction with every squeeze of the trigger. But there could be a reason for that. Did he travel to the city and have to rely on someone else for that pistol? Does his past prevent him from buying? Even if he could legally possess a firearm he isn’t walking into a gun store to purchase a firearm he is taking on a hit. The tool he used isnt the indicator here. He didn’t let equipment prevent him from completing the job.

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If it's a ghost/untraceable weapon why not leave it at the scene?

Sounds counterintuitive but there's a reason for "Leave the gun, take the cannoli".

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The CEO of a major corporation and he’s walking down the street by himself. Why did he not have a security guy or security detail with him?

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Because 999 out of 1,000 people will have 0 idea who he is the CEO of UNH as they walk by him.

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Because we have, by far, the most unhealthy population in the Western world. We're, as a whole, fricking disgusting.

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Because Americans are absolutely awful at practicing preventive healthcare.

Don't work out, don't eat right. Don't go to your yearly check up that is covered by every insurance.

All good until you run to the urgent care for something and discover your blood pressure is sky high and cholesterol levels are elevated.

No telling how long its been elevated and how much damage has already been done to your body.

Now you either make lifestyle changes (very few do this), continue to be a walking heart attack in waiting, or get put on medications and become reliant on the medical system to prevent you from killing yourself.

I don't know the numbers, but I'd estimate 60%-70% of hospital admissions could have been prevented by diet and exercise.

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Healthcare in America is largely expensive because of what providers and hospitals bill to insurance

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And they have to inflate billing to insurance companies because of the reimbursement rates of Medicare, Medicaid, and uninsured (aka zero).

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And they have to inflate billing to insurance companies because of the reimbursement rates of Medicare, Medicaid, and uninsured (aka zero).

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Funny how if insurance companies disappear the cost of service goes down. Who benefits from their existence again?

Good luck


He doesn't know shite.

Cite it.

Think he would’ve made it if the ambulance ride didn’t need a prior auth?