re: Video of UnitedHealthCare CEO Execution

They will never catch this guy. This is some grassy knoll shite.

Probably knew the camera was there as well.

Didn't appear to have on gloves. Fingerprints on casings and dropped rounds.

They will follow his route with cameras. Kind of like they did with the pipe bomb guy on Jan 6.

If he was hired, he won't be alive much longer.

Maybe subsonic ammo and/or suppressor causing jams. It happens.

If you think pro killers can’t look like chumps you haven’t seen enough hardened killers.

Subsonic & blowback. Not if it has cycling issues, but when it has cycling issues.

Whether he was a pro, or has killed before, who knows, but he definitely knows how to handle that particular firearm & load with confidence.

I counted 3 shots.

What about y’all?

Vid was just removed from Twitter. Like while I was reading replies.

Edit- disregard. Later replies shows it was a 9mil. Not a .22.
I'm not disagreeing with the theories of underpowered subsonic, or gas problems from the suppressor.
Throwing another theory out there tho.
Many .22 cal semi autos have a stationary barrel. Bolted down, into the frame. But some of the newer ones use the Browning type floating barrel.
That seemed like a really long suppressor.
Perhaps the weight of the suppressor was tilting a floating barrel, and misaligning the chamber, and causing the failure to eject?

Let's address some stuff in here.

I'm no expert but I have several silencers and shoot them often.

I don't know what kind of gun he has so let's start with the overwhelming majority of people saying it's a .22 lr.

"He's shooting sub out of a semi": All .22LR are subsonic out of a pistol save for a few with longer 12"+ barrels.
He may have tried sub sonic .22 rounds but why if he's a professional as half here claim.

A silencer makes a pistol less reliable. This is false. Now, if you are shooting a centerfire round 9mm, 10mm, .45 etc. in a semi auto, then most likely you have an action where the barrel tilts up as the slide moves backwards. If you have a semi like this, you need a booster (piston and spring) for reliable functioning. If you're using a piston, then the gun will be extremely reliable unless it's just a huge piece of shite.

There are sub sonic 9mm rounds (147 gr), they are absolutely reliable. All .45 acp rounds are subsonic unless you have some specialty round (extremely light frangible bullet).

The gun is a B&T VP9. I don't think it is. With a VP9 or Six-45 or whatever, it's a bolt action type action. Meaning you pull the bolt to the back and push it back forward and you have to turn the bolt to release. This guy is pulling the action back and releasing the slide is what it looks like to me,

Lastly, I know Johnson was shot in the leg based on reporting. The first shot, Johnson starts moving like something hit him in the leg. Pretty sure that was the 1st shot.

My thinking is this guy had family that died after getting denied a claim. Guy probably either didn't have a booster assembly or built a silencer out of a solvent trap and put it on a semi with a tilting barrel and sought revenge..

Nice. Hopefully some copycat assassinations follow.

It was an execution. High level or professional? Definitely not.

You would have tested the gun to know exactly how it reacted with the suppressor.