The road leading to Hayfields Country Club in Hunt Valley, which is owned by the family of Luigi Mangione, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2024. Mangione was identified as a person of interest and was detained Monday in Pennsylvania in connection with the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. © Josh Morgan / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
(Altoona, PA) – The public execution of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson has other big corporate executives in New York City and around the country looking over their shoulders. Kathlyn Wilde, who leads the big apple’s largest business group says she is hearing from executives who are increasing security around their homes and themselves as they make their way around the city. The NYPD says it’s in touch with business leaders, guiding them through security plans.
Meanwhile, the NYPD wants to know who put up posters outside the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday, that praised the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. The posters had a red “X” across Thompson’s picture. Companies like CVS have taken down photos of their executives from their websites.
Luigi Mangione, the alleged CEO killer is fighting extradition to New York. He screamed to reporters as he was taken from a police van to a court appearance in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. His lawyer says he will fight any charges filed against his 26-year-old client.
One of the Mangione’s college roommates says he was never the same after undergoing agonizing back surgery that made it hard for him to make love to his girlfriend. X-ray pictures posted online show the alleged murderer suffered from a misaligned spine, which may have been made worse after a surfing accident.
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