United Healthcare CEO Shot

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#guywhohasakeeneye well done.lol great police work,quite amazing actually,kid had the ghost gun with silencer in his possession.
 


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Anti-capitalist and Ivy league graduate.

He's gonna give communism a bad name.

Sounds like he was not only in possession of the gun, but also a manifesto that rails on capitalism and in particular how capitalism controls healthcare.
 

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He must have gone clean shaven to try and throw the law off of his trail.

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Let’s face it, the CEO guy probably needed killing anyway. Nevertheless, all I can keep thinking to myself is what a waste. What was that kid thinking?
 

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For apparently being a smart guy, he didn’t spend much time testing out his ghost gun. I wondered about the fumbling and feed issues now it seems clearer. All the talk of $5000 guns and now this. Very interesting.

Will be curious to see the evidence add up.
 
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My question is why would the gun be 3d printed as it looks like he copied a glock...the serial number would have been on the metal barrel too, was a threaded barrel according to police...and I am very skeptical of a 3d printed silencer...wouldn't one think that that 1st shot would have melted and distorted it a bit? And for a glock action to jam, the entire upper assembly looked to me in the picture as a true upper...just doesn't add up with the gun...I bet that gun found on him, when tested is not the gun used in the act...can't be, and I doubt he would be that stupid...I am thinking he is setting up circumstantial evidence...recognition alone isn't a smoking gun as 2 people can look so very much alike...they are gonna need DNA and a ballistic match...wouldn't you think? So far a ton of reasonable doubt.

I'm thinking he is smarter than everyone is giving him credit for...way way more to this.
 


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My question is why would the gun be 3d printed as it looks like he copied a glock...the serial number would have been on the metal barrel too, was a threaded barrel according to police...and I am very skeptical of a 3d printed silencer...wouldn't one think that that 1st shot would have melted and distorted it a bit? And for a glock action to jam, the entire upper assembly looked to me in the picture as a true upper...just doesn't add up with the gun...I bet that gun found on him, when tested is not the gun used in the act...can't be, and I doubt he would be that stupid...I am thinking he is setting up circumstantial evidence...recognition alone isn't a smoking gun as 2 people can look so very much alike...they are gonna need DNA and a ballistic match...wouldn't you think? So far a ton of reasonable doubt.

I'm thinking he is smarter than everyone is giving him credit for...way way more to this.

What generation Glock are you thinking?
 


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Not to derail, but...Was there ever a motive released in the RJR trial or was that swept under the rug as well? Just a random slaying so they claim? I ai'nt buying it.
 


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