Besides talking about the murder itself, if he was an hero for killing a ruthless CEO etc I thought of something.
Apparently his mother Kathleen talked to the authorities right before his arrest, said he looked like the suspected killer and reported him as missing from November.
The funniest thing is that she has not heard of him since JULY because he self isolated, apparently he went to Asia and had issues with his back.
What mother reports you missing months after you ghost and reports you to the authorities before they know you are even alive?
Especially over a murder of someone who is not even close to them? She was like ‘yeah my son disappeared months ago, idk if he is alive or dead but he may be a murderer’
Your immediate thought process is to think your son may have committed murder? How does an italian family have so much trust in authorities?
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Adding this https://nypost.com/2024/12/13/us-news/luigi-mangiones-family-operated-nursing-home-empire-that-was-cited-for-abuse-and-health-violations/
Something is off about all of this
Maybe he is the killer but he probably also didn’t agree to what he saw while volunteering at these nursing homes
I work at a nursing home and complaints happen all the time. People “accuse” staff of doing things that don’t actually happen.
When that happens, health and human services comes out and investigates and finds the accusation either substantiated or unsubstantiated. A *vast* majority of the time the accusations didn’t actually happen. “Accused” doesn’t really mean anything unless the nursing home has a myriad of tags and IJs (immediate jeopardies).
Their response: “yeah we are currently grooming him to be a shooter”