“Shocking Twist: Did United CEO’s Assassination Uncover a Dark Web of Secrets?”
This “conspiracy theory” had a lot of sound reasoning behind it, according to viewers
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@davidbetras0 I’m no conspiracy theorist, but that murderer knew where the cameras were when he shot that man. So we never actually got to see the actual shooters face and he didn’t run from the scene. He was very cold and calculating. He obviously knew his schedule he walked away from the scene went into Central Park, where there would be no cameras. Now he’s cautious and all of that but somehow he walks into a Starbucks and stays in a hostel. I don’t know. Maybe I’m crazy but I think there’s more to the story. ♬ original sound – David Betras
David had many TikTok users talking.
“You’re creating reasonable doubt; I love it,” one comment read.
“I think the guy at Starbucks was a decoy,” another wrote. “I agree with you.”
A third suspected, “I think the feds’ only evidence is the evidence that he allows them to have.”
A former retired forensic investigator additionally believed David’s theory made sense.
A person of interest has now been taken into custody
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Authorities have now identified the shooter who killed Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday, December 4 — 26-year-old Luigi Mangione.
Allegedly, his main motive was his personal experiences with the healthcare system, which many netizens suspected before his name was revealed.
According to AP News, he left his hostel well before dawn, at around 5:30AM, before arriving at the Hilton Hotel, where UnitedHealth Group was holding its annual investor conference.
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