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In reply to the discussion: I am NOT in favor of murder. That said [View all]LeftInTX
(30,631 posts)13. The killer was just as wealthy as the guy he killed.
Last edited Mon Dec 9, 2024, 04:45 PM - Edit history (3)
Exclusive private schools his entire life. Spoiled rich kid.
Mangione hails from a prominent Maryland area family with ties to real estate and state politics. The Baltimore Banner reports that his family owns two Maryland recreational properties and a group of nursing and assisted living facilities in the state they founded, and where Mangiones LinkedIn profile said he previously worked as a volunteer. Nino Mangione, a Republican Maryland delegate, told local NBC affiliate WBAL that he is Luigis cousin. Mangione attended the Gilman School, a private all-boys high school in Baltimore where tuition exceeds $30,000 per year.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/luigi-mangione-unitedhealthcare-ceo-shooting.html
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/luigi-mangione-unitedhealthcare-ceo-shooting.html
One of the recreational facilities is Turf Valley Resort https://www.turfvalley.com/
Luigi Mangione, person of interest in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting, is related to prominent Maryland family
The Mangiones own several country clubs, including Haysfield Country Club in Hunt Valley, as well as healthcare facilities and real estate companies in the Baltimore area.
Luigi is the cousin of Maryland Republican Delegate Nino Mangione, who represents parts of Baltimore County.
According to our media partner at The Baltimore Banner, Luigi's late grandfather, Nicholas Mangione Sr., was a self-made real estate developer who owned country clubs, nursing homes and a radio station. His grandmother Mary, who died in 2023 from Parkinson's disease, was described in an obituary as a hospital benefactor and a music patron.
The Banner reports the Mangione family purchased Turf Valley Country Club in 1978, establishing it as a golf course resort and residential community. According to the Banner, family businesses also include the Lorien Health Services nursing homes and radio station WCBM-AM.
https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/unitedhealthcare-luigi-mangione-family-maryland-brian-thompson/
The Mangiones own several country clubs, including Haysfield Country Club in Hunt Valley, as well as healthcare facilities and real estate companies in the Baltimore area.
Luigi is the cousin of Maryland Republican Delegate Nino Mangione, who represents parts of Baltimore County.
According to our media partner at The Baltimore Banner, Luigi's late grandfather, Nicholas Mangione Sr., was a self-made real estate developer who owned country clubs, nursing homes and a radio station. His grandmother Mary, who died in 2023 from Parkinson's disease, was described in an obituary as a hospital benefactor and a music patron.
The Banner reports the Mangione family purchased Turf Valley Country Club in 1978, establishing it as a golf course resort and residential community. According to the Banner, family businesses also include the Lorien Health Services nursing homes and radio station WCBM-AM.
https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/unitedhealthcare-luigi-mangione-family-maryland-brian-thompson/
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Will call you nothing bad. However, unless I hear something new, this sounds like an incel rationalizing shooting someon
Silent Type
Dec 9
#2
I think this is the first time I have seen the shooter referred to as an "incel"
sarisataka
Dec 9
#21
Yeah. Until today he was considered a hero like DB Cooper or somebody, though Cooper didn't shoot anyone in the back.
Silent Type
Dec 9
#22
Not much on judging his appeal, but he doesn't look so good to me in his mug shot.
Silent Type
Dec 10
#48
You know, I don't recall ever seeing you speak out against matricide. By your logic,
Scrivener7
Dec 9
#19
You're wrong some people do come out alive and no one deserves to be murdered whatever their age
Meowmee
Dec 9
#10
I was referring to older people who come in with life-threatening conditions, who or who are killed by the hospitals, et
Meowmee
Dec 9
#17
I could feel sorry for his children that's probably about it and maybe his parents, etc.
Meowmee
Dec 9
#11
You know he's rich. How do you know he's spoiled? Do you likewise assume all poor people are virtuous?
Scrivener7
Dec 10
#25
The guy who killed him came from privilege and wealth himself. Is rich on rich crime "brought on by themselves"?
LeftInTX
Dec 10
#31
I doubt it....Sounds like he had a mental health break and his mom reported him missing in November.
LeftInTX
Dec 10
#34
*"To save you a lengthy investigation, I state plainly that I wasn't working with anyone,"
elleng
Dec 10
#35
But not the killer. However are you advocating for murdering every greedy scoundrel in the US????
LeftInTX
Dec 10
#41