Bullets Used In Fatal United Healthcare CEO Shoot*ng Had Words Written On Them
Bullets Used In Fatal United Healthcare CEO Shoot*ng Had Words Written On Them
A chilling detail has emerged in the tragic shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Three bullets used in the fatal attack on Thompson early Wednesday morning (Dec. 4) in New York City were marked with the words “deny,” “defend,” and “depose.”
According to law enforcement officials, these words, found on shell casings recovered at the scene, are being examined for a possible connection to insurance companies and their responses to claims.
Thompson was sh*t multiple times by a masked g*nman outside the Hilton Midtown hotel, where he was set to attend a conference. The suspect, who had been lying in wait, fired at Thompson before fleeing on a bike toward Central Park. Despite an intense investigation, the gunman remains at large, with authorities describing the attack as “premeditated, preplanned, targeted.”
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