UnitedHealthcare CEO's Alleged Killer Linked to Indian Author’s Book and Gun Range Visits

Luigi Mangione, charged with the murder of Brian Thompson, showed signs of radicalization through an obsession with philosophy and corporate critiques, alongside troubling travel behavior.

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was reportedly fixated on Jash Dholani's book 'Hit Reverse,' purchasing 400 copies and traveling to Mumbai to meet the author.
Mangione’s Asia trip in 2024 included visits to a gun range in Thailand, where he opted for firearms practice over leisure activities, as reported by his travel companions.
Prosecutors allege Mangione targeted Thompson in a premeditated shooting, citing his disdain for corporate greed and the healthcare industry as possible motives.
Mangione has hired Craig Rothfeld, a prison consultant known for assisting high-profile defendants like Harvey Weinstein, as he faces both state and federal murder charges.
Court proceedings in the federal case have been delayed to mid-February, with Mangione potentially facing the death penalty depending on Justice Department decisions.

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