“I was able to read this manifesto […] It's a [texte] manuscript. He suggests he is frustrated with the US health care system »
According to the court document charging him with second-degree murder, he was in particular in possession of a false driver's license and “a semi-automatic pistol with what appears to be a 3D printed magazine and a silencer, as well as than written confessions to the crime.” The document does not detail his “confessions”, but the police indicated on Monday that a three-page text had been found on the suspect. “I was able to read this manifesto […] It is a handwritten (text). He suggests that he is frustrated with the health system in the United States,” explained this Tuesday, December 10, the head of investigators of the New York police, Joseph Kenny, on the show Good Morning America.
“More specifically, Luigi Mangione explains that our health system is the most expensive in the world, while the life expectancy of an American is ranked 42nd in the world. He has written extensively about his disdain for corporate America and particularly the healthcare industry. »
Medical radio photo
The suspect appeared Monday evening before a judge near Altoona, who placed him in custody pending his transfer to New York justice. The day after his arrest, many questions arose about the background and motivations of the suspect, a son of a good family with a degree in engineering from a private university in the state of Pennsylvania. The police are particularly wondering about a medical x-ray photo displayed on the suspect's profile on the social network X, which appears to show pins implanted in a person's lower back.
Hateful comments against the health insurance system
Last Wednesday at dawn, the killer approached Brian Thompson, 50, and coldly shot him in the middle of the street in front of a hotel in Manhattan, a scene captured by a video surveillance camera and seen by millions of people .
