[m4lmaster]

he covered the ejection port racking his gun after each shot causing issues, people are saying its because its suppressed, semi auto handguns handle suppressors just fine
they found 3 live casings and 3 spent
i think the gun ran on the first shot, he racked it thinking it wouldnt cycle, and continued for the next few shots, fire, cycle, fire, cycle

dudes messy, no way in hell this was a hired hit.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

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[stanmarsh]

Originally Posted by mramerikan ↗

My first thought is how shitty the resolution is from the security camera. I know it's someone recording from a computer, but there's so much better quality from poor third world places these days.

The camera has a cataract and its insurance company wouldn't cover the procedure.

[mramerikan]

[stillfeelchill]

she for sure knows what its about

[newjerseydeevil]

Someone's deductible was too high.

[quetza]

thank you!!!! been looking for this video since I first heard the news. man I love this site!!!!

United has pissed off more patients, doctors, pharmacists, physical therapists, *insert medical field here* than you can shake a stick at. I deal with their bureaucratic bullshit every single day. medication and imaging denials are the most common thing that we would waste our time with. We don't accept United insurance anymore because the reimbursement rate is shit. we still see the patients we have that are insured by them but we don't accept new ones anymore. We sometimes lose money with patients insured under United and when youre trying to pay to keep the lights on, pay for medical supplies, pay your nurses, pay your office manager, and then have some leftover to pay your own damn bills you just can't do it. medicine is a service, but I have to be able to keep the lights on to keep the door open.

I don't wish death on anyone there, but I'm sure there are plenty of people that do.

[William May]

Originally Posted by yah ↗

So, the killer rode off on one of these sweet-looking rides:
Meet the Citi Bike ebikes

They are specially endorsed by United Healthcare, as being "very healthy" to use, and entailing "Little risk of heart attack during use". So I guess the guy was reading his provided Health Care Literature

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They said he dropped his cellphone

[William May]

Originally Posted by m4lmaster ↗

he covered the ejection port racking his gun after each shot causing issues, people are saying its because its suppressed, semi auto handguns handle suppressors just fine
they found 3 live casings and 3 spent
i think the gun ran on the first shot, he racked it thinking it wouldnt cycle, and continued for the next few shots, fire, cycle, fire, cycle

dudes messy, no way in hell this was a hired hit.

Perhaps, like, say, United Healthcare, the original triggerman hired the lowest bid subcontractor?

After all, if you were one of those still in an iron lung, certainly you would go with the cheapest subcontractor to make sure the breathing bellows is energized, wouldn't you?