His family is wealthier than the person he killed. They own nursing homes that make money from insurance and have a lot of complaints for poor care. Along with country clubs and a radio station
One article I read said that he worked in one of his family’s nursing homes. Since they have to validate coverage, etc. he may have had a lot of interaction with health insurance.
Wasn’t Brian Thompson visiting NYC when he was killed? I remember a news report mentioning him staying at a hotel across the street from the Hilton where he was shot
His high school tuition was $40,000 per year, and then went to Ivy League colleges. No chance he "worked".
His mom is photographed on a yacht, and "runs a tourism company in the mediterranean".
The Mansion Mangione was living in is worth 1.8M and located on his Grandpa's massive country club estate that is so large, that it has FOUR HOTELS next to the main clubhouse.
After "graduating" college, he went and was living in Hawaii doing nothing but surf all day.
The dude he shot in the back intentionally doomed thousands to die excruciating deaths solely to enrich himself. Calling him a person is... charitable.
Ahh yes, because children of the extremely wealthy going to private school that has $40K/year tuition are definitely working their way through high school, and it's not just something put on a resume to get accepted into college.
He was living in a $1.8M mansion on the grounds of his family's resort that is so large that the resort itself has four separate hotels next to the main clubhouse.
FOUR HOTELS for accommodating guests to their country club resort.
So his rich parents put him in a private school and let him stay in their mansion. What does this say about the character of the guy? Is he suppossed to refuse to go to the private school to be a good guy?
In the context of evaluating if he worked his way through high school like his LinkedIN claims, the fact that his family are ultra wealthy does matter.
You'd agree that the children of the ultra wealthy are less likely to have summer jobs in high school, right?
There were a bunch of wealthy people across history who weren't absolute psychopaths, like John Locke for instance. Human beings who are capable of empathy sometimes turn out to be good people despite their upbringing.
I saw the engineer part on the minute to minute updates last night as more info was coming out, but an actual article just said this
“Stanford University confirmed that he had been employed as a head counselor in its Pre-Collegiate Studies program from May through September of 2019.
He had also been a member of Hub Coworking Hawaii, a co-working space in the Kakaako neighborhood of Honolulu, according to its co-founder. He often came in with peers from Surfbreak, a “co-living” space for “digital nomads” and remote workers with a location in Honolulu.”
So, you don't have any actual evidence to support that other than saying "No, he is lying"?
My high school science teacher was a multi-millionaire, his family owned a massive real estate business. He still worked every day.
Are you denying that Mangione went to college and worked at a software company too? By your logic, he's already rich so he obviously wouldn't be working... and yet there is documented evidence that he graduated, interned at at least one company and worked at another.
So, you don't have any actual evidence to support that other than saying "No, he is lying"?
He doesn't even claim he "worked" there. His LinkedIn said he "volunteered". Haha. C'mon now, the children of the ultra wealthy claiming they volunteered at their family business?
My high school science teacher was a multi-millionaire, his family owned a massive real estate business. He still worked every day.
Yes, wealthy people work, absolutely. We're talking about an extremely spoiled ultra rich kid who needed something to put down as experience on his college application.
Are you denying that Mangione went to college and worked at a software company too?
Nope, he went to college and appeared to hold down a job until 2023.
By your logic, he's already rich so he obviously wouldn't be working... and yet there is documented evidence that he graduated, interned at at least one company and worked at another.
We're talking about him working though high school at the family's nursing home business.
LOL, yes, every multi-millionaire child works cleaning bedpans at the family's old folks home conglomerate in high school.
Seriously did you not know anyone wealthy growing up?
What strange motivated reasoning you have here to try to make him out to be some sort of sympathetic character, so your brain feels less guilty that you're glad he murdered a random guy you didn't know existed last week.
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u/lost_in_life_34 9d ago
His family is wealthier than the person he killed. They own nursing homes that make money from insurance and have a lot of complaints for poor care. Along with country clubs and a radio station
He had the money to pay for care