Luigi Mangione, the suspected assassin of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is furious at the growing power of big health insurance companies and has written a handwritten manifesto warning that big health insurance companies are doing so at the expense of Americans, according to sources. He claimed that he was only concerned about “huge profits.”
Mr. Mangione, 26, cited United Healthcare as one of the largest companies in the United States by market capitalization and criticized the health insurance business in a two-and-a-half page manifesto addressed to the Federal Reserve that investigators recovered.
“In reality, these [companies] “They have become too powerful and continue to exploit our country for huge profits,” Mangione wrote, according to sources.
He apologized for the trauma he had caused, perhaps alluding to the execution-style shooting of Thompson, 50, in a crowded Midtown neighborhood last week, but said: “It had to be done.'' ” he also said.
“I apologize for the traumatic conflict, but it had to be done,” he wrote, according to sources. “Frankly, these parasites were just expecting it to come.”
Mangione also wrote in his short manifesto that he worked alone.
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