CEO of UHG Shot and Killed in NYC - WTF is wrong with you New York

[Dbeasy 15561]

28 minutes ago, SameSame said:

That might be correct, but this one they probably got his name from the flirtatious ho at the hostel.  Cross checked that with the one major bus service that services the US and it found a match.
 

 

They don’t have his real name I don’t think.  

[InkaUtexas 26859]

so it is not Peter Ennis

[SameSame 1751]

15 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

They don’t have his real name I don’t think.  

That’s what I meant, he used the same fake name with the hostel and the bus. Just a guess 

[Dbeasy 15561]

7 minutes ago, SameSame said:

That’s what I meant, he used the same fake name with the hostel and the bus. Just a guess 

Ah got it. That would be very stupid, but I guess I could see that. 

[Hagbard Celine 11213]

3 hours ago, Dbeasy said:

One of the more interesting items from this whole thing is the implication from them knowing he boarded a bus in Atlanta. 

That means there is likely a video database capturing huge streams of video data from all over the country, holding it for weeks/months/years? and using facial recognition scanning to ID the person. I’m unclear how this is constitutionally legal. 

There could be other paths to this data, but seems low probability. 

dude

[Sawbonz 28185]

6 hours ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:

If they can’t make everyone happy, the usual American way is to fuck it up so badly that nobody is happy

That was my mom growing up when we kids couldn’t agree on something 

[Hagbard Celine 11213]

3 hours ago, locodos said:

You can film people in public spaces, use tech to ID and track movements, sell as a service to LE.   I think it's best to assume that outside your home you are being recorded at all times.

or you could just vacuum and ingest every electronic signature everywhere on the planet every hour of every day month after month year after year

the question is who gets to use it

and what they do with it

to date we have little evidence it is being used "openly" - even to drop a clue to civilian LE to help them on their way when a 1%er is liquidated

the atlanta bus datapoint came early - i look forward to learning the source

[Al Czervik 1261]

5 hours ago, Bill Brasky said:

 

 

Or Bubble Boy, we don’t know. 

[chainsaw 10279]

1 minute ago, Hagbard Celine said:

the source

they probably used CCTV to retrace his steps from the morning back to the hostel, and the hostel gave him up including the fact he flirted with the employee when he checked in. He probably told her the Atlanta bus part.

[Hagbard Celine 11213]

2 hours ago, The Dog said:

from Reddit on the question of whether or not this dude gets caught:

I have to wonder if this guy was acting alone or if there weren't more involved.

i too was beguiled by the egress

it looked like professional tradecraft

but the hostel video with the mask down - that's sloppy

if he made that mistake - regardless of preparation - he made others

he's findable without help from the boys

[Sawbonz 28185]

5 hours ago, LCHorn said:

I, too, would like to conduct myself in a manor. 

Well, you’re going to have to get rid of all your integrity to make that kind of money

[Wally Fairway 5674]

1 hour ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:

If we are now declaring open season on overpaid CEOs, might I suggest as the next one on the list a certain illegal immigrant from a racist African country?

a) if we are declaring open season, then the 2025 Celebrity death thread will include a bunch of new names
b) he is already on the 2024 list

[chainsaw 10279]

1 minute ago, Wally Fairway said:

a) if we are declaring open season, then the 2025 Celebrity death thread will include a bunch of new names
b) he is already on the 2024 list

That probably won't be murder

The odds-on favorites (calling my shot)

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1.

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Self-Harm

2.

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Accidental overdose

3.

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Preventable accident (aircraft, boat, submarine, vehicle)

 

[Prepuce of Doom 21285]

1 minute ago, chainsaw said:

That probably won't be murder

The odds-on favorites (calling my shot)

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Self-Harm

2.

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Accidental overdose

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Preventable accident (aircraft, boat, submarine, vehicle)

 

He's been on my list for so long that I took a year off for 2024 just to see if I had been jinxing it all along. 

I think that 2 and 3 are far more likely than 1, at least unless it happens while under extreme influence. 

[InkaUtexas 26859]

What about kills himself in a submarine running into a trench when fucked up on narcotics?

[chainsaw 10279]

3 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

What about kills himself in a submarine running into a trench when fucked up on narcotics?

Spoiler

1 only happens if there's intent, so if there's an open question about his intent (but let's be real, with a guy like him, you KNOW there would be a tweet/manifesto) then I think the ruling on the field would have to be accidental death, and in your scenario if he's fucked up on narcotics that might not negate intent but it wouldn't by itself prove intent so the ruling on the field would be non-suicide.

2 only happens if the autopsy supports that the direct cause of death was toxicological, but in your scenario the direct cause of his death would be a rapid unplanned compression event.

3 only happens if the accident was preventable, so in your scenario there's basically no argument that he needed to be on that submarine and no argument that he needed to be fucked up on narcotics while operating it, so I would call that a preventable accident.

 

[BearSchlong 8238]

Backpack found in central park, per David Muir.

[OneOfTheOutOfFocusGuys 2153]

46 minutes ago, Sawbonz said:

That was my mom growing up when we kids couldn’t agree on something 

??  She made a lot of people happy.

[Incredulity 11874]

7 minutes ago, BearSchlong said:

Backpack found in central park, per David Muir.

Has Peter Ennis confirmed.

 

we dont want to run off half cocked

Edited December 6 by Incredulity

[ztejas 44223]

7 minutes ago, BearSchlong said:

Backpack found in central park, per David Muir.

Are you sure it wasn't David Penis?

[chainsaw 10279]

If you can indict a ham sandwich you can indict a backpack. Let's call it a day

[C-Man 27777]

This been discussed? I know it's Daily Mail and all but found it interesting.

Murdered health insurance boss Brian Thompson backed 'malicious' AI that denied 90% of patient coverage

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14165741/unitedhealthcare-brian-thompson-ai-patient-coverage-lawsuit.html

[CleverNickname 1345]

if I were to need to burn my insider trading source, I do a professional hit and have them purposely lay a false trail with a well known book title clues as a red herring.

Edited December 7 by CleverNickname

[smuggs 9397]

18 minutes ago, Incredulity said:

Has Peter Ennis confirmed.

 

we dont want to run off half cocked

I bet there’s good traceable DNA all over that sack.

[chainsaw 10279]

14 minutes ago, C-Man said:

This been discussed? I know it's Daily Mail and all but found it interesting.

Murdered health insurance boss Brian Thompson backed 'malicious' AI that denied 90% of patient coverage

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14165741/unitedhealthcare-brian-thompson-ai-patient-coverage-lawsuit.html

Not saying he deserved to be murdered (let just get that out of the way) but how is this any different from people who add fentanyl to party drugs knowing some percentage of strangers are going to die of overdoses?

[Brisketexan 106873]

3 minutes ago, chainsaw said:

Not saying he deserved to be murdered (let just get that out of the way) but how is this any different from people who add fentanyl to party drugs knowing some percentage of strangers are going to die of overdoses?

But....I mean.....let's parse that.  Murder is not an approvable solution.  BUT....he may well have DESERVED his fate.  It's just that the fate he deserved is prohibited by law.  Just mentioning that their is often a disconnect between morality, justice, and the law.

[chainsaw 10279]

5 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

But....I mean.....let's parse that.  Murder is not an approvable solution.  BUT....he may well have DESERVED his fate.

I'm not necessarily disagreeing, but I was taking care not to say it, mainly because it's not what I want to focus on.

[Gatorubet 30710]

1 hour ago, InkaUtexas said:

What about kills himself in a submarine running into a trench when fucked up on narcotics?

Thor’s Twins man. Always a problem.

[Deej 77803]

2 hours ago, InkaUtexas said:

so it is not Peter Ennis

Went to high school with a Paul Enos. 

[David Dennison 19507]

31 minutes ago, chainsaw said:

Not saying he deserved to be murdered (let just get that out of the way) but how is this any different from people who add fentanyl to party drugs knowing some percentage of strangers are going to die of overdoses?

Legitimacy.

[jw4381 3249]

Siap 

[Hefeweizen 5443]

I sort of feel bad about laughing at this guy getting brutally murdered in the middle of NYC but that is the timeline we’re on.  A lot more of this in the near future.

[Sawbonz 28185]

1 hour ago, C-Man said:

This been discussed? I know it's Daily Mail and all but found it interesting.

Murdered health insurance boss Brian Thompson backed 'malicious' AI that denied 90% of patient coverage

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14165741/unitedhealthcare-brian-thompson-ai-patient-coverage-lawsuit.html

Been getting post surgery denials on procedures that were pre-authorized (we have FTEs whose sole function is getting prior auths), Supposedly from “3rd party independent auditors” which are really subsidiaries of the payers. I’m sure they are using AI to scrub op notes looking for keywords and if they aren’t there they deny, no matter how accurately you describe the surgery. 
 

We then have to sift through the denial letter, dictate an addendum to the op note using their preferred verbiage, and resubmit the claim within a very short window. Then cross fingers and wait

Oh and this is often after submitting an appeal of an initial denial of the precert and having to speak to another surgeon, who 99% of the time approves the surgery and says wtf didn’t they auth this in the first place

😡😡😡😡😡

[RDCanecutter 26869]

6 hours ago, Dbeasy said:

One of the more interesting items from this whole thing is the implication from them knowing he boarded a bus in Atlanta. 

That means there is likely a video database capturing huge streams of video data from all over the country, holding it for weeks/months/years? and using facial recognition scanning to ID the person. I’m unclear how this is constitutionally legal. 

There could be other paths to this data, but seems low probability. 

He shoulda ridden a Mexico bus. Bet they don't have video data on the Mexico bus.

[RDCanecutter 26869]

I have decided I will step up and take the vacant UHC CEO job. But only if I get the first year's salary upfront. That will help me avoid financial complications after I deliberately steer the company directly into icebergs. I'm talking going after it like a crackhead chimp with bolt cutters who thinks they hid a banana inside a Cray computer. Mayhem, cry havoc, and loose the dogs out from under the porch.

[pantone159 727]

5 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

He shoulda ridden a Mexico bus. Bet they don't have video data on the Mexico bus.

I get the sense that the video is of him arriving in NYC, on the bus that originated in Atlanta, and not before that.  So a Mexico autobus would have given up the same evidence, since it seems that everything in NYC is on tape.

 

[Red Five 41703]

On 12/5/2024 at 12:26 PM, Anastasis said:

 

 

Versus...

I think that might be Brandon Routh. 

[royiv 9771]

24 minutes ago, Sawbonz said:

Been getting post surgery denials on procedures that were pre-authorized (we have FTEs whose sole function is getting prior auths), Supposedly from “3rd party independent auditors” which are really subsidiaries of the payers. I’m sure they are using AI to scrub op notes looking for keywords and if they aren’t there they deny, no matter how accurately you describe the surgery. 
 

We then have to sift through the denial letter, dictate an addendum to the op note using their preferred verbiage, and resubmit the claim within a very short window. Then cross fingers and wait

Oh and this is often after submitting an appeal of an initial denial of the precert and having to speak to another surgeon, who 99% of the time approves the surgery and says wtf didn’t they auth this in the first place

😡😡😡😡😡

Ana after reading this…

 

[chainsaw 10279]

18 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

He shoulda ridden a Mexico bus. Bet they don't have video data on the Mexico bus.

Some of those buses are fancy as fuck actually

[chainsaw 10279]

2 minutes ago, royiv said:

wtf didn’t they auth this in the first place

[B00M 6729]

Has this motivated a larger conversation about the obvious conflict of interest between publicly traded companies and things like… human healthcare? Or is that waiting until police have ruthlessly murdered this guy because he failed to follow conflicting orders? 

[RDCanecutter 26869]

5 minutes ago, chainsaw said:

Some of those buses are fancy as fuck actually

And they stop next to the best taco joints in every town. Those and the Chinatown buses are Worlds Unknown to the average, well, me, until I was 40. Like Greyhound without the adversarial attitude.

[chainsaw 10279]

2 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

And they stop next to the best taco joints in every town. Those and the Chinatown buses are Worlds Unknown to the average, well, me, until I was 40. Like Greyhound without the adversarial attitude.

Oh you mean US buses for Mexicans. I was talking about Mexican buses in Mexico, which are comparable to the Vonlane experience

Edited December 7 by chainsaw

[RDCanecutter 26869]

I need a small order of short-acting insulin to balance some steroids they want me to take. Just got DENIED by fucking Viva. They're trying to reorder some Brand X instead. 

 

[chainsaw 10279]

 

Just now, RDCanecutter said:

I need a small order of short-acting insulin to balance some steroids they want me to take. Just got DENIED by fucking Viva. They're trying to reorder some Brand X instead. 

 

Thank the high heavens for these heroes protecting you from "unnecessary care."

[Hate 20247]

33 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

He shoulda ridden a Mexico bus. Bet they don't have video data on the Mexico bus.

I’ve ridden a bus from one side of Mexico to the other and back. Of course, that was a long long time ago. Surely they have improved the buses since then?

[Zepol87 9335]

18 minutes ago, chainsaw said:

Some of those buses are fancy as fuck actually

Not the turimex I would take from Irving to Monterey once a month. Fun times at the border jumping off and grabbing a whole pizza and seeing the bus had moved 8ft in 2 hours

[butthurt 1568]

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[chainsaw 10279]

Just now, Zepol87 said:

Not the turimex I would take from Irving to Monterey once a month. Fun times at the border jumping off and grabbing a whole pizza and seeing the bus had moved 8ft in 2 hours

I have it on good authority that the buses that originate in the US (especially Greyhound buses) and cross the border are vastly less comfortable than if you hop off, walk across the border, and spring for a luxury bus line in Mexico (which still comes out cheaper than remaining on the piece of shit that got you to the border)

[chainsaw 10279]

2 minutes ago, butthurt said:

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