UH CEO
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these health insurance board members are movie villain type stuff when it comes to the denials of treatment for people. my buddy spends more time dealing with insurance than treating his patients. like he's not an expert on what's needed.
could be related to that. public opinion on this isnt rushing to find the shooter
the conspiracy is this guy was gonna out a bunch of info publicly
could be related to that. public opinion on this isnt rushing to find the shooter
the conspiracy is this guy was gonna out a bunch of info publicly
I have no inside info, but I thought it odd how his wife was able to speak with the press within hours and had what seemed like a prepared statement. They also weren’t living together.
Agree, first thing I thought too. The wife's statement was odd and strangely timed. Why would you talk to the press right after your husband was executed on a public street? You'd be in a state of shock and sadness and if any media outlet contacted you, you would say nothing and ask for privacy.
eh, people like that like attention. and theyre often pressured. regular people make statements on their murdered children every single day
Like my wife says: Always look at the inlaws before you look at the outlaws.
Looks like he had an accomplished life and everything unraveled after his back injury and surgery. Spinal surgery can be debilitating and can then manifest itself in many different ways if unsuccessful. Were follow up surgeries denied? Did he get addicted to opioids for pain? Did physicians cut off his prescription? Did he even have healthcare insurance? He was right at the age where he could have been under his parents policy and never transitioned to his own plan (through work or ACA).
Took a year for Baltimore PD to find the coward who beat the hell out of 2 old men in front of a Planned Parenthood, with good video and photos. Friend of Chickenbox, I think.
Luckily, public opinion wasn't tasked with the manhunt of someone who killed someone during Christmas season in the streets of Manhattan. Bad even by Eric Adams/DeBlasio standards.
This whole gen-Z bogeyman of the evil CEO is simply envy and laying blame. And then something like this happens. I have the same frustrations with the insurance companies, but it's a broken system, and there isn't one "bad guy" at fault.