Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, this case, the shooting of a CEO on 54th Street and 6th Avenue Avenue of the

Americas, as tourists refer to it as, just an unbelievable case. whodunit you really don't see in the homicide world

that many in a city like new york whodunits this was really a who done it and when we talk about

whodunits a lot of questions we all. And there are not a lot of answers,

at least yet. But a positive conclusion, it appears that this case is coming to a positive

conclusion. Politics involved in this case? You bet two sides to this case. Some people rooting for the perpetrator.

I can't understand that, but that's for sure. Here's a picture of the perpetrator right now.

Or as they are referring to him as a person of interest. I think we're past the person of interest,

a little situation right now, because he's more than a person of interest, right?

And we'll go over why he's more than a person of interest.

But we also must not forget, and many people forget about this man.

And you may have great disdain for this man because he represents the corporate world.

United Healthcare, the CEO, Brian Thompson, age 50, a father of two boys in high school, a wife, of course, a family.

But there were those out there who actually applauded his death because of the horrific

reputation that health care agencies have, the people that make decisions based on your life and others' lives

on whether you can receive certain treatments

or whether they will pay for certain treatments or not.

I find that disdainful too,

but there is no excuse for killing someone,

for taking someone's life, to using violence to that end.

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