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, so much in the news.

However, we, prior to all these new stories, the fires, the presidential election,

all these trending stories, we were focusing on this man you see on the screen, Luigi Mangione. And several people

are saying now, which some of the things we predicted early on, that his motive was corporate greed.

And it doesn't really make all that much sense when you realize that Luigi Mangione

came from a really entitled background, you know.

He was an Ivy League tech graduate from a prominent Maryland family.

And he had suffered some physical and psychological pain. Is that what's behind this?

The online version of him was an Ivy League tech enthusiast who flaunted his tanned,

chiseled looks and beach photos and party pictures with blue blazored frat buddies.

He was the valedictorian of the prestigious Baltimore Prep School who earned a bachelor's and master's degree at the University of Pennsylvania and served as a head counselor at a pre-college

program at Stanford University.

With his credentials and connections, he could have ended up one day as an entrepreneur

or the chief executive of one of his family's thriving businesses.

Instead, investigators suspect he took a different path.

And we all know what he has been accused of. He's the alleged shooter of Brian Thompson,

the CEO of United Healthcare. The why. We all question the why, and we've gone through this on

numerous stories about this case, but we still

ask the why. Was there a mental illness? Was there a radicalization? Was it really that he hated

corporate America, the same corporate America that he was from, the background that he was

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