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🗓️ 4 December 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Mark talked with Vincent from Brooklyn about the HealthCare CEO who was killed this morning. Vincent says it sounds like a professional hit.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York, Marks him on.
0:03.5	710 W.O.R.
0:06.0	Well, we had the shooting over there at the New York Hilton.
0:09.0	It looked like the shooter waited at 54th and 6 on the corner.
0:14.0	As I said before, you don't know which entrance.
0:15.6	So he saw him coming in on the 54th Street side, started firing from a distance.
0:20.5	He was a good shot, shot him multiple times.
0:23.4	He was there, the CEO of the big health care company, for a massive conference convention.
0:29.9	He was shot and killed, and then they called off the conventions.
0:32.4	A lot of people were there for this at the Hilton.
0:34.3	It was called off for today.
0:37.0	Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Hey, Vincent. Let me ask you.
0:42.3	Mark, I'd ask you something. Normally, it would look like Vito from the Sopranos or a Clemenza, a big fat guy. This was a skinny, skinny guy, the shooter.
0:52.4	Yeah, and in the backpack, he has a change of clothes.
0:56.1	Guarantee, he had two pairs of pants on.
0:59.7	Maybe that jacket was reversible.
1:02.2	Smart move with the bicycle.
1:04.0	Oh, look at this.
1:04.8	I was wondering, why would he wear that big backpack, change of clothes?
1:07.4	He has a change of clothes in there, And also, maybe the jacket's reversible.
1:12.4	And he wore the ski mask also to protect from GSR.
1:16.4	Not only to cover his face from getting GSR up his nose.
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