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We've been talking a lot today about the killer of the health insurance CEO, Brian Thompson.

Luigi Mangione found him in that McDonald's in Al-Tuna, Pennsylvania.

And obviously what led him to get arrested was the police being able to disseminate the photograph.

The photograph of him pulling down his mask, supposedly at a Starbucks,

maybe flirting with one of the countergirls.

But it's also, I think, turned him into a folk hero among the lunatic fringe that think killing

business executives is a cool idea.

Let's talk with Don Mahalik.

He's with ABC News, the law enforcement contributor there, also retired senior secret service agent. Don, how are you?

Good. How are you? And I'm happy to hear the wildfires seem to be doing better out there.

Yes, the wind's died down a bit, so that's giving everybody a break.

And so far so good.

Yeah.

Let's talk about how Luigi Mangione got caught.

Without the photos, especially the ones of his face, I saw two, you know, one of them at Starbucks,

also one from an Uber. Without those photos, it would be much more difficult to kill him,

to catch him. No, absolutely. Listen, law enforcement has leveraged surveillance technology videos extensively these days to catch suspects.

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