Amy Chung from the chat, interesting, they found Monopoly money in his backpack.

Then he traveled to Altoona, Pennsylvania, linked to the Pennsylvania Railroad and Monopoly.

It's almost like a real-life monopoly game.

Interesting, Amy, how you found that nexus between the monopoly money and the connection with Altona, Pennsylvania and the railroad

and all that stuff, whether he meant it to be a connection or not remains to be seen. Mike?

Yeah, it is really weird. Why would you think of all the things that you want to take.

Say you're going camping, you know, for 72 hours or a week with, or you're

going on vacation with your family. You're going to bring the bug spray. You're going to bring

the suntan lotion. You're going to bring, you know, flashlight if you're camping. You're going to

bring, you know, the accoutrements. Monopoly money is not something that would be high on my list of bringing. So I think, you know, that's true.

It could be possible that he brought a couple of monopoly dollars to make a statement

that maybe the United Healthcare doesn't care about people's money.

It's millions of dollars is just wasted on wasted on corporate greed and the money means absolutely

nothing to them. And perhaps the idea of, because you could get out of New York and go through Jersey.

You don't have to go into, you know, you know, you don't have to go far that far west before you go

south down to wherever he was coming going to

maybe you're right maybe in his mind yeah maybe you're reading his mind a little bit of saying

yeah the monopoly money in the railroad it's a weird statement somehow that is part of man gones

overall idea about killing mr thom. It's possible. Very much so.

It is not off the table. Now, I have to talk to you about the defense. I mentioned this because

from a legal point of view, I think there's an argument that the top state and federal

murder charges could be problematic.

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