The CEO of UnitedHealthcare was reportedly shot and killed in Midtown New York. Damn

playahaitian

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He's in the wind. Back in the South.





I WOULDN'T BE SURPRISED IF HE'S ONE OF THOSE COP CITY/ANTIFA MOFOS.

He's obviously being hidden or getting help.
He ain't got no job nor is he in school. Someone would have outed him by now.

This is right up the alley of what those OCCUPY WALL STREET a anarchists would do.


This clean smart and efficient????
 

playahaitian

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This went under the radar, but there was almost another event on Tuesday with a insurance company







USAA handles “insurance, banking and retirement solutions” for members of the military, veterans, and their family members, according to USAA.com.
 

xxxbishopxxx

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He would have had to be a previous criminal and have his DNA in the system of law enforcement AND you would have to know his name!

Since they don't know his name they are sitting on the DNA.

If his DNA isn't in the system, they need to catch him and then compare the DNA samples.

Fingerprints might be a different story. Those can be electronically traced.
As for the DNA, you know they are going to run it against any and all genealogy databases to find any family matches.
 

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The shooter has all those healthcare CEOs thinking,
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How do you identify someone from their DNA? Unless he sexually assaulted someone it's not helpful, right?
Apparently now they have so many ways people "volunteer ' their DNA.

Don't forget all those kits people paid to give away their DNA? They can do familial matches. Some jobs require it so it's not just for criminals. I also think military has access.

So you put ALL that together?

Especially since this man seems to have a particular set if skills?
This is why people we’re up in arms about sites like 23andme sharing your DNA analysis w law enforcement.

If you have even a distant family member w their DNA on file, they can say definitively say that you are somehow related to that person.

From there you know the suspects gender avg height hair color ….etc


Genetic Geneology.
Investigative genetic genealogy (IGG), also known as forensic genetic genealogy (FGG), is a forensic technique that uses DNA evidence from crime scenes to identify suspects or victims in criminal cases:

  • How it works
    IGG compares DNA profiles from crime scenes with publicly available genetic databases, such as those from direct-to-consumer testing companies. This allows investigators to trace familial relationships and build family trees to identify potential suspects.

  • High-profile cases
    IGG has been used in high-profile cases, including:
    • The Golden State Killer

    • The arrest of Bryan Kohberger in connection with four murders in Idaho

      • The arrest and conviction of Adam Durborow
      • A 15-year old double-murder case in Linköping, Sweden
      • A 20-year old murder case in Norway
    • Ethical considerations
      Some say that IGG should be used with care to ensure that it's considered fair and reliable by courts and the public. They recommend using IGG as an investigative tool rather than a primary source of evidence, and limiting its use to cold cases.
    • The Sherry Black Law
      Signed into law on May 17, 2023, the Sherry Black Law restricts the use of IGG to violent crimes. It also establishes guidelines for using IGG, including limitations on arrests or charges.

Carry on……

Edit: biggup to @xxxbishopxxx , just saw that u posted the geneolagy angle
 
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playahaitian

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This is why people we’re up in arms about sites like 23andme sending your DNA analysis w law enforcement.

If you have even a distant family member w their DNA on file, they can say definitively say that you are somehow related to that person.

From there you know the suspects gender avg height hair color ….etc


Genetic Geneology.
Investigative genetic genealogy (IGG), also known as forensic genetic genealogy (FGG), is a forensic technique that uses DNA evidence from crime scenes to identify suspects or victims in criminal cases:

  • How it works
    IGG compares DNA profiles from crime scenes with publicly available genetic databases, such as those from direct-to-consumer testing companies. This allows investigators to trace familial relationships and build family trees to identify potential suspects.

  • High-profile cases
    IGG has been used in high-profile cases, including:
    • The Golden State Killer

    • The arrest of Bryan Kohberger in connection with four murders in Idaho

      • The arrest and conviction of Adam Durborow
      • A 15-year old double-murder case in Linköping, Sweden
      • A 20-year old murder case in Norway
    • Ethical considerations
      Some say that IGG should be used with care to ensure that it's considered fair and reliable by courts and the public. They recommend using IGG as an investigative tool rather than a primary source of evidence, and limiting its use to cold cases.
    • The Sherry Black Law
      Signed into law on May 17, 2023, the Sherry Black Law restricts the use of IGG to violent crimes. It also establishes guidelines for using IGG, including limitations on arrests or charges.

^^^^ ALL THIS
 

playahaitian

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This is why people we’re up in arms about sites like 23andme sending your DNA analysis w law enforcement.

If you have even a distant family member w their DNA on file, they can say definitively say that you are somehow related to that person.

From there you know the suspects gender avg height hair color ….etc


Genetic Geneology.
Investigative genetic genealogy (IGG), also known as forensic genetic genealogy (FGG), is a forensic technique that uses DNA evidence from crime scenes to identify suspects or victims in criminal cases:

  • How it works
    IGG compares DNA profiles from crime scenes with publicly available genetic databases, such as those from direct-to-consumer testing companies. This allows investigators to trace familial relationships and build family trees to identify potential suspects.

  • High-profile cases
    IGG has been used in high-profile cases, including:
    • The Golden State Killer

    • The arrest of Bryan Kohberger in connection with four murders in Idaho

      • The arrest and conviction of Adam Durborow
      • A 15-year old double-murder case in Linköping, Sweden
      • A 20-year old murder case in Norway
    • Ethical considerations
      Some say that IGG should be used with care to ensure that it's considered fair and reliable by courts and the public. They recommend using IGG as an investigative tool rather than a primary source of evidence, and limiting its use to cold cases.
    • The Sherry Black Law
      Signed into law on May 17, 2023, the Sherry Black Law restricts the use of IGG to violent crimes. It also establishes guidelines for using IGG, including limitations on arrests or charges.

Carry on……

Even these police procedurals have been having numerous episodes showing the ease in which law enforcement can access DNA.

FOR YEARS NOW.

So the public can ACT ignorant all they want but the machine aint even doing all this mess in the DARK

Its ALL out front and open

and at one pint folk were PAYING for the right to give up their genetic code.

WTF that say about US?!?!?

 
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He's right and the media milks it for views and money, Capitalism is the problem here, leeches will be out to make a buck.

Some dude talked about security for high profile dudes, but those contracts are big freaking money, unless you really built like that you are spending 5-8k per hour per guard. that eats into a lot of profits.
 

big enos burrnet

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Bruh out there doing "God's dirty work"
Hopefully he's chillin somewhere in a country with no extradition
Looking off into the sunset like Thanos...



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on this board since brotha floyd got killed all i been saying this is what the black community needs...our own (man call hawk)....
 

neoafrican

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lowkey humiliation killed a well to do CEO, with a fuckin

doggie gun... and left him to die in the street like dog...

GATDAYYAAMM...

It’s also known as an assassins weapon based on a unique WW2 design. It’s almost completely silent. Would not be noticeably loud on a city street. Has a funky reload system. The guy was very good at the quick reload.
 

Non-StopJFK2TAB

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That is a good fucking question. I do not trust the US media no more because they are trying to cape for the CEOs. You see what they did with Trump during the election
How did you trust the medium that said you were a violent, sex addicted moron?

I’m pissed off at the NYTimes and Notre Dame notification.
 

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Once law enforcement released photos of the suspect.

There is a 99% chance people in the areas where the suspect fled recalled seeing him. And they have chosen not to say anything cuz they have been screwed over by the healthcare insurance companies.

And the people who spotted him after the pictures were released, 99% chance they gave him a smile, thumbs up and possibly aided him getting out of the area, cuz they too have been screwed over by health insurance companies.

There is a very slim chance people who know who this is are going to snitch.

Law Enforcement is dealing with a “Robin Hood” situation.
 

Non-StopJFK2TAB

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Once law enforcement released photos of the suspect.

There is a 99% chance people in the areas where the suspect fled recalled seeing him. And they have chosen not to say anything cuz they have been screwed over by the healthcare insurance companies.

And the people who spotted him after the pictures were released, 99% chance they gave him a smile, thumbs up and possibly aided him getting out of the area, cuz they too have been screwed over by health insurance companies.

There is a very slim chance people who know who this is are going to snitch.

Law Enforcement is dealing with a “Robin Hood” situation.
Do white folks keep their head on a swivel?
 

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Once law enforcement released photos of the suspect.

There is a 99% chance people in the areas where the suspect fled recalled seeing him. And they have chosen not to say anything cuz they have been screwed over by the healthcare insurance companies.

And the people who spotted him after the pictures were released, 99% chance they gave him a smile, thumbs up and possibly aided him getting out of the area, cuz they too have been screwed over by health insurance companies.

There is a very slim chance people who know who this is are going to snitch.

Law Enforcement is dealing with a “Robin Hood” situation.
Very true, but there's always a god damn Karen or bitch ass nigga ready to snitch.
 

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get in get out...
Passed down from an ROC …
He's right and the media milks it for views and money, Capitalism is the problem here, leeches will be out to make a buck.

Some dude talked about security for high profile dudes, but those contracts are big freaking money, unless you really built like that you are spending 5-8k per hour per guard. that eats into a lot of profits.
There are folks talking about people that litigate stuff with lifetime appointments that just be driving around going to Target and shit.

I remember where I was when Fab said, “I’ll put 18 holes in you like the game of golf”. It was on a Funk Flex tape.
 

playahaitian

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Once law enforcement released photos of the suspect.

There is a 99% chance people in the areas where the suspect fled recalled seeing him. And they have chosen not to say anything cuz they have been screwed over by the healthcare insurance companies.

And the people who spotted him after the pictures were released, 99% chance they gave him a smile, thumbs up and possibly aided him getting out of the area, cuz they too have been screwed over by health insurance companies.

There is a very slim chance people who know who this is are going to snitch.

Law Enforcement is dealing with a “Robin Hood” situation.

Bomani said if that man ever does get caught he needs to make sure he gets a jury trial.

Bo doesn't think 12 American will ever agree to convict.

Not ALL TWELVE.

And if that happens?

Woo boy we gon see....
 
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Bomani said if that ever man gets caught he needs to make sure he gets a jury trial.

Bo doesn't think 12 American will ever agree to convict.

Not ALL TWELVE.

And if that happens?

Woo boy we gon see....


They will be paid to ensure the conviction.

SC justices got their security increased after the abortion ruling leaked.

Institutions WILL be upheld
 
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