‘Man questioned’ in hunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s assassin after ‘gun link’ & new Central Park search
A MAN is being questioned by federal authorities in connection with the brazen assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a New York City…
A MAN is being questioned by federal authorities in connection with the brazen assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a New York City hotel, according to reports.
The unidentified man is being held for questioning by investigators in Altoona, Pennsylvania, about 280 miles west of the Hilton hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
Investigators are looking for the alleged assassin pictured inside a taxiAFP or licensors
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