CNN's John Miller describes what was found in suspect Luigi Mangione's handwritten document

CNN law enforcement and intelligence analyst John Miller shares details about a document found on Luigi Mangione, the person of interest in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione was picked up in a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, after an employee called the cops, officials tell CNN. He had multiple fake IDs, a gun with a suppressor, and he had a document railing against the healthcare industry, a police official who has seen the document told CNN. CNN security correspondent breaks down what police will do now to process the items police found on Mangione. #CNN #News

[wigligigly]

Release the whole document. Do it. The people deserve to know what he has to say.

[frostfree]

Yes he is right about the healthcare statistics, our country is criminal to not provide healthcare to its citizens.

[feliciasandoval]

When you call healthcare an INDUSTRY, you know there is a real problem with it…. Healthcare should never ever be tied to profits.

[vera-rose-mary]

They don't dare to read the whole manifesto, afraid of spitting too many facts.

[Andu_music]

Hes a martyr he tried to send a message and he sacrificed his life for us, pretty much threw his life away and will be in prison for life. Now we have to do something and actually talk about the healthcare industry. He shone a light on it. Dont just sit there and let things continue the way they are

[julieb]

Here comes corporate media painting him as privileged, crazy and loser.

[Dawg]

Maybe this can be a good time to talk about the thuggish nature of this predatory industry.

[mindscourge]

I think 99% of Americans agree with this manifesto.

[anthraxcrab]

I love that all the news outlets have to tap dance around the fact 90 percent of the country is on luigi mangione’s side

[roberthollingsworth]

His methods might be wrong but he's 100 percent right about the predatory nature of health insurance companies.

[areyoudoingthisright]

I had United Healthcare and I spent so much money every month just for the basic coverage. I then was charged $200 just for a regular doctor's visit and they wanted to charge me $1, 300 just for an asthma test. I'm not saying murder is right but I'm saying the healthcare system is wrong

[Lycoriste]

Shit’s real when Americans are actually agreeing with each other.

[torsmork]

How many innocent humans died because of the actions of the CEO?

[ish]

In 20 years: The McDonalds employee who turned him in gets their claim denied by united healthcare while on their death bed for a pre-existing condition of obesity.

Boycott McDonald’s

[lunaluna]

Luigi sacrificed his own life for all of Lets take care of this man!

[leobatard]

I saw him as a revolutionary not as a killer. The US oligarchy is repugnant and including the cops themselves.

[VoodooCosmonaut]

Now that we know how attentive McDonald's employees can be, next time I ask for no onions, there better be no onions.

[beautybuffet]

He has succeeded 100% by uniting Americans, against greed, disparity, and the horrendous nature of healthcare in the US. The response was overwhelming and the media took note. How can policy and change not follow...

[LawrencedeArabiaa]

Why not putting in jail all those CEOs for denying healthcare

[goodshipzion]

UHC denies 32% of claims, double the industry average.