Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Lawyer Exposes United Health CEO, Jay-Z Lawsuit & More!!!
Mon, 16 Dec 2024
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Chapter 1: What did United Healthcare's CEO do to get investigated?
United Healthcare knowingly used faulty artificial intelligence to deny claims that were legitimate to increase profitability. The CEO knew and didn't care. It's the same guy who was being investigated by the DOJ and the SEC for insider trading to the tune of $15.1 million. Luigi Mangione is seen as a hero right now. It's a very intriguing story.
I mean, just on the face of it, even if we just accept the truth is the fact that a guy who seems like he came from a normal, just American family to then shooting, you know, the CEO of United Healthcare in broad daylight before 7 a.m. in Midtown Manhattan. It's a leap, but still. It's very strange. Now, Sometimes, you know, the truth is the most strangest explanation for things.
I had another podcast that I did earlier, and the guy that was, you know, his name is Chad Marks, that I did a podcast. I remember he said, oh, I think this guy wanted to get caught. I don't think he wanted to get caught at all. He was saying like, he thinks Mangione wanted to get caught.
He had this little manifesto written the whole thing, but the truth is, is look, it's not easy to get multiple fake IDs. You know, he had fake IDs. He went through a lot to try and hide his identity. He just screwed up. You know, he pulled the face down and he's not a professional hit guy, right? He, but he was definitely going out of his way to try and not be tracked down and
He put a lot of thought into it. He didn't put a lot of thought into it to get caught. He would have just taken... He would have taken an Uber, hopped out, stood by the door, and just waited for the guy. He went through... He made scouting runs. He had alternate fake IDs. I think he went through a lot.
I think he probably, in his mind, probably had a plan to crack a bunch of these guys, kind of do a whole Unabomber thing. That's my thought, because he also left... social media posts on Unabomber content that's out there. Interesting. I'd heard that, that he gave it like a five-star review or he made little comments that he liked what he said, he understood it.
So if that's the case, then I think he might have been kind of a... you know, I don't know, follower, but he, he may have thought, Hey, something similar to this could work. Cause you don't have that. I mean, it's not, look, it's not easy for the average person to just suddenly decide to get a fake ID.
Yeah.
That's difficult.
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Chapter 2: Why did the shooter target the CEO of United Healthcare?
in Midtown Manhattan, one of the busiest places in planet Earth. You know, gun jams. He's got a silencer on it. It's or.
Well, yeah, I was going to say. So you're we're assuming it's the it's the same ghost gun. True that he. So I watched a video that showed that. A guy had a gun with a silencer that is a single shot gun that has to be. And so he took it and he said, so, you know, he fires, he has to, has to do it again, fires, has to do it again, fires.
And he said, and if you look at the gun, boy, it looks now, now this was when the video first came out. He's like, I think this is the weapon he used. He said, and he basically, it's very unique, but it's easy, easy to manufacture. Yeah.
or or make and uh but but once again we don't know you know what happened to the weapon if it is the ghost gun and how did he how did he get a ghost gun does he have a 3d printer like did he order the 3d print did he order it online to get it like he's obviously the the fake ids he probably ordered from some russian website where you send your a jpeg in of your face and what you want on it and they give it to you you might have to do it a
But so that's not super difficult. But going through those steps of finding them, obtaining one that will actually provide what they're promising, getting it through the mail like these are this is a he took a lot of steps to try and did cover his tracks.
He did. Now, this is controversial, but I've read it and I've read it in the comments to some of my own videos on this guy. And that is, why is nobody talking so much about the fact that so many people want to give him a pass because he was a decent looking guy? And how would we have treated him if he was a other race or he looked different?
What if his last name was Mohammed?
What if his last name was Mohammed? I mean, seriously. And I think the conversation would be very different. I don't think he would be a hero. If he looked like me and that happened, there would be a lockdown. Tell me I'm wrong. There would be a lockdown in Midtown Manhattan. We're talking about Manhattan. They really looked for this guy, though.
You know what I'm saying? You can't say that they didn't pull out all the stops.
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Chapter 3: What evidence suggests premeditation in the shooting?
100%.
100%.
So something will come out of it. I think...
one i hate to say good thing but something that had a repercussion is now people are paying attention to health insurance company operations and the optics of denying claims and what that looks like which at least we could turn a negative into a positive hopefully the the the industry of protecting ceos of major companies is definitely going to shoot you know shoot up like
people are going to be hired a lot more people are going to be hired a lot more 24 hour security a lot more and they're going to build that to the to the you know to the insured of course did you have you seen that picture there's like a meme with like the top 10 or 15 ceos of healthcare companies and like the first one has an x through it oh and it's just like yeah i i saw one where it was like the you know 29 point you know their bonuses is a 29.2 million dollars you know
Next one's like $22.7 million. Next one's like 19 point. It's going all the way down. This guy wasn't very high on that list. He wasn't super, super high on it, but it was still 7 million or 8 million or something like that. It was just like, It's a lot. Did you ever read the book... Poor Colby. Did you ever read the book by John Grisham, The Rainmaker? Yeah. Yeah, I read it. Classic. Yeah.
It's funny because I was thinking about that, and now... I mean, obviously, I read the book in prison. I saw the movie. I was trying to explain to my wife. She was like, you said the movie was horrible. I said, if you've never read the book, it's a good movie. I don't know if you saw the movie or not. I've seen the movie. Well, I read the book.
So you see the movies, and you always walk away just disappointed, right? Because I can't do 10 hours of screen time to make it the equivalent of what the book was. Correct. And it was the same thing with The Runaway Jury. Like, there's so many of his books that have been turned into movies that... John Grisham was a lawyer. Yeah, yeah, I know. And he wrote A Time to Kill on the subway.
Was it on the subway?
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Chapter 4: How does the public perceive the shooter?
Is the chauffeur going to come forward and say, yep, I did take the girl. I did put her here. I do remember her going in.
Was her GPS in the car? I mean, everything's going to come out. What brand of cigarettes were being smoked at the time is going to come out?
Where are the phone records? Are there any emails that were sent after this with an attorney to say, look, this chick took off. We're a little bit concerned. Photographs.
What's interesting about the government's case against Diddy, remember the first thing they seized. It was forensics. It was devices. They had dozens and dozens of phones and hard drives, computers, laptops. What do you think was on there? We don't know. The public doesn't know the full picture yet.
Yeah, I was going to say it's like so there's a book that came out, which is Kim Porter's memoir. I don't know if you know. I've done a bunch of stuff on that. Now, here's the interesting thing about this is that the government hasn't. stated that they have any videos. Like we got all this stuff, we got videos, but they've never really stated what's on these videos.
But that book, when that book came out, prior to the book coming out, the guy that I think wrote the book, He said he got the hard drive from somebody that was close friends with Kim Porter, which is Kamora Simmons. Now, I don't think that's true. But the point is that prior to that, he contacted this guy, Chris Todd, and told Chris Todd he had hard drives that had these tapes on it.
Chris Todd then went and shopped those tapes to try and sell them. And just after that – so then Diddy ends up – well, this was – Diddy had gotten raided. He starts shopping these tapes. Diddy gets arrested, and it comes out that these tapes are out there floating around, and there's someone out there willing to sell them to the highest bidder. Ultimately what happens is those flash drives –
the guy that I think wrote the book and started this whole bullshit thing, he says he destroyed them. He destroyed them. That's what he ends up telling the grand jury. I destroyed them. That's after he came on my program and said he had watched them. And then I told him, look, you should hand those over. You're in possession of CP, and you could go to jail for that.
And he then destroys – in the next day, he said, oh, I – well, first he said the FBI came and took them. That's a lie. And then – because the FBI is not even involved in this case. Then he ends up telling the grand jury, I destroyed them. I knew what – I found out what they were, and I realized it, and I threw them away. Okay. The point is, is that –
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