Former roommate of accused murderer Luigi Mangione. CEO of UnitedHealthcare Brian Thompson said he “felt weird” about the arrest of the Ivy League graduate because he knew someone who “Completely different”
RJ Martin told Jesse Watters Primetime on Tuesday that he was roommates with Mangione for six months at Surfbreak Coliving in Honolulu, a “coworking space for remote workers and digital nomads.”
“Throughout his time (Mangione) has lived at Surfbreak, he has been a great community member. Followed by our values and our ethos to leave things better than you found them. He is always helping and taking care of others. And even after he moved away He came out to hang out and help the community. Spearhead a book club,” Martin said.
Luigi Mangione photographed macaroni in Pennsylvania. after he was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. (Received from Fox News Digital)
He added that the two became close friends. exercise together and play volleyball together
“He’s the type of person who goes out of his way to take care of himself even though he has severe back pain and it’s a serious problem,” Martin told Fox News host Jesse Watters.
UNITEDHEALTHCARE CEO murder suspect LUIGI MANGIONE complains about back surgery before murder
Overview of Luigi Mangione with shot illustrations by Brian Thompson.
Mangione was arrested by police at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania. and was charged with many charges. Before New York prosecutors filed charges Charged with second degree murder opposed him late Monday night in the shooting death of Thompson.
Family of suspect in shooting of UNITED HEALTHCARE CEO says they are ‘shocked’ by son’s arrest
Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare was shot and killed in midtown Manhattan on a Wednesday morning last week. (Image credit: Businesswire | NYPD Crimestoppers)
Martin said he recommended it to his former roommate and other book club members. Read Unabomber Ted Kaczynski’s statement, explaining that at the time it was “half a joke.”
Mangione It is reported to describe Kaczynski’s writings. as “interesting”, although Martin denies turning the 26-year-old on to the notorious killer.
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“I find it strange because he is a good friend and I consider him a close friend and someone who would assassinate someone is completely incompatible with the person I live with. The people you cook with, the people you know, are part of book clubs and other activities with,” says Martin. “It’s like two completely different human beings.”
