Propaganda of the deed?

I guess suspects will be a list of people who have been paying into United Health Care insurance who thought they were covered, but got turned down, possibly for a terminal illness, for greater profits.

This case aside, I think generally in both the US and Canada it has been very safe for politically influential and high net worth individuals.

In Russia, things are different: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspicious_deaths_of_notable_R...

It will always be a challenge to allocate limited healthcare resources. It's an unsettled question why the US accepts such an expensive means (private health insurance) of doing so.

Just want to caution everyone to not jump to conclusions. Remember when Bob Lee was shot in San Francisco and everyone assumed it was because of how unsafe San Francisco is? And then it turned out to be another tech exec?

Beyond the one motive we can think of, this person (like any person) had other things going on in their life. We have no idea what the motive was until the killer is found.

This is going to be a boom cycle for the Executive Protection industry.