Executive’s Murder in NYC Shooting Inspires Shocking Luigi Mangione Memes

Demented trolls are poking enjoyable at one of many NYC shooter’s victims this week … saying a company real-estate government obtained “LUIGI’D” — a reference to alleged UnitedHealthCare CEO killer Luigi Mangione.

Social media scoundrels posted a photograph on X of a girl named Wesley LePatner — senior managing director of Blackstone — who was one in every of 4 folks fatally shot by Shane Tamura inside a Manhattan skyscraper Monday evening earlier than he took his personal life.

The pic reveals LePatner in a company setting with the phrase “LUIGI’D” stamped throughout her face in massive crimson letters, together with a caption that reads, “Wesley LePatner, CEO of Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, has been evicted from the mortal aircraft.”

Even extra disturbing, the sick publish acquired 1000’s of likes.

LePatner was in cost of the corporate’s $53 billion actual property funding fund … and you may recall Luigi is accused of fatally capturing Brian Thompson — the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, a multibillion-dollar medical health insurance firm — in chilly blood in the identical a part of Midtown Manhattan in December. Not lengthy after that capturing, posters popped up across the space seeming to focus on different company executives.

As you realize … police crammed the streets in New York City Monday evening after calls of an lively shooter in Midtown Manhattan at 345 Park Avenue — which homes tenants like Blackstone, Deutsche Bank … and the National Football League, the shooter’s suspected goal.

Investigators say the shooter, Shane Tamura, wrote in his suicide word that he believed he suffered from CTE … and, he blamed the NFL for it. He deliberate on capturing up their workplace, however cops say he could not discover the fitting elevator. He shot 5 folks, killing 4 — together with an off-duty NYPD officer, earlier than capturing himself within the chest

Of course, Luigi Mangione’s alleged murder was rather more focused … along with his writings later displaying a contempt for the healthcare business. In one journal entry, he wrote that the very best plan was to “wack [sic] the CEO at the annual parasitic bean-counter convention.”