“We live in a truly dystopian society,” the internet said after seeing photos and videos from the lookalike competition centered around the suspected assailant.
The gunman, whose masked face has been widely shared on social media, fatally shot the health care executive and fled the scene on December 4.Officials managed to find surveillance footage of him, including a shot of him smiling on a hostel security camera. They also found the backpack he discarded while escaping. However,One netizen called the event “macabre,” while another described it as “the most NYC thing I’ve seen all week.
“Dressing like a villain is the new flex apparently,” and, “We live in a truly dystopian society,” also appeared in the comments.The ghoulish “lookalike competition” wasn’t the only way the suspected killer garnered attention. Online sleuths turned their focus to decoding his outfit choice. Moreover, the jacket believed to be worn by the fugitive has become a fashion statement, and even sold out online.
“This man deserves to be heard!” she wrote on the fundraiser, which is no longer available on the website.“All funds will be given to the legal defense of the man that gunned down Brian Thompson,” she assured readers. Since the news of Brian’s murder shocked the country, a number of people have come forward with their grievances related to UnitedHealthcare. The multinational company is one of the US’s largest health insurers, providing coverage to more than 49 million Americans.“Many Americans view these companies as driven by profit rather than a commitment to serve their customers.
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