The man who killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson appears to have left a "message" on one of the bullets. A masked assailant, dressed in a cream-colored coat with dark pants and shoes and a ...

Bullets that an unidentified gunman used to shoot and kill UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Wednesday morning had words written on them, CBS News has confirmed. The words "delay," "deny" and ...

Unnamed police sources told news outlets about the words on the bullet casings. We have reached out to the New York Police Department to learn more and will update this story accordingly.

The gunman who shot and killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Wednesday morning in Manhattan reportedly used bullet casings inscribed with the phrases “deny,” “defend,” and ...

Sources say a Sharpie was used to meticulously write on the bullets. While the motive is not known, officials are examining the significance of the words. "When I saw that, immediately I thought ...

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Former FBI supervisor Rob D’Amico told NBC News that the shooting has the markings of a personal vendetta tied to United Healthcare, which manages health insurance held by millions of Americans.

The NYPD has advised that the murder wasn’t random but appeared to target Thompson, who led a giant health care provider employing ... depose” inscribed on recovered bullets and casings ...

The at-large suspect who gunned down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Midtown hotel may have left a message on the bullets he used ... attacks on the health insurance industry ...

Bullet casings found following health care CEO murder: "The words 'delay,' 'deny' and possibly 'depose' appeared on shell casings and bullets recovered from the scene of the [United Healthcare ...