SACRAMENTO— The most telling sentence in a lengthy Wall Street Journal article about Luigi Mangione, the Ivy League- educated scion of a prominent Maryland family who is suspected of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is surprisingly banal:“ It wasn’ t clear what dealings he had with health-insurance companies.”. As Business Insider reported,…
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