The attorney for the suspect, Luigi Mangione, 26, an Ivy League graduate, has said Mangione intends to plead not guilty to all charges.
The posters accuse the executives of “denying medical care for corporate profit.”.
The posters, many of which have been taken down, included the terms “Deny,” “Defend,” “Depose” — words associated with the bullet shell casings found at the crime scene.
One of the companies named in the posters declined to comment, while the other did not respond to a request.
No CEO wants to be at the center of this debate, because they feel it makes them a target.”.
Mangione was arrested Monday after a dayslong, multistate manhunt, which ended after he was recognized at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
But Deputy Altoona Police Chief Derek Swope told reporters Tuesday that threats followed the arrest in “a very polarized case.”. »
