Luigi Mangione, 26, recently charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was raised in a prominent Maryland business family, known for his intelligence.
Authorities found Mangione with a ghost gun and a handwritten document expressing "ill will toward corporate America," although no clear motive for the crime has emerged.
Mangione's family, deeply rooted in Maryland business, expressed shock and devastation at the news of his arrest, highlighting his previously well-liked status among peers.
Educated at the prestigious Gilman School and crowned valedictorian, Mangione had intellectual interests spanning philosophy and psychology, which starkly contrasts with his recent actions.
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