UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killer Escaped Under Our Nose

The associated executioner with UnitedHealthcare's Chief Brian Thompson very likely escaped New York following the homicide, the city's top criminal investigator said Friday.
NYPD Head of Investigators Joe Kenny said they accept the professional killer ran from the scene, hopped on an e-bicycle into Focal Park, unloaded it, and flagged down a taxi to a transport

terminal seven miles from where he gunned down Thompson.
However, cops don't realize which transport he took from Manhattan's 178th Road terminal, which serves objections outside the city, including Greyhound administrations.
"Those transports are highway transports. That is the reason we accept he might have left New York City," Kenny told CNN during a meeting with him and NYPD Official Jessica Tisch.
The disclosure transforms the chase after the executioner into possibly a cross country trawl.
Tisch said the exposed picture taken of the suspect smiling at the lodging where he remained before the homicide was the "cash shot," since he had painstakingly been wearing a cover while plotting the killing.
"He's been voyaging and strolling around the roads of New York City to a great extent in a veil, with his face covered. We needed to go through loads of video proof to have that one cash chance with the veil down," she said.
ABC revealed that police have followed the suspect's developments around the city since his Nov. 24 on a transport starting from Atlanta.
As per sources, police have gathered video proof appearance the suspect taking taxis, the metro and visiting McDonald's in the days paving the way to the shooting — paying money and keeping his face covered all through his movements.