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Jack Mac@JackMacCFB

Spoke with a source that had a lot of friends that went to high school with Luigi Mangione.

What keeps coming up is a back surgery that “changed everything” for him and he went “absolutely crazy.”
Checks out with his GoodReads history and the X-Ray in his header.
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More info:

Back injury happened when he was surfing in Hawaii.

Surgery didn’t go great.

Moved to Japan.

His contact with family stopped about a year ago. Recently the family reached out to his friends from high school asking if they had info on him.

So he’s been pretty aloof for awhile. This checks out with his IG tagged photos as there were a lot of posts from family through 2023, none recently.

Family: The suspect is the grandson of Nicholas Mangione, a prominent Baltimore real estate developer, and his wife, Mary C. Mangione, a philanthropist who died last year. The Mangione family owns Lorien Health Systems, a nursing home chain in Maryland, and Luigi volunteered there in 2014, according to his LinkedIn page.

Education: Mangione graduated from the prestigious Gilman School, an all-boys school that is known as one of Baltimore’s toniest private schools, and was the high school valedictorian in 2016.

He also attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 2020 with a master’s and bachelor’s degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics, a university spokesperson told CNN.

Lorien Health Services's estimated annual revenue is currently $216.3M per year.
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Lorien Health Services has 641 Employees.

KamalaHarrisLiberalism@DCgayLeo

Among the Mangione family assets in Baltimore that supported Luigi's expensive private education were the Lorien Health Services chain of nursing homes, the Turf Valley Resort, the Hayfields Country Club, and various other holdings of real estate, hotels & radio stations.