Andrew McCabe: UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting Suggests He Has Some Degree of Intel When Victim Arrived

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McCABE: “Bottom line is, he looks like someone who‘s had training, maybe law enforcement training, maybe military training, or maybe private training. You can learn those things that way, as well. It‘s striking to me also that he is so calm. He gets to the set just before — within 5 or 10 minutes before his victim arrives, which also suggests to me that he had some degree of intelligence about when the victim would arrive. Now, there‘s many ways that you could get that. You could get that from an insider, which I think is probably unlikely, or simply from doing your own surveillance. You may have seen the victim leave his hotel and then, you know, hustled to get out in front of him. He waits for other people to walk by before he comes out and then he lets the victim pass him before he engages with the firearm, which enables him to set up and take his shots carefully without the victim looking at him and protesting or making — you know, drawing attention or anything like that. So, all total, Anderson, it looks to me to be very disciplined, very organized, well-trained, possibly even professional, although we don‘t know that at this point. But it‘s chilling. It‘s an absolutely chilling video to watch.”