A Killing in Midtown

This segment introduces the investigation into the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was shot outside a Hilton Hotel in Manhattan. The police quickly identified the shooting as a targeted attack, leading to a manhunt for suspect Luigi Mangione.

The targeted shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan triggers a high-profile NYPD manhunt. The discovery of bullet casings carved with the words 'Delay, Depose, Deny' shifts the investigation's focus toward systemic frustrations with the American healthcare system, where public sympathy unexpectedly aligns with the suspect, Luigi Mangione.

This segment details the career of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare who was shot and killed on his way to an investors' conference. It also covers the initial stages of the police investigation, including the weapon used and the flood of tips received by detectives.

Investigators utilize New York City's extensive network of surveillance cameras to track the suspect in Brian Thompson's murder backward in time. This backtracking leads them to a hostel where they capture a clear image of his face and discover he used the alias Mark Rosario. As the trail goes cold, the suspect gains online notoriety while Thompson's family holds a heavily guarded funeral in Minnesota.

Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the shooting of CEO Brian Thompson, is arrested at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania after a customer tip. The segment delves into Mangione's background, revealing his privileged upbringing, elite education, and life as a digital nomad in Hawaii.

This segment explores the background, health struggles, and political leanings of suspect Luigi Mangione. It details his recovery from back surgery, his interest in RFK Jr. and Ted Kaczynski's manifesto, and his subsequent travels through Asia before the shooting of Brian Thompson.

This segment explores Luigi Mangione's travels through Asia and his eventual return to the US, where he went dark in San Francisco. Investigators detail chilling entries from his red notebook targeting United Healthcare and its CEO, Brian Thompson, alongside a confession note addressed to the FBI.

This segment explores the writings and public reaction surrounding Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. It details Mangione's notes, which referenced Ted Kaczynski and the FBI, and highlights the public's complex, often supportive response to the killing due to deep-seated frustration with the American healthcare system.

This segment covers the upcoming murder trial of Luigi Mangione, who is accused of killing healthcare executive Brian Thompson. Legal experts discuss the defense's strategy to put the controversial health insurance industry on trial, while colleagues remember Thompson as a dedicated and caring professional.