NEW YORK, NY - A trio of demented young females who are apparent ‘superfans’ of Luigi Mangione, the suspect charged with the killing of a major healthcare CEO, made several vile and heartless comments about the CEO and his family.
The trio, Abril Rios, Ashley Rojas, and Lena Weissbrot, who refer to themselves as “Mangionistas” and appeared to carry an aura of ditziness and ignorance about real life, pulled no punches as they told local media nasty, heartless comments about the tragic killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in 2024.
Authorities allege that Luigi Mangione carried out the targeted shooting outside a Manhattan hotel before fleeing the scene. Investigators later arrested Mangione in Pennsylvania after a nationwide manhunt. Law enforcement officials described the attack as deliberate and premeditated, and prosecutors say evidence recovered during the investigation pointed to deep resentment toward the healthcare industry.
No one believes this more than the unwitty “Mangionistas”.
“That’s all I want to say, f*** Brian Thompson, f*** his mom, f*** that lady that said something on Inside Edition. I said what I said, I don't give a f***,” an unintelligible Rojas, who couldn’t spare the time to elaborate on what “that lady said on Inside Edition”, told the New York Post.
Weissbrot, who looked like a Spice Girl dropout, added more fire to the flame.
“His children are better off without him,” she said.
“They need to learn to not be like their dad. And enjoy the blood money kids!” she sarcastically added. “Brian Thompson was a terrorist, and more people should acknowledge this.”
The oddly flamboyant Weissbrot, who used the word “like” seemingly every other word, continued her unhinged rant while waving her hands bizarrely around, expressed more deranged thoughts about the killing, and put Mangione on a pedestal.
“That's completely called for, precedented, and normal. This has gone on for too long. This should have happened decades, decades ago. Okay, this is long overdue. I have been waiting for someone like this mysterious hero to appear. He answered my prayers,” she said.
That’s an insult to those who properly pray.
Rios, the third female who stood idly by and appeared clueless as to what’s going on in general, finally, and with awkward timing, chimed in and somehow roped in the Second Amendment.
“I mean, why do we protect the Second Amendment so much? Is it to allow people to shoot up schools or is it for us to protect our democracy?” she said.
“Not saying, you know, we should all take up arms, but when your democracy is eroded and there's no other option, like what are we meant to do? What are we left with?” she said.
Weissbrott jumped back in, suggesting that political violence is the answer, and said, “We're backed up into a corner. I mean, if we can't change the world, I just don't want to be here. So, we don't have a choice. Uh that's why, you know, uh desperate times called for desperate measures.”
The hopeless trio acquired press passes due to newer, relaxed standards under the Mamdani regime because they post blogs, commentaries, and videos on social media, despite clearly being unqualified as true journalists.
They intend to follow the court case closely to provide their social media followers with their skewed, bizarre versions of the case. And we can only imagine what that’s going to look like. So stay tuned.
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Writer and author Eddie Molina has over 25 years of combined LEO and military service. Learn more about his interview articles at www.eddiemolina.com
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