Apparently he lived in Towson Maryland which is a place I know somewhat as a higher end area where people live who have lots of money. The homes there are usually in the million dollar range or upwards.
The homes mentioned here are likely all condos or townhomes:
https://www.zillow.com/home-values/157066/towson-md/?msockid=2e04341e4b58648631dd213a4a1a6500
Meanwhile, what I read of him is he was sent to a very elite school that cost $40,000 per year and has a fine education, and he chose computers and technological things to study. Others say he also visited or lived in Hawaii and California, but I don't know about that.
Did he have a Bi-Polar problem or mental illness (Kite formation with Neptune 0 deg. 50min. with the Sun and Pluto. I read his grandparents both died (did they pay for his schooling?) and he was upset about those deaths. What the UHC insurer had to do with his grandparents if anything I don't know yet, although someone who worked with him (see link below) said he didn't think it was a mental breakdown.
He was caught in Altoona Pa. a small enclave in Pa. near Hollidaysburg. A young person recognized him as the shooter from photos and called it in to the police. We still don't know if he acted alone or had others he met with. He isn't talking so far. He did write a 3 note Manifesto of sorts and mentioned Ted Kazinsky, "the Unibomber" who wrote a ton of letters to the newspaper he called his Manifesto which he wanted to be made public for his grievances.
Here is more they found out about him in California:
The 26-year-old man arrested Monday in connection with the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive on the streets of New York once worked for a Santa Monica company and spent time at Stanford University, records show.
After an intensive manhunt, Luigi Mangione, 26, was taken into custody by law enforcement in Pennsylvania on suspicion of killing Brian Thompson, 50, in an early-morning ambush last week. At a news conference announcing the arrest, NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said Mangione was born and raised in Maryland, has ties to California, and his last known address was in Honolulu.
Mangione posted extensively in favor of experimentation with psychedelic drugs on social media and pontificated on trends in tech.
According to an archived page of Mangione’s Facebook profile, which was removed as of Monday, he co-founded the company AppRoar Studios. He also worked as a UI programming intern at Firaxis Games from 2015 to 2017 in Maryland.
Mangione’s LinkedIn profile shows that he once volunteered for Lorien Health Systems, an assisted-living facility for elderly people in Maryland, in 2014, when he was still in high school.
Mangione is the grandson of Nicholas Mangione, a real estate developer who owned nursing homes and country clubs in Maryland. Mangione’s grandfather died in 2008 from complications of a stroke. Mangione is also the cousin of
Republican Delegate Nino Mangione in Baltimore County, a spokesperson for the politician confirmed to media outlets.
On Goodreads, he reviewed 13 books, including the Unabomber’s manifesto
note: He did promote experimenting with drugs - (see Link) and also wrote about justification of Violence when all else fails:
https://www.latimes.com/california/...e-ceo-arrest-california-new-york-pennsylvania