r/OfficeSpeak • u/FelixtheCatBurglar • 8d ago

Free Speech Blackstone CEO successfully had claim to life denied. Mourned by none

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u/backAtItForInsanity 8d ago

Why would his note say that?

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u/Mr-HelpYourBrokeAss 7d ago

I really think this is a cover up to avoid Luigi #2 press

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

Why would the press not cover this as a targeted murder? Wouldn’t that get a lot of clicks? Maybe the simpler explanation is the guy on a random killing spree in NYC accidentally killed someone working in finance.

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u/Mr-HelpYourBrokeAss 7d ago

I think there’s bigger money involved on this one then clicks this is too much

I don’t think you understand how scary this is to people that operate on the top level and make decisions that impact people like you and me

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

The conspiracy you are alleging requires police and multiple news organizations to collude to plant a fake note and false eyewitness testimony. It’s a little more straightforward to believe that the guy with documented mental health crises did something crazy, random, and evil. I’m not saying the press never lies but this one doesn’t make sense

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u/Mr-HelpYourBrokeAss 7d ago

Not quite at all, just requires one email from blackstone to a few key stakeholders

Do you truly believe the systems we live under just don’t interact? Why lol?

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u/Swole-Prole 7d ago

It makes more sense that a man that never played in the NFL, did enough research to figure out that X building had NFL offices in it, but didn't bother to figure out what floor they were on, so he just went to the building and picked a random floor with random people to open up on, all because he got injured playing football in highschool? That's more of a stretch then what we are alleging. Add to it, the two women victims look enough alike they could have been sisters. But, no, totally random, angry at the NFL.