Top internet sleuths reveal why they won’t help FBI find UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killer

A frenzy of online detective work usually follows if a killer is on the loose but there's an unusual silence in Brian Thompson's case

Joe Yates

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Joe Yates

Joe is a journalist for UNILAD, who particularly enjoys writing about crime. He has worked in journalism for five years, and has covered everything from murder trials to celeb news.

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Top internet sleuths reveal why they won’t help FBI find UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killer

A frenzy of online detective work usually follows if a killer is on the loose but there's an unusual silence in Brian Thompson's case

Top internet sleuths reveal why they won’t help FBI find UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killer

A frenzy of online detective work usually follows if a killer is on the loose but there's an unusual silence in Brian Thompson's case

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