Luigi Mangione’s arrest has sparked renewed interest in the insurance industry following his alleged k-lling of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York on December 4.
The 26-year-old has also inspired a wave of new tattoos.
The video below shows several people getting Mangione-themed ink on their bodies. Some are tattooing the words “Deny, Defend, and Depose” as a reference to the words reportedly etched onto the shells found at the scene of Thompson’s m-rder.
Others are getting tattoos of Mangione’s face, while stills of the actual sh–ting shown in the surveillance video have also been used.
One woman got the Pokemon character Breloom, which is on Luigi’s X profile.
Check them out in the video below:
Luigi Mangione fans are getting tattoos of him on their bodies after he cowardly shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in the back.
Some users are getting “Deny Defend Depose” tattooed while others are opting for Mangione’s face.
One woman was inspired by the Pokémon… pic.twitter.com/aYHFKyETyt
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 17, 2024
Social Media Likes The Fact That Some Luigi Mangione Fans Will Be Easy To Identify
Some social media users pointed out that the ink will make it to identify Luigi Mangione fans, who will be perceived as threats.
“What episode of Black Mirror is this?!” one asked.
“Instead of judging this phenomenon, observe it and consider the implications of it,” another suggested.
“Where I see that tattoo I know my threat posture. They’re doing us a favor,” someone pointed out.
Where I see that tattoo I know my threat posture. They’re doing us a favor.
— Mark Pfeifer (@markpfeifer999) December 17, 2024
“I mean… at least they’ll be easy to identify. It’ll save the rest of us a whole lot of trouble,” someone else agreed.
“Bad mojo, not my thing, however Freedom is a wonderful thing to have and express,” a comment read.
“Makes it easier to spot them,” a user wrote.
Mangione has been charged with the m-rder of Brian Thompson, as well as several other serious offenses, since his arrest in Pennsylvania a week after the incident.
