Multiple reports: Gun used to kill UnitedHealthcare CEO may have been bought in CT
Officers believe the gun used to kill Brian Thompson was a rare B&T Station Six.
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2h agoMultiple reports say police believe the gun used to kill the CEO of UnitedHealthcare in New York City Dec. 4 may have been bought in Connecticut.
Officers believe the gun used to kill Brian Thompson was a rare B&T Station Six.
Reports say police visited a Connecticut gun shop yesterday that recently sold a similar gun to see if there was a connection to the case.
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