CNN 5 Things 12 PM ET: CEO killing fingerprint match, Dems prep for Trump, Butterflies in trouble & more
Dec 11, 2024
A high-profile murder investigation links a suspect to the killing of a UnitedHealthcare CEO through fingerprints and a detailed notebook. Meanwhile, Democratic Governors strategize on countering potential challenges in the upcoming elections. In a surprising turn, Daniel Penny opens up after his acquittal over a controversial subway incident. Additionally, health concerns arise as a child falls ill from raw milk, potentially tied to bird flu. Finally, wildlife experts highlight the urgent need to protect dwindling monarch butterfly populations.
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CEO Murder Investigation
- Luigi Mangione's fingerprints were found at the scene of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder.
- Notes allegedly written by Mangione, referencing the Unabomber and targeting CEOs, were also discovered.
Democratic Governors' Strategy
- Democratic governors are preparing to oppose the incoming Trump administration.
- They are reviewing Project 2025, their executive powers, and state laws to strategize their response.
Daniel Penny Speaks Out
- Daniel Penny spoke publicly for the first time since his acquittal in Jordan Neely's death.
- He claimed he intervened because Neely was threatening to kill people.