Ryan Monde's franchisee has generated a number of views and notortion for Netflix. The first season took the series to a nasty start by documenting the evil crimes of the serial killer Effeefrey Dahmer, and then made an interesting pillar to Murders of Lille and Eric Mendez of their parents (who allegedly abused their sons). Who, exactly, were the monsters here?

This year, Murphy has returned to the serial killer milieu With "Monster: The Ed Gein Story", " Diving in the pleasant story of Ed Gin, who, along with the murder of women, dealt with grave robbery and abducting the body. Since Tobne Huper's "Pila Massacre" was partially based in Gin's actions, Murphy's series receives extra attention from horror fans. But if he wanted to set record numbers, next season he would be for Luigi Mangione, the young man who allegedly shot and killed United CEO of Unitedhealthcare, Brian Thompson.

You can forget about it for now. In recent Interview with the varietyMurphy said Mangione was never an opportunity for Season 3 because he is still a little enigma. "We know nothing about him," Murphy said. "There was nothing to write - we still had no information. Maybe something would go to the trial." He added that Mangione's name is in his "Maybe one day" file.

Although we know that Murphy currently has no plans for the Mangione season, there is no harm in speculating how it would take place.

Born on 6.05.1998, Mangione, according to all available accounts, was a comfortable, stable childhood. He was a Valedictorian of his high school class in Baltimore and attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his diplomas and Masters Degree in Science and Engineering. He studied robotics, worked briefly in the video game industry (at the game "Civilization VI") while raising interest in AI. He earned a living like Kodder, but found the profession boring.

Why did such a promising young man allegedly gathered CEO of Health Protection before Midujork Hilton Midtown? He wrote Manifesto in which he went burnt country to the US health insurance system. "Honestly, these parasites came," Mangione wrote. He expressed concern that the richest country on the planet ranks somewhere in the neighborhood of 42 in life expectancy and complains that this country has allowed these companies to make health care so expensive to the point that many cannot afford the necessary treatment.

Obviously, public execution is not the right way to prosecute the cruel corruption of the Health Insurance Industry, but a series of Mangione will have an attraction because he was a clear light child. His own health problems (especially spinal fusion surgery, needed by the surfing accident) may partially motivate his alleged murder of Thompson, but, reading that manifesto, he seems to have acted from despair. He knew that these powerful people would never face music to kill an untold number of people by denying their insurance claims. Mangione did something monstrous, absolutely, but, As with the Mendez seasonIs there more than one monster in this story?