Luigi Mangione conspiracy theories are going strong

In one particularly controversial exchange over conspiracy theories, two hairstylists clashed over Mangione’s eyebrows.

“I’ve been a hairstylist for 20 years, and no one’s eyebrows have grown so fast in three days,” one user wrote. It was a state board exam. The hair on your head grows a quarter of an inch per month. The hair on your eyebrows grows slower.

“I’m also a hairstylist and work with models,” another user replied. “Different lighting and different facial expressions cause different shadows in the photos. This man is trying to spark a revolution. Do not conspire against who is for the people.”

This is just one of the conspiracy theories swirling around Mangione. Another popular theory concerns the number 286 and its multiple connections to the alleged shooter.

On his profile on 286 is also the code Use health insurance companies When “when the appeal time limits for a health care claim are not met.”

Other TikTok users pointed out a possible connection to the Bible, where Proverbs 28:6 says: “Better is a poor man who walks uprightly than a rich man who is crooked in his ways.”

Finally, some people online claimed that the distance between the shooting site and the McDonald’s restaurant where Mangione was spotted was 286 miles. but, According to Google MapsThe distance is actually 279 miles.

Whatever its distance from Manhattan, the location of this McDonald’s restaurant has itself sparked some conspiracy theories, as seen in the work of one Reddit poster who took the time to document the many connections between the board game Monopoly And shooting.

First, they pointed out that the backpack police found in Central Park contained money from the game. They also noted that Altoona is the home of the Pennsylvania Railroad, one of four railroads for sale in the American Standard Edition of the game. Finally, the poster highlighted the fact that McDonald’s has been running a promotion for the toy for decades, though it was briefly discontinued at the turn of the century after… Huge fraud scandal They include, among dozens of others, a key insider, Genaro “Jerry” Colombo, who claimed to be a member of the Colombo crime family.