A former landlord who rented to Luigi Mangione for several months has revealed that the UnitedHealthcare CEO m-rder suspect suffered from back pain that was so bad, it made it impossible for him to have sex
RJ Martin, who owns a “co-living” space in Hawaii, had Mangione as a tenant for six months and revealed to the New York Times that the 26-year-old was always in pain due to a pinched nerve and misaligned spine.
Social media wasn’t immediately prepared to buy any of this, however, questioning how a landlord would come to know such
Luigi Mangione’s back pain was so intense that he couldn’t be ‘physically intimate’ with anyone, former landlord says https://t.co/fvTofQTAsK pic.twitter.com/MfxhkitDhY
— New York Post (@nypost) December 10, 2024
“Why would his landlord know that?” someone asked.
“How does the landlord know,” another inquired
“Who talks to their landlord about sex?” another comment read
“Why would his landlord know that?” a user questioned.
Why would his landlord know that? 😭 pic.twitter.com/rzld2obSpM
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Others wondered how the suspect could have maintained such a great physique with back pain that was that bad.
“Yes he has no problem having ripped abs.. make it make sense,” a user wrote.
“but he can lift heavy weights all day? 🤔,” another asked.
“Can’t be physically intimate, but can get ripped lifting weights? 🤔,” someone added.
“Ok but then another article says he was an avid rock climber and hiker….I’m a little confused. It doesn’t take much to be “intimate”,” said another.
Luigi Mangione’s back pain was so intense that he couldn’t be ‘physically intimate’ with anyone, former landlord says https://t.co/fvTofQTAsK pic.twitter.com/MfxhkitDhY
— New York Post (@nypost) December 10, 2024
RJ Martin Reveals Luigi Mangione Shared Personal Information With Him
Martin told the outlet he developed a friendship with Mangione while they lived together, which led to the Ivy League graduate opening up.
“He knew that dating and being physically intimate with his back condition wasn’t possible,” Martin was quoted as saying (H/T the New York Post). “I remember him telling me that, and my heart just breaks.”
Per reports, Luigi had five books about chronic back pain on his Goodreads reading list.
It’s now thought that the back pain could have been the reason for his grievances with UnitedHealthcare.
