I've never heard of a premeditated murder in broad daylight be so universally celebrated by Americans regardless of their political leanings. Other insurance c

I've never heard of a premeditated murder in broad daylight be so universally celebrated by Americans regardless of their political leanings. Other insurance companies have already started taking down personal information about their leadership teams. I guess they're afraid of copy-cats. But will it change anything related to their scummy business model, or will the state assert itself to maintain the status quo?