The killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO is believed to have been executed with a ghost gun, an untraceable firearm that individuals can assemble at home. This troubling development underscores the growing issue of such weapons in violent crime, as authorities note the increased prevalence of these homemade firearms in recent incidents.
Local police are investigating the case, highlighting the challenges in tracking down ghost guns due to their lack of serial numbers. As the investigation unfolds, questions regarding gun safety and regulation are likely to come to the forefront, prompting a broader discussion about the implications for public safety.
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