A fervent fan of Luigi Mangione, Lena Weissbrot, has made a startling declaration, asserting she would take drastic action against her own mother if she ever became a healthcare executive. This revelation followed a report by The Post that identified her mother as a senior manager at CVS Health.
Weissbrot, aged 32, shared her shocking statements via her Instagram story after The Post disclosed her connection to 57-year-old Reina Natero. Natero holds a significant position at CVS Health, where she manages prescription drug insurance coverage policies.
Despite the report, Weissbrot initially denied her mother’s role as a healthcare executive. At a court hearing for Mangione on Monday, she made a chilling comment about the children of the deceased UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, suggesting they might be better off without him.
In a text message, a screenshot of which was later shared on her Instagram story, Weissbrot stated, “She’s a worker,” distancing her mother from the executive label.
She further remarked, “If my mom was a health insurance executive I would have shot her myself,” adding a disturbingly blunt expansion on her viewpoint.
“If she were a health insurance executive like Brain [sic] Thompson, and I were the same person I am now and if I knew what I do now (unlikely because coming from and [sic] ultra wealthy family would make me a fundamentally different person), and I were still in the will and thought I could get away with it, I’d inherit the money and redistribute to all the families she destroyed with her murderous company,” Weissbrot wrote.
“But that’s so far from my reality it’s just a fantasy. A fantasy that makes me… wet,” she added.
“Debating: would I actually redact my mom if she was a health insurance CEO,” Weissbrot wrote in the overlay text on her Instagram story.
“When it comes to debating me about hypothetical situations that don’t exist: don’t.”
Weissbrot is one of three self-styled “Mangionistas,” a trio of fangirl “journalists” who rocked up to the New York State Supreme Court with their City Hall-approved press passes to cover Mangione’s pretrial hearing.
The game developer, rapper, and maker of erotic art wrote and starred in a music video in June in which she mocked the death of father-of-two Thompson.
“The CEO’s a parasite and now they getting shot up,” she rapped while wearing a bikini in the disturbing “Toolie Toolie” video, which was posted on Vimeo.
Weissbrot did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
Weissbrot was one of several crazed fans of the accused killer Mangione who got press passes from City Hall to cover his court hearings.