The CEO of an Idaho medical center was found dead in a Baltimore hotel on June 9, according to police.
Baltimore Police responded to the 700 block of Aliceanna Street around 2:04 p.m. for a reported overdose.
Once on the scene, officers found 46-year-old Nicholas Manning dead. His body was taken to the medical examiner’s office to determine the cause of death.
Manning’s family claims to have evidence that he was the victim of fraud and a homicide. However, Baltimore Police have not shared any information to substantiate the family’s claim, saying the investigation is ongoing.
In a statement, the family said they “strongly object to the statement issued by the Baltimore Police Department.”
This dude was the former CEO of HCA Healtcare for 14 years.
And we didn’t have a crab rave for him! smh.
maybe healthcare CEOs just do that ?
Must be a preexisting condition.
In a statement, a company spokesperson said Manning “was a dedicated and mission-driven leader who loved connecting people to our shared purpose.”
That’s beautiful, I’m going to use that on my resume.
wiseguy or people’s hero? in any case, there’s one less parasite on the planet
how tf do you become ceo of a healthcare company in your early 30s at the absolute latest
Nepo shit
crying tears of joy rn
This dude was the former CEO of HCA Healthcare for 14 years.
If you read the following carefully you’ll realise it’s bullshit
He served as a healthcare leader for 17 years, including 14 years with HCA Healthcare, according to the statement.
A healthcare leader as an admin intern in 2010, for reference
Ah. Well, no loss either way.
Hey, it’s easy to get promoted from intern to CEO when your dad owns the company!
