The yearbook of the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect's former classmate at the private Gilman School in Baltimore sheds light on his high school experience. Luigi Mangione, known for his prowess with pick-up lines, entered Gilman in sixth grade and was affectionately called 'pepperoni,' 'Squeej,' and '30 degrees.'
In his yearbook message, Mangione expressed gratitude to his parents for sending him to Gilman, acknowledging it as the best thing that happened to him. He credited his time at the school as 'illuminating' and thanked his parents for their support over the years.
