'SNL': Pennsylvania McDonald's Customer Spots Telling Detail About CEO Shooting Suspect
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Nancy Grace (Sarah Sherman) questioned a customer of the fast food restaurant (Kenan Thompson) after the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect's arrest.
Legal commentator and TV host Nancy Grace (played by Sarah Sherman) declared that it was “game over” for Luigi Mangione, the suspect charged with the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, in a spoof of her show in the “SNL” cold open this weekend.
Sherman’s Grace, who slammed “psychos” including women and gay guys for getting “all hot and bothered” by Mangione’s looks, brought in McDonald’s customer Donnell Davis (played by Kenan Thompson) who was at the fast food restaurant’s Altoona, Pennsylvania location when the suspect was arrested.
“Now, Donnell, you were face to face with this criminal. Can you believe people are attracted to this sexy slayer?” Sherman asked.
“I mean, you could look at him and tell he had hos,” replied Thompson as he pretended to eat fries out of a bag.
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