Intellectually, I know that murdering people is wrong. Morally, I know that murdering people is wrong.

Emotionally, I confess to having a fairly serious degree of schadenfreude at seeing massive healthcare companies scrub their websites of identifying information, and I have been completely unable to muster up a degree of sympathy for a man who purposefully led a company into more and more evil practices. United Healthcare is infamous even among US insurance corporations for absurdly high rates of denying claims.

I don't think that its CEO deserved death--but that's far less because I think that he was innocent and far more because I don't believe in the death penalty.