A development has occurred in the case of murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Thompson lived in Maple Grove. His family has expressed gratitude to prosecutors. They are thankful for the efforts to hold the accused shooter accountable. Further details about the case and the family's statement can be found through the Star Tribune, the source of this information.
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