US EditionTakeaways from Luigi Mangione's evidence hearing
Hearing reveals weapons, manifesto, and fake ID linked to Mangione's arrest following a tip at an Altoona McDonald's, part of a case involving a UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting.
- Prosecutors in New York played body-worn camera and other footage of Luigi Mangione's Altoona McDonald's arrest at a pre-trial evidence hearing, with Mangione watching the videos.
- US authorities circulated suspect images during a days-long manhunt, prompting a McDonald's customer to report a patron whose eyebrows matched, leading the store manager to call 911.
- Evidence images entered this week include a loaded magazine, a journal prosecutors called a manifesto, a gun, silencer, and assorted personal effects from Luigi Mangione, defendant’s backpack.
- Lawyers for Mangione pressed judges to bar evidence seized without a warrant while the hearing continues, with no New York state trial date set and Mangione facing life without parole and possible death penalty.
- Supporters in the Manhattan criminal courtroom wearing pins portraying Luigi Mangione as a saint-like figure underscore public engagement, while the case gains national profile from victim Brian Thompson, UnitedHealthcare CEO.
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