11 New Developments in Luigi Mangione Murder Investigation

Attorneys for Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, say they want to see the evidence police have against him for themselves. This comes as two major news stories collide. A high-powered attorney who joined Mangione’s legal team is married to lead counsel for Sean “Diddy” Combs. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber has the latest.

Listen to Law&Crime's Sidebar Podcast on Apple & Spotify:

Host:

LAW&CRIME SIDEBAR PRODUCTION:
Head of Social Media, YouTube - Bobby Szoke
Head of Sales - Sam Goldberg
Senior Director of Social Media - Vanessa Bein
Senior Producer - Savannah Williamson
Digital Producer - Juliana Battaglia
Video Editing - Christina Falcone
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher

#LuigiMangione #UnitedHealthcare #LawAndCrime

STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LAW&CRIME NETWORK:

LAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:

SUBSCRIBE TO ALL OF LAW&CRIME NETWORK YOUTUBE CHANNELS:

[kbea-em]

You know what else is criminal? Y'all saying you have *new info* twice a day and repeating the same stuff you've been saying for days. Is there a way to get a notification when ACTUAL new info is released?

[oscardoesit]

Why is it that a billionaire gets murdered, and all the police departments put all their resources into this case? The average middle class gets murdered. Sometimes, those cases go on for months or years or are never solved. My brother was shot and almost killed during a carjacking, and they have never caught the individuals. This happened two years ago, and those criminals are still at large. The lead Detective on the case told him, "You are not my only case. I have more important cases to deal with." When he called for an update.

[janecreek]

This just in. Brian Thompson remains dead up until this point. Thank you.

[waterthroughyouropenhands]

We need a segment about Brian Thompson’s complicity in countless deaths during his multi-decade career in private health insurance.

[Bettercallsaul]

Tonight at 9:13 pm

“234 new SHOCKING developments in the Luigi case”

[neverendingstudent]

We need to not get distracted from the CORE ISSUE. For-profit health insurance is based on a fundamental conflict of interest. The more healthcare that is denied, the more profit these companies make. Do not let yourself be fooled by all the noise and distraction, THIS IS THE ONLY ISSUE WE SHOULD BE DISCUSSING regarding this event. $450 BILLION dollars PER YEAR. ~68, 000 deaths attributable to delayed, withheld, and lacking care PER YEAR. DO NOT LET ANY CORPORATE LOBBYIST, CORPORATE NEWS MEDIA, OR POLITICIAN DISTRACT FROM THIS CORE ISSUE. DO NOT LET THEM STEER THE CONVERSATION AWAY FROM THIS.

[mikeskidmore]

Please Investigate United Health Care Corruption and the Corruption of Brian Thompson. The fact that he knew A.I. was rejecting Insurance claims and his Insider Trading.

[FLSonshine]

We don’t believe everything on the internet.

[PrinceX.mp]

Let’s talk about the Developments on United Health Care’s crimes against our society

[kogababe]

History will always repeat itself, this was how the monarchies started to fall--too bad people never learn

[BBakerStreet]

According to an 18 year veteran prosecutor, the so-called "manifesto", wasn't written by an ivy league valedictorian. She is convinced it was written by a cop, or multiple cops, because she says she's read thousands of manifestos and police reports during her career and the language used in Luigi's alledged manifesto, is the same as when cops write a report and use complicated words and phrases to make themselves seem smarter than they actually are. Cops were trying to write a manifesto, the way THEY thought a really smart ivy league graduate would write one. And how convenient that they just happened to run across his abandoned back pack, which just happened to be full of incriminating evidence. This guy is being set up imo.

[catherineturley]

elizabeth warren gets it. she understands the peoples' outrage. dismantle this system and build something functional

[w.alan.]

Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap..

[PaceParade]

The bag company is full of bs with that remark. The CEO offered to trace purchase info for the serial number of the bag for law enforcement… then they faced intense backlash on all their social channels and are in damage control.

[ashleyhicks]

oh so at first they had A partial finger print, and now they have “fingerprintS”?

[jackdanielson]

Y’all have like fourteen “11 new details…” and I ain’t seen nothing new yet

[anna-river]

How the heck are you still framing it this way, knowing how the general public feels about this case? You're OUT OF TOUCH!

[Artie]

I don’t think it’s scary that Americans see this as a sign of change and as a sort of revolution against corporate capitalist America and its healthcare system. I’m not a multi millionaire profiting from people’s illnesses or their need for basic human necessities, I have nothing to fear as I have not made myself anyone’s enemy.

If Luigi even is the right guy, I don’t find him scary or unreasonable and I see the internet’s support for his legal defense as an almost poetic sign of collective anger and frustration with the system. If the millionaires at its top don’t enact change, the people will.

[plainjane]

A sad symptom of what is wrong with America's love of money and guns. Capitalism and the 2nd amendment are out of balance.

[Emmastayofftheinternet]

Crazy how much incriminating evidence turned up randomly