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The latest motion from Luigi Mangione’s attorney, Thomas Dickey, requests to suppress all statements made and evidence obtained from the warrantless search of the defendant’s property, and any items seized.
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According to the latest motion, this photo of Luigi Mangione was taken by police at McDonald’s after he was handcuffed. Altoona officers continued interrogating him despite Luigi’s indications that he did not wish to speak to law enforcement.
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Eroxica said:
The latest motion from Luigi Mangione’s attorney, Thomas Dickey, requests to suppress all statements made and evidence obtained from the warrantless search of the defendant’s property, and any items seized.
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According to the latest motion, this photo of Luigi Mangione was taken by police at McDonald’s after he was handcuffed. Altoona officers continued interrogating him despite Luigi’s indications that he did not wish to speak to law enforcement.
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so do you guys think he really did it? Like what if there's a chance that he didn't actually commit this crime. A part of me feels actually bad because a man lost his life and is now in a coffin 6 feet under but then again a part of me feels like it's not such a big deal he's dead. Is that weird?
 
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mlawry171 said:
so do you guys think he really did it? Like what if there's a chance that he didn't actually commit this crime. A part of me feels actually bad because a man lost his life and is now in a coffin 6 feet under but then again a part of me feels like it's not such a big deal he's dead. Is that weird?
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Brian Thompson was scheduled to testify under oath to the Department of Justice about insider trading and fraud at UnitedHealthcare. Whistleblowers "die" in the USA. (For example, in 2024, 2 Boeing whistleblowers and one OpenAI whistleblower "died".) I'm not ruling out that Thompson was killed by a professional and that Luigi is a patsy. If Luigi did do it, then he's a folk hero (or as in Argentina or Latin America, a folk saint) and not a patsy.
 
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Eroxica said:
Brian Thompson was scheduled to testify under oath to the Department of Justice about insider trading and fraud at UnitedHealthcare. Whistleblowers "die" in the USA. (For example, in 2024, 2 Boeing whistleblowers and one OpenAI whistleblower "died".) I'm not ruling out that Thompson was killed by a professional and that Luigi is a patsy. If Luigi did do it, then he's a folk hero (or as in Argentina or Latin America, a folk saint) and not a patsy.
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There's something so weird about this. Like idk if it's bc he's attractive, but for some reason I feel like I want to rescue him. I've seen hot criminals and never felt that way but with Luigi it feels different.
 
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mlawry171 said:
so do you guys think he really did it? Like what if there's a chance that he didn't actually commit this crime. A part of me feels actually bad because a man lost his life and is now in a coffin 6 feet under but then again a part of me feels like it's not such a big deal he's dead. Is that weird?
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It is certainly a big deal for those two adolescent kids. Just imagine what they must be going through right now, going online... And even if he did not have kids, his life was valuable nonetheless. Jodi Arias got life in prison without parole even though Travis Alexander had no kids.

My stance is to give Brian Thompson the benefit of the doubt; maybe his hands were tied and he was sincere when advocating for the cutting of out-of-pocket costs and making healthcare more affordable. Maybe he was truly that evil, greedy monster inside, rotten to the core, but I did not know him, was not in his head and did not attend any of those board meetings. I just can't condone that solution.

As for Mangione... Maybe he's totally innocent and had nothing to do with this, but the way things look... I guess he's the shooter or is not the shooter but was still involved. Maybe he has a solid alibi that may get him off, and the real look-alike shooter is out there somewhere... Just a theory.

In any case, Mangione hasn't exactly expressed remorse... Yet. "Your coverage of this event has been completely out of touch and an insult to the intelligence of the American people and their lived experience." This statement almost sounds like an admission of guilt to me, like: "I killed him to shed light on the lived experience of those who have been harmed by the health insurance system, but your coverage is not depicting that."
 
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It is certainly a big deal for those two adolescent kids. Just imagine what they must be going through right now, going online... And even if he did not have kids, his life was valuable nonetheless. Jodi Arias got life in prison without parole even though Travis Alexander had no kids.

My stance is to give Brian Thompson the benefit of the doubt; maybe his hands were tied and he was sincere when advocating for the cutting of out-of-pocket costs and making healthcare more affordable. Maybe he was truly that evil, greedy monster inside, rotten to the core, but I did not know him, was not in his head and did not attend any of those board meetings. I just can't condone that solution.

As for Mangione... Maybe he's totally innocent and had nothing to do with this, but the way things look... I guess he's the shooter or is not the shooter but was still involved. Maybe he has a solid alibi that may get him off, and the real look-alike shooter is out there somewhere... Just a theory.

In any case, Mangione hasn't exactly expressed remorse... Yet. "Your coverage of this event has been completely out of touch and an insult to the intelligence of the American people and their lived experience." This statement almost sounds like an admission of guilt to me, like: "I killed him to shed light on the lived experience of those who have been harmed by the health insurance system, but your coverage is not depicting that."
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Brian Thompson was a bad man, that did bad things, and something bad happened to him. One could say maybe he should have been a better person for those "two adolescent kids." Maybe he would still be here.
 
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