Luigi Mangione

[Tenortenorchickendinner]

Well. After the Kirk kerfuffle, Lou Lou’s never getting out now.

 

[AlteredSnowplow]

Well. After the Kirk kerfuffle, Lou Lou’s never getting out now.

Me rn

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[Menulis]

Well. After the Kirk kerfuffle, Lou Lou’s never getting out now.

And this is bad how exactly?

 

[lexss84]

And this is bad how exactly?

Oh, look, another person who can’t read the one…

 

[Menulis]

Oh, look, another person who can’t read the one…

I guess ignoring my question works.

 

[Sexyjulin89]

Luigi on Tuesday

 

[Blackmesa]

Luigi got me pregnant and that’s okay.

 

[Keoghan]

Luigi isn’t stupid. He knew there was a significant chance that he would get arrested and tried. That was a choice he was willing to make.

 

[Sexyjulin89]

Luigi isn’t stupid. He knew there was a significant chance that he would get arrested and tried. That was a choice he was willing to make.

What is sad is that people still is hesitant in supporting him.

 

[uwbadgers23]

What is sad is that people still is hesitant in supporting him.

 

[ShaitanIblis]

Luigi does not deny that he killed Thompson. He doesn’t do it in letters. He doesn’t do it when filmed by press. He doesn’t plead innocence in court.

If Luigi pleads not guilty but doesn't deny killing Thompson, I only see two possible defences: 1. Insanity. 2. Vigilante justice.

Vigilante justice would never pass (unless some of the jurors secretly believe in it and decide to try and acquit him). As for insanity of any kind, it'd have to be extensively demonstrated. Lack of true remorse may make it harder to sell an insanity defence.

The only other defence in that case would be that he was somehow coerced into committing that act, but that defence would also be extremely hard to prove, esp. since the suspect would have had plenty of time to get away from those coercing him and obtain help and protection.

Same thing for new assassination suspect Tyler Robinson.

 

[HotRed541]

If Luigi pleads not guilty but doesn't deny killing Thompson, I only see two possible defences: 1. Insanity. 2. Vigilante justice.

Vigilante justice would never pass (unless some of the jurors secretly believe in it and decide to try and acquit him). As for insanity of any kind, it'd have to be extensively demonstrated. Lack of true remorse may make it harder to sell an insanity defence.

The only other defence in that case would be that he was somehow coerced into committing that act, but that defence would also be extremely hard to prove, esp. since the suspect would have had plenty of time to get away from those coercing him and obtain help and protection.

Same thing for new assassination suspect Tyler Robinson.

He doesn't have to deny doing it. That's what pleading not guilty is for. If he pleads not guilty, the prosecution's job is to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he did it. All the defense has to do is introduce doubt, or which there is plenty.