Murder case in Manhattan: suspicious mangion pleads guilty!

Murder case in Manhattan: suspicious mangion pleads guilty!

Manhattan, USA - The murder case around the CEO of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson, assumes dramatic proportions. Luigi Mangione, which is accused of crime, advocated not guilty before a state court in Manhattan. The 26-year-old is accused of shot Thompson in Manhattan on December 4, while he was on the way to an investor conference. This tragic act has caused excitement nationwide because many people express their displeasure through the healthcare industry. After a five -day search in a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, Mangione was arrested, where he carried a weapon with him that was identified as the murder weapon, as well as fake ID documents. In addition, the police found a notebook that contained hostile comments on wealthy managers and the health insurance industry, as Today.at reported.

The public prosecutor's office Manhattan, led by Alan Bragg, leaves no doubt that mangos are held accountable for his deeds. Bragg indicated that further charges could be raised against manion. In addition to the murder, Mangione is also charged with weapon offenses and forgery of documents. According to reports, the police have associated the cartridges of the murder with a fire weapon called "Ghost Gun", which was found in manion. The suspect fingerprints were found in evidence that are connected to the act, such as the Lawyer Herald

Mangione also faces a parallel procedure in front of a federal court in which the death penalty could threaten, while in the state procedure he threatens lifelong imprisonment without possibility. The process in New York is expected to begin first. Lawyer Thomas Dickey has explained that Mangione does not want to remain guilty in the New York process, but currently sees no direct evidence that connects his clients with the murder. The coming week promises to be exciting while the investigation continues and public attention remains addressed to this shocking case.