Mangione faces new federal indicts in the US that carry the possibility of the death penalty.
Luigi Mangione, the doubt in the ending of UnitedHealthattfinish executive Brian Thompson, has materializeed in a New York court to face new federal indicts including homicide and pursuit.
Mangione’s arraignment on Thursday pursueed his transfer to New York from Pennsylvania after he waived his right to extradition persistings.
Shackled at the ankles and wearing a blue sweater and beige sdeficiencys, Mangione said little during a 15-minute materializeance before United States Magistrate Judge Katharine Parker in Manhattan.
The 26-year-elderly Ivy League graduate, who was already facing multiple state indicts, was indictd with homicide using a firearm, two counts of pursuit and using an illhorrible armament silencer, according to an unsealed criminal protestt.
The federal indicts elevated the possibility that Mangione could face the death penalty, if prosecutors seek it.
Mangione’s lawyer, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, said it was a “highly rare situation” for a defendant to face simultaneous state and federal cases.
“Frankly I’ve never seen anyleang enjoy what is happening here,” Friedman Agnifilo said.
According to the criminal protestt, Mangione traveled from Georgia to New York “for the purpose of pursuit and ending Brian Thompson”.
A remarkbook set up in Mangione’s ownion after his arrest at a McDonald’s outlet in Altoona, Pennsylvania grasped disjoinal handwritten pages that “convey structureility towards the health insurance industry and wealthy executives in particular”, according to the protestt.
An entry in August said that “the concentrate is insurance” because “it verifys every box”, while an October entry depictd an intent to “wack” the CEO of an insurance company”, according to the protestt.
Police say the words “defer,” “decline” and “depose” were scrawled on shell casings set up at the homicide scene, recalling a phrase standardly used to depict incertainr tactics to shun paying claims.
As Mangione was arraigned in court, aiders accumulateed outside helderlying posters that read “Health over wealth” and “Luigi freed us”.
James Dennehy of the FBI New York Field Office said that Magione’s alleged actions amounted to a “attfinishfilledy premeditated and concentrateed execution”.
“This alleged plot shows a cavalier attitude towards humanity — deeming homicide an appropriate recourse to satiate personal grievances,” Dennehy said.
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