New York judge tosses terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, lets murder count stand

Luigi Mangione Wins a Major Victory in Court

Prosecutors accused Luigi Mangione of terrorism, but on Tuesday a judge said the charge doesn’t fit the evidence and dismissed it.

Luigi Mangione Scores Major Victory as Judge Drops Top 2 Charges

A New York judge dropped first-degree murder and terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione in the state's case against the accused CEO killer

Two Charges Against Luigi Mangione Are Dropped — Does That Mean He’s Free Now?

Luigi Mangione's charges have changed, with two being dropped, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's free now, so what's his status in prison?

Key murder and terrorism counts dismissed against Luigi Mangione, accused United Healthcare CEO killer

NEW YORK — A Manhattan judge on Tuesday dismissed terrorism offenses against Luigi Mangione, the suspected killer of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, finding the Manhattan district attorney’s office presented “legally insufficient” evidence to a grand jury.

Why a New York state judge dismissed terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione

Justice Gregory Carro deemed two terrorism-related murder charges in Brian Thompson’s killing as legally insufficient but approved a remaining, straightforward murder charge.

Luigi Mangione Silent in Court as Terrorism Charges Dropped

In a blow to prosecutors, two state charges against the 27-year-old defendant and international symbol were dismissed on Tuesday.