US EditionDefense Challenge Evidence in Killing of US Health Insurance CEO
The defense challenges evidence after two terror charges were dropped, citing improper search and questioning in the case of a CEO's fatal shooting.
- On Tuesday, Luigi Mangione, defendant, appeared in New York court and the defense sought to exclude prosecution evidence in the second-degree murder case of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare.
- Investigators say police recovered a silenced pistol and grievance notebook in Luigi Mangione's backpack after the court appearance Tuesday, where the murder victim was a top health insurance executive in Manhattan.
- Defense lawyers argue the backpack evidence `must be suppressed because law enforcement failed to obtain a search warrant` and seek exclusion of McDonald's statements as custodial without Miranda warnings.
- In September, a judge dismissed two terror charges while the second-degree murder charge remains and Luigi Mangione could face life imprisonment without parole if convicted.
- The case has positioned Luigi Mangione as a lightning rod for anger at the US commercial healthcare system, with investigators recovering a notebook of grievances suggesting an ideological motive.
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The Washington Hispanic
udgtvLuigi Mangione, accused of murdering the executive director of one of the largest health insurers in the United States, appeared on Tuesday for the second day in a row before a New York court, determined to get the evidence against him overturned. During this preliminary hearing requested by his lawyers in the proceedings initiated by the State of New York for murder, the 27-year-old considered that his rights were not respected at the time of h…
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Defense challenge evidence in killing of US health insurance CEO
The defense for the 27-year-old suspect accused of killing a top health insurance executive in New York sought to exclude evidence presented by the prosecution as he appeared in court for a second day Tuesday.
Luigi Mangione, accused of killing the boss of the largest American health insurer, appeared on Tuesday for the second consecutive day in New York
Luigi Mangione, accused of killing the CEO of the largest US health insurance to fight back from the sector, bought on March 2nd consecutive day in New York, decided to obtain the removal of the elements against him by the charge, reports AFP.
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