Luigi Mangione Allegedly Beaten by Transgender Women in Thailand Before UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson Murder
Mangione claimed mistreatment by transgender women in Thailand months before allegedly shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO over healthcare system grievances.
- Luigi Mangione, the 27-year-old accused assassin, faces federal and state charges after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot outside the insurer’s investor conference in Midtown Manhattan, in December 2024.
- Christian Sacchini recalled Mangione ranting about the U.S. health-care system, while diary entries and friends noted he isolated himself and fixated on protesting insurance injustices.
- In Thailand and Japan, unusual incidents marked Mangione’s trip as he claimed being beaten by seven 'ladyboys' in Bangkok and later sought solitude in Mount Omine mountains, Japan, staying at Tenkawa guesthouse owner Juntaro Mihara’s with no digital devices.
- After a five-day manhunt, authorities arrested Luigi Mangione in Pennsylvania, and photos released post-arrest drew a cult-like following of supporters cheering the alleged attack.
- Federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, Luigi Mangione is due back in federal court on Dec. 5, and supporters appeared after a New York State Supreme Court pretrial hearing in September 2025.
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Luigi Mangione says he was beaten-up by 7 ‘ladyboys’ in Thailand months before murder
Luigi Mangione Was 'Beaten Up' by Gang of 'Lady Boys' During Wild Night Out in Thailand Months Before Killing UnitedHealthcare CEO: Report | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
27-year-old Luigi Mangione, the Ivy League-educated son of privilege, accused of gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was reportedly beaten up by seven transgender “ladyboys” during wild nights in Thailand, months before the assassination.
Luigi Mangione says he was beaten-up by 7 'ladyboys' in Thailand months before murder · American Wire News
Alleged assassin Luigi Mangione was reportedly beaten up by a group of men in dresses during a 2024 trip to Thailand. Mangione, who allegedly murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Dec. 4, 2024, traveled to Thailand months earlier in May, according to the New York Times. While in Thailand, he used WhatsApp to keep his friends abreast of his adventures overseas. One day, he texted that he’d temporarily lost his phone in a taxi. “On anoth…
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