Luigi Mangione fanatics line up outside courthouse before key hearing in murder case

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Luigi Mangione fanatics line up outside courthouse before key hearing in murder case

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Hordes of twisted Luigi Mangione super-fans lined up outside of Manhattan’s state courthouse early Monday morning hoping to get a seat at a pivotal hearing for the alleged CEO murderer. New York Judge Gregory Carro is expected to determine if prosecutors can present jurors with key evidence — including the alleged murder weapon and anti-corporate...

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  • • Luigi Mangione faces a hearing regarding the admissibility of a firearm and notebook in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

  • • Supporters have gathered in large numbers outside the Manhattan courthouse wearing "Free Luigi" apparel.

  • • Judge Gregory Carro has ordered an anonymous jury to prevent harassment due to the intense public interest.
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The prosecution seeks to use evidence recovered from Mangione's backpack to establish motive and means. Previous rulings have already addressed the legality of certain searches conducted by authorities.

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While the anger toward corporate greed is understandable, the sanctity of life remains a nonnegotiable biblical principle. Vigilante justice and the glorification of

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