Accused Palisades arsonist made chilling Mangione-inspired threat to major CEO, federal agent reveals

Published Jun 12, 2026 • 12:31 AM

The man on trial for allegedly sparking the deadly Palisades Fire had searched for the address of a tech CEO because he planned to murder him, a federal agent testified in court.

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- Accused Palisades arsonist made chilling Mangione-inspired threat to major CEO, federal agent revealsYou are here
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- Jonathan Rinderknecht: Prosecutors say arson suspect in Los Angeles’ Palisades Fire was angry ‘at the world’ - CNNGoogle News
- Man accused of starting Palisades fire was ‘angry, intense, driving erratically’, lawyers say - The GuardianGoogle News

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