Luigi Mangione gave laptop access to jail for murder trial prep

A federal judge last year has given Luigi Mangion, an accused accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood last year, a laptop was used in the jail to prepare for the murder case following a 27 -year -old lawyers’ request.

US District Judge Margaret M. Garnet signed a letter on Monday, ordering the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, where Mangion is being held, to provide the accused killer to “with a laptop prepared by the government”.

The court document states that Mangian will have access to the laptop from 8:00 am to 4 pm.

Mangion’s lawyers, Karen Freedman Agifilo, Mark Agifilo and Jacob Coupon on Friday sent a letter to a personal computer to the judge to send a letter for a personal computer to “be prepared for adequate testing and assist in their defense.”

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The laptops prepared by the government will be disabled by reaching the Internet, printer and wireless network as per the regulations, the lawyers noted in the letter, saying that Mangian will be able to reach the documents and videos related to the case provided only by the government.

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Mangian is accused of ambushing Thompson outside a Manhattan Hotel, where United Healthcare’s annual shareholder conference was being held on 4 December 2024.

Prosecutors believe that fatal shooting meant a few days after Thompson’s murder, to send a message to the Healthcare insurance industry on the basis of a manifesto found on the suspect when arrested in Altuna, Pennsylvania.

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He will have to face death sentence if he is convicted.