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No worries, my family would love to take him in. My dad thinks he is cool.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot outside Hilton hotel in Midtown in targeted attack: cops - Just Part and Parcel of visiting a Big City
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you're also about 40.
i don't believe that, if its true its sad. every italian family member i know has been all about family. look at the mafia.
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If anyone likes an older woman, it's the Italians.
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Art Lien is good, but that's about it. I had hoped he'd be the artist for this trial. Perhaps the full jury trial; fingers crossed.
Also, he's an example of nominative determinism, I think. Delightful.
Lien would have made him, and his attorney KFA, look as good as they do in real life.
The guy's a retard and is just going off of media comments.
Apparently somehow he's too poor for bail but shares the same legal team with a nigger worth half a billion dollars.
Maybe they didn't request bail because he's facing the fucking death penalty and they know the feds will just refuse it.
Same thing with the family not visiting him. Every single thing they say will be recorded and potentially used against him. His life is on the line lol. The lawyers probably advised all parties to stfu and handle all communications exclusively through them, especially at the peak of the media storm.
His close family has to basically go through a mourning process anyway because in the best case scenario the guy will get 25 years, and worst case scenario is death. There will be time for visitations.
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Helvetia
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better source than a retard on twitter:
NEW YORK -- Luigi Mangione's mother filed a missing persons report about her son in San Francisco on Nov. 18 -- 16 days before he allegedly shot dead UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City -- law enforcement sources told ABC News.
This comes as prosecutors are preparing for Mangione to arrive back in New York as early as Tuesday. Sources tell ABC News that the suspect is "almost certain" to waive extradition from Pennsylvania after hiring a high-profile defense attorney. A grand jury could also hand down an indictment at any moment, speeding up the extradition process.
Mangione appeared in court in Pennsylvania last Monday, shortly after his arrest at a McDonald's restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania, following a five-day manhunt across multiple states. Mangione told a judge he was in touch with his family "until recently."
Law enforcement sources told ABC News that Mangione's mother spoke with a task force of FBI agents and New York Police Department detectives one day before her son's arrest on Dec. 9.
That conversation followed a tip the FBI received from the police in San Francisco, where Mangione's mother filed the missing persons report.
RELATED: Defense fund established by supporters of suspected CEO killer Luigi Mangione tops $100K
The tip from SFPD was based on physical appearance and Mangione's mother, in her conversation with the Joint Violent Crimes Task Force last Sunday, indicated the person in the surveillance photos circulated by the NYPD could be her son, the sources said.
The task force was still working on the information the mother and San Francisco Police Department provided when Mangione, 26, was arrested in Altoona.
The Mangione family released a statement saying they were "shocked and devastated by Luigi's arrest" and offered "our prayers to the family of Brian Thompson and we ask people to pray for all involved."
Mangione is currently in custody at a Pennsylvania state prison after a judge denied bail on Tuesday. Mangione faces charges in Pennsylvania including allegedly possessing an untraceable ghost gun. In New York, he faces charges including second-degree murder.
This comes as prosecutors are preparing for Mangione to arrive back in New York as early as Tuesday. Sources tell ABC News that the suspect is "almost certain" to waive extradition from Pennsylvania after hiring a high-profile defense attorney. A grand jury could also hand down an indictment at any moment, speeding up the extradition process.
Mangione appeared in court in Pennsylvania last Monday, shortly after his arrest at a McDonald's restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania, following a five-day manhunt across multiple states. Mangione told a judge he was in touch with his family "until recently."
Law enforcement sources told ABC News that Mangione's mother spoke with a task force of FBI agents and New York Police Department detectives one day before her son's arrest on Dec. 9.
That conversation followed a tip the FBI received from the police in San Francisco, where Mangione's mother filed the missing persons report.
RELATED: Defense fund established by supporters of suspected CEO killer Luigi Mangione tops $100K
The tip from SFPD was based on physical appearance and Mangione's mother, in her conversation with the Joint Violent Crimes Task Force last Sunday, indicated the person in the surveillance photos circulated by the NYPD could be her son, the sources said.
The task force was still working on the information the mother and San Francisco Police Department provided when Mangione, 26, was arrested in Altoona.
The Mangione family released a statement saying they were "shocked and devastated by Luigi's arrest" and offered "our prayers to the family of Brian Thompson and we ask people to pray for all involved."
Mangione is currently in custody at a Pennsylvania state prison after a judge denied bail on Tuesday. Mangione faces charges in Pennsylvania including allegedly possessing an untraceable ghost gun. In New York, he faces charges including second-degree murder.
Mangione's mother spoke with FBI and detectives the day before his arrest, indicating surveillance photos could be her son.
The family appear to live in SanFran, so mightve not wanted to make the journey to PA if he was going to be moved soon. Interesting to see if they visit him in prison.
I'm actually a couple years younger than Luigi. Nice try.
I'd like the Sam Bankman-Freid one. They made everyone look like Jewish goblins.
They live in Towson, MD
His mother filed the missing report in SF because she thought he was working for his employer who are based there. I guess LM lied about still working there before he cut contacts.
Credit to the artist for a true to life depiction then.
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how the fuck would you know cursive then?
European education.
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Yeah, we even take classic greek and latin still in high school. Well, assuming you're not a retard who goes to a vocational school.
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Someone renounce this woman's Italian card, an italian mother ratting on her son to the feds unprompted??? Madone...
Helvetia
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SOMEONE won't be invited to the Helvetia-Mangione Christmas Dinners...
they stopped it a few years ago, but after i left lower school. basic script is still "joined up", just not cursive.
Its very popular in a lot of western europe.
The corporate ghouls want their revenge. Seems like the strategy will be to wait for the state trial first, and proceed with federal charges if the jury fucks it up as a fallback.
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Just like I said. The government and corporations are in cahoots.
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tbf older italian women can be absolute smoke shows. I was doing some work for an older guy (mid 60s probably) married to an italian woman and when I met his wife I thought "Wow nice job dude" thinking she was in her fifties and looking really good for her age. She ended up being almost 80, it shook me to my core when I found out. She must have looked like she was 30 when she was actually in her fiftiesIf anyone likes an older woman, it's the Italians.
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This article also contains some more shit from "the notebook" which makes it seem like him targeting a healthcare CEO had nothing to do with his own personal healthcare...
More like he wanted to make a change
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I’ve got faith in @Helvetia, I think she can actually do this.If anyone likes an older woman, it's the Italians.
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possibly got to talking with others on the ward / physio / drs office. shit, might've got a few dms from reddit. just some of the stories in this thread make me want to shoot a ceo.