In a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing, a judge ruled that evidence found in Luigi Mangione’s backpack during his detention in Pennsylvania cannot be used in his trial for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. While the magazine, cellphone, passport, wallet, and computer chip from the backpack were suppressed due to a lack of sufficient control by Mangione at the time of his detention, a journal found within the backpack can still be presented as evidence. Mangione is accused of fatally shooting Thompson in December 2024.
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Trump pleading with a judge to stop Jan. 6 evidence from coming out before the 2024 election speaks volumes. As someone who always claims innocence, it’s puzzling why he would want to hide more evidence. The events of January 6th were a day filled with chaos and violence, not love as he tries to portray it. It’s concerning that he is attempting to suppress evidence of potential involvement of groups like Antifa. The question that arises is, if he truly has nothing to hide, why the desperation to stop the evidence from being released?
The delay tactics employed by Trump have brought us to a point where crucial evidence is on the brink of being made public right before the election.… Continue reading
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