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EX500rider

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3. That's for the courts

Reply to TBF (Reply #2)

Fri Jan 30, 2026, 12:01 PM

Jan 30

The rest of us can decide by the known evidence, including being found with the gun used in the murder and matching the photos of the crime and having a anti-insurance manifesto, etc

......upon searching Mangione's backpack again, police said they found a 3D-printed gun and a 3D-printed suppressor. Police stated that they also found a fake driver's license from New Jersey bearing the name "Mark Rosario". Reportedly, a man who checked into a Manhattan hostel in late November used an ID with the same name. Police later reported that shell casings found at the crime scene matched the gun found on Mangione. The police also said that when they arrested him, they found a 262-word handwritten document partly about the American healthcare system.

He certainly sounds innocent, lol

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Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty, judge rules [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 30 OP

Healthcare in this country is an abomination. Joinfortmill Jan 30 #1

Innocent until proven guilty - TBF Jan 30 #2

That's for the courts EX500rider Jan 30 #3

Police state a lot of things. Boy, the attacks on here are ruthless - TBF Jan 30 #9

So you think cops in another jurisdiction just happened to have the correct gun... EX500rider Jan 30 #22

Save it - I'm not fighting with you. nt TBF Jan 30 #23

Sure, don't blame you not much you can say to that is there EX500rider Jan 30 #24

I doubt the opinion of guilt on a message bard carries judicial weight Torchlight Jan 30 #4

Nope, and not what I was referring to... Joinfortmill Jan 30 #5

There's a photo of someone ... nt TBF Jan 30 #7

Have you been saying the same sarisataka Jan 30 #6

Did you have a defendant in mind - TBF Jan 30 #8

People have been calling the agents murders sarisataka Jan 30 #10

It's very different as the correspondent is targeting one particular person. TBF Jan 30 #11

The person saying he must face consequences is a DU poster sarisataka Jan 30 #12

I'm not playing your little games. You are comparing apples and oranges. TBF Jan 30 #13

The question is simple, yet you refuse to answer it sarisataka Jan 30 #14

There's no law that says I have to answer your questions - TBF Jan 30 #15

Since you insist sarisataka Jan 30 #16

Of course - burden of proof is on the prosecution to TBF Jan 30 #17

That was all I was asking. sarisataka Jan 30 #19

The real injustice here is the judge allowing evidence that was taken without a warrant Hassin Bin Sober Jan 30 #18

A separate issue but sarisataka Jan 30 #20

"I'm not playing your little games." Prairie Gates Jan 30 #21

I'm not sure they have the right guy. I do remember Juanita Broaddrick tweeting the shooter seemed like a woman to her ck4829 Feb 2 #25

Strange he ended up with the murder weapon then......nt EX500rider Feb 2 #28

I'm just glad he will not face the death penalty in this case. I'm opposed to the death penalty not so much on moral generalbetrayus Feb 2 #26

Brian Thompson defrauded Medicare System for over $50 million. MenloParque Feb 2 #27