Fingerprints match between Luigi Mangione and prints found at scene of UnitedHealthcare CEO killing, sources say | CNN
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Law enforcement officials have confirmed a positive match between fingerprints found at the scene of the assassination of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson and those of the suspect, Luigi Mangione. In a high-profile case that has sent shockwaves through the corporate world, the authorities are investigating the motive behind the killing. This is the first forensic match directly tying Mangione to the crime scene. Mangione, described as a privileged Ivy League graduate, has received some public sympathy and offers of financial support for his legal defense. The shocking murder has laid bare widespread American resentment of the healthcare industry.
Following his arrest at a McDonald’s, Mangione is currently fighting extradition to New York from Pennsylvania. His attorney denies his involvement in the crime and plans to plead not guilty to charges related to a gun and fake ID police found when he was arrested. Mangione’s writings, referencing pain from a back injury, have become significant in the investigation into the case. New York prosecutors have charged Mangione with one count of murder, among other charges. Due to Mangione’s fight against extradition, it could take weeks before he can be brought to New York to face trial. An NYPD intelligence report suggests that the suspect was motivated by anger against the health insurance industry and corporate greed in general.
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