United Healthcare CEO murdered in NYC midtown

FrontRunner · Dec 3, 2025

StupidMoniker said: ↑

You can search containers accessible to the defendant at the time of their arrest under the doctrine of search incident to arrest. That includes the entire passenger compartment of your car, if you are arrested from your car, as well as your pockets and any bags you are carrying. You don't need a warrant to do this. It would also fall under the doctrine of inevitable discovery, because whatever you have with you when you are arrested would go to the jail with you and they would inventory any containers so that you don't have your money or credit cards mysteriously disappear. People file all sorts of motions in criminal cases, and many of them are desperation heaves from 3/4 court. I would be shocked if the gun or notebook were excluded.
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Would police need a warrant to read the notebook once it was discovered?

Commodore · Jan 30, 2026

naked lawlessness from these judges, they don't care

https://mxmnews.com/article/f517f28...-dodges-death-row-in-high-profile-ceo-killing

A federal judge has taken the death penalty off the table for Luigi Mangione, sharply narrowing the government's options in the high-profile case tied to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan street in December 2024.

U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett ruled Friday that prosecutors cannot pursue capital punishment, dismissing two federal counts that would have put the death penalty in play -- murder through the use of a firearm and using a firearm with a silencer to commit a crime of violence.

Mangione, 27, has pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges stemming from the fatal shooting, which authorities say occurred as Thompson was walking into a conference in Midtown Manhattan. While the death penalty is now off the table, Mangione still faces two federal stalking counts that carry a potential sentence of life in prison without parole if he is convicted.

tmacfor35 · Jan 30, 2026

Commodore said: ↑

naked lawlessness from these judges, they don't care

https://mxmnews.com/article/f517f28...-dodges-death-row-in-high-profile-ceo-killing

A federal judge has taken the death penalty off the table for Luigi Mangione, sharply narrowing the government's options in the high-profile case tied to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan street in December 2024.

U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett ruled Friday that prosecutors cannot pursue capital punishment, dismissing two federal counts that would have put the death penalty in play -- murder through the use of a firearm and using a firearm with a silencer to commit a crime of violence.

Mangione, 27, has pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges stemming from the fatal shooting, which authorities say occurred as Thompson was walking into a conference in Midtown Manhattan. While the death penalty is now off the table, Mangione still faces two federal stalking counts that carry a potential sentence of life in prison without parole if he is convicted.
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Shoot, I would rather be put to sleep than live the rest of my life in jail worrying about dropping their soap or getting stabbed in my sleep.

This is way way worse for him.

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