Accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione is anticipated to face federal costs within the coming days — on high of the first-degree New York state homicide cost he was hit with Tuesday, in keeping with regulation enforcement sources.
Sources informed The Submit federal prosecutors have secured an indictment from a grand jury in opposition to the 26-year-old, who allegedly gunned down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a midtown Manhattan road on Dec. 4.
It’s unclear when the indictment from the US Lawyer’s Workplace for the Southern District of New York in opposition to Mangione will likely be unsealed. The incoming federal costs in opposition to him had been additionally not instantly identified.
Mangione was slapped with an upgraded first-degree rap by the Manhattan District Lawyer’s Workplace on Tuesday to associate with the 2 second-degree homicide counts he’s dealing with.
He has denied finishing up the high-profile slaying.
Mangione was captured days after the slaying in Pennsylvania following what Manhattan District Lawyer Alvin Bragg known as a “well-planned focused homicide.”
Whereas the Ivy Leaguer is at present in custody within the Keystone State, he’s anticipated to waive extradition and be hauled again to the Huge Apple on Thursday.
The Manhattan US Lawyer’s Workplace declined remark. The Submit has sought remark from Mangione’s lawyer, Karen Friedman-Agnifilio, and the Manhattan DA’s Workplace.
If he’s convicted of the state first-degree homicide cost, he may spend the remainder of his life behind bars.
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