Luigi Mangione has some State level charges dropped.

[citygator]

there are lawyers who would jump at the chance to do this pro bono or for winning only if you really had a case.

You would find a way to get the money if you truly needed it.

I guess these people hated their mom.

US Healthcare Crisis: Mother Dies After Insurance Denies Life-Saving Drugs - SAC - Law Offices of Stephenson Acquisto & Colman

Introduction: A Heart That Couldn’t Wait Kierra Campbell was 27 years old. A mother of seven. A fighter battling end-stage...

www.sacfirm.com

Kierra Campbell was 27 years old. A mother of seven. A fighter battling end-stage heart failure. She didn’t lose her life solely to illness; she lost it to an unforgiving bureaucracy that let paperwork outweigh the value of her life. Her heart medication was cut off because of a missed child support hearing that triggered a sanction, ending her Medicaid coverage. The IV drugs keeping her alive cost $1,000 a week. Without insurance, Kierra couldn’t pay. And without those drugs, her heart couldn’t keep beating.

Here’s how quickly a life can unravel: Kierra had been hospitalized for over a month with severe heart failure. During that time, she missed a child support hearing. The court issued a sanction. Medicaid was terminated. The hospital’s pharmacy flagged her account. Her IV medications stopped. Within weeks, she was recording her final message. The entire sequence—from missed hearing to death sentence—took less time than most insurance appeals.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

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"Insanity: Thinking it's wrong to lose your job because of what you said, but what you said was Charlie should lose his life for what he said." Mario Murillo

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I'm so past the loons double standards

This past week has been an eye opener

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I'm so past the loons double standards

This past week has been an eye opener

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Be ready.

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[martybegan]

Do you even read anything you link to?

No, you never really have

"His lawyers have been fighting to get the state charges thrown out entirely, arguing the parallel cases amount to double jeopardy. In his written decision Tuesday, Judge Gregory Carro ruled against their request."

You ignorantly ask, What it has to do with the constitution?

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt5-3-1/ALDE_00000858/

This ruling didn't have anything to do with that. This was State terrorism enhanced charges

Did YOU even read the article, dipshit?

 

[Dante]

So are you part of the assassination culture?... are you so selfish and lazy that you don't want to cover your own healthcare?... killing that man did nothing to lower the cost of health insurance... I hope the DOJ hits him with murder one....

I don't like insurance companies anymore than anyone else but I'm not going to murder anyone over it.

Two Kooks in a pod

assassination culture?

and Mangione did not murder the guy for reasons the crazed Lady Sassy claims. It was a personal thing. Not about Insurance Companies, but what one company did to him personally

 

[martybegan]

I guess these people hated their mom.

US Healthcare Crisis: Mother Dies After Insurance Denies Life-Saving Drugs - SAC - Law Offices of Stephenson Acquisto & Colman

Introduction: A Heart That Couldn’t Wait Kierra Campbell was 27 years old. A mother of seven. A fighter battling end-stage...

www.sacfirm.com

Kierra Campbell was 27 years old. A mother of seven. A fighter battling end-stage heart failure. She didn’t lose her life solely to illness; she lost it to an unforgiving bureaucracy that let paperwork outweigh the value of her life. Her heart medication was cut off because of a missed child support hearing that triggered a sanction, ending her Medicaid coverage. The IV drugs keeping her alive cost $1,000 a week. Without insurance, Kierra couldn’t pay. And without those drugs, her heart couldn’t keep beating.

Here’s how quickly a life can unravel: Kierra had been hospitalized for over a month with severe heart failure. During that time, she missed a child support hearing. The court issued a sanction. Medicaid was terminated. The hospital’s pharmacy flagged her account. Her IV medications stopped. Within weeks, she was recording her final message. The entire sequence—from missed hearing to death sentence—took less time than most insurance appeals.

Why not blame the court for not intervening?

 

[Dante]

This ruling didn't have anything to do with that. This was State terrorism enhanced charges

Did YOU even read the article, dipshit?

It's from your link in the OP

Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

Luigi Mangione appeared in court Tuesday in Manhattan, where two state terrorism charges were thrown out, but the murder charge will stand.

www.cbsnews.com

This ruling didn't have anything to do with that. This was State terrorism enhanced charges

Did YOU even read the article, dipshit?

It's from your link in the OP

Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

Luigi Mangione appeared in court Tuesday in Manhattan, where two state terrorism charges were thrown out, but the murder charge will stand.

www.cbsnews.com

The real disturbing part isn't the charges being dropped, it is that this guy has groupies. He shot a man in cold blood in the back and people are supporting him.



Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

They dropped two top charges, but he is still being charged with Murder, just 2nd degree murder.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The real disturbing part isn't the charges being dropped, it is that this guy has groupies. He shot a man in cold blood in the back and people are supporting him.



Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

They dropped two top charges, but he is still being charged with Murder, just 2nd degree murder.

Killers always have groupies. Charles Manson turned down marriage proposals until the day he died. Richard Ramirez has women sending their panties to his lawyers to pass on. William Bonin had women hanging around the courtroom. And he was gay. The Menendez Brothers both married fans. It is peculiar only among women. Men don't do this.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Two Kooks in a pod

assassination culture?

and Mangione did not murder the guy for reasons the crazed Lady Sassy claims. It was a personal thing. Not about Insurance Companies, but what one company did to him personally

You should get back to the thread you bailed on after I totally shellacked you.

Stop being annoying

 

[martybegan]

It's from your link in the OP

Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

Luigi Mangione appeared in court Tuesday in Manhattan, where two state terrorism charges were thrown out, but the murder charge will stand.

www.cbsnews.com

It's from your link in the OP

Luigi Mangione's state terrorism charges dismissed in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder, judge rules

Luigi Mangione appeared in court Tuesday in Manhattan, where two state terrorism charges were thrown out, but the murder charge will stand.

www.cbsnews.com

The link said the lawyers were ALSO arguing about Double Jeopardy.

This ruling had NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT

 

[martybegan]

Killers always have groupies. Charles Manson turned down marriage proposals until the day he died. Richard Ramirez has women sending their panties to his lawyers to pass on. William Bonin had women hanging around the courtroom. And he was gay. The Menendez Brothers both married fans. It is peculiar only among women. Men don't do this.

Most don't have the groundswell of support this guy is getting.

You had to compare him to other, big cases.

 

[Dante]

You should get back to the thread you bailed on after I totally shellacked you.

Stop being annoying

We see you finally stopped wallowing in the group whine and are back to your Nonsensical Trolling

good for you

 

[struth]

Your side is responsible for almost 90% of extremist murders and has been shooting at Trump, burning down Shapiro's house, assassinating democrat state senate leaders like Hortman, beating Nancy's husband with a hammer you couldnt find her to kill, and rioting to overthrow the government by taking over the certification of the vote in 2020. **** you and your filthy murderous klan.

um the guy that burnt down Shapiro's house did so because he was pro-Hamas.

Alleged arsonist targeted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestine, search warrant says​

Alleged arsonist targeted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestine, search warrant says

The arsonist who allegedly tried to kill Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro decided to firebomb his residence because of "what he wants to do to the Palestinian people."

abcnews.go.com

Try again dembot.

Hortman was killed by a Tampon Timmy's political appointee and said he did it to help Timmy's political future

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/07/15/vance-boelter-melissa-hortman-murder-charges/

Sorry, facts and reality get in the way of your false narrative.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Killers always have groupies. Charles Manson turned down marriage proposals until the day he died. Richard Ramirez has women sending their panties to his lawyers to pass on. William Bonin had women hanging around the courtroom. And he was gay. The Menendez Brothers both married fans. It is peculiar only among women. Men don't do this.

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That's who the left cult are -- Manson Girls.

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[Dante]

The link said the lawyers were ALSO arguing about Double Jeopardy.

This ruling had NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT

again,
It's from your link in the OP

 

[SassyIrishLass]

We see you finally stopped wallowing in the group whine and are back to your Nonsensical Trolling

good for you

I am still following the other thread, Dainty Daisy.

 

[martybegan]

again,
It's from your link in the OP

Again, it has nothing to do with the ruling, nor the groupies hanging out in his support.

You really are daft, dainty.

 

[citygator]

Why not blame the court for not intervening?

"The entire sequence—from missed hearing to death sentence—took less time than most insurance appeals."

She didnt have $1,000 for the pills and you think she has a personal lawyer on call to go against Big Insure? You guys crack me up. I mean, no one thinks our healthcare system is good. But sure, run on suing for healthcare from you deathbed as a plan for 2026. Brilliant.

 

[Dante]

Luigi Mangione's terrorism charges thrown out​

Luigi Mangione (R) appears with his lawyer Marc Agnifilo in court for a hearing on his state murder charges in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan Supreme Court on September 16, 2025 in New York City.

The 27-year-old faces both state and federal charges in the killing of Thompson, a husband and father of two, last December outside a Manhattan hotel. The 11 state charges included murder and terrorism, and the federal ones carry the possibility of the death penalty.

His lawyers have been fighting to get the state charges thrown out entirely, arguing the parallel cases amount to double jeopardy. In his written decision Tuesday, Judge Gregory Carro ruled against their request.

The defense had also asked for the two terrorism charges to be dropped, arguing they don't apply. Prosecutors, however, alleged Mangione's intent was to "violently broadcast a social and political message to the public at large."

The judge ruled to dismiss both terrorism charges -- murder in the first degree in furtherance of an act of terrorism and murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism -- writing they were "legally insufficient."

"There was no evidence presented of a desire to terrorize the public, inspire widespread fear, engage in a broader campaign of violence, or to conspire with organized terrorist groups," Carro wrote. "Here, the crime - the heinous, but targeted and discrete killing of one person -- is very different from the examples of terrorism set forth in the statute."

 

[martybegan]

"The entire sequence—from missed hearing to death sentence—took less time than most insurance appeals."

She didnt have $1,000 for the pills and you think she has a personal lawyer on call to go against Big Insure? You guys crack me up. I mean, no one thinks our healthcare system is good. But sure, run on suing for healthcare from you deathbed as a plan for 2026. Brilliant.

There was no death sentence. That shows the bias of the article in question.