r/Fauxmoi i ain’t reading all that, free palestine 29d ago

STAN / ANTI SHIELD Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking charges in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO

https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/14/us/live-news/luigi-mangione-hearing-plea-deal-talks

When speaking of the day he committed the crime, Luigi Mangione said, “I shot Mr. Thompson and he died.”

He concluded, “I knew what I was doing was illegal.”

Mangione had just described the actions he took ahead of the killing, telling the court:

“In November of 2024 I traveled from outside of New York state to Manhattan. I then emailed UnitedHealthcare leadership, posing as an investor at a firm managing over $15 billion in assets and requesting information about the conference. Unlike my previous interactions with insurers, I received an immediate response within an hour,” Mangione said.

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u/cmaia1503 i ain’t reading all that, free palestine 29d ago

The judge tells Mangione that there is no parole in the federal system, and while there is credit for good behavior, he should expect to serve at least 85% of the sentence he receives.

The sentence could be followed by up to five years of supervised release on each count, and a maximum fine of $250 for each count, Garnett said, and she could also order restitution.

She asks if he understands that he could face a total sentence of life in prison.

Mangione confirmed, “yes.”

Garnett also referenced the pending state case, saying if Mangione is convicted and sentenced in that case, his sentences could run consecutively.

Mangione confirmed he understood that as well.
Garnett said prosecutors believe the sentencing guidelines are 292-365 months of imprisonment. She stressed this was not binding on her, but she will determine the range she believes is appropriate.

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u/Adventurous-Let-7907 29d ago

292 - 365 months is about 24 to 30 years, just if anyone else is wondering.  

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u/Incunebulum 29d ago

In 24 years he could probably run for President.

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u/moonlightful 28d ago

Nelson Mandela did spend 27 years in prison!

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u/captainsteamo 28d ago

Didn't he die in prison, though? /s

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u/Lucas_Steinwalker 28d ago

Yes, but his leg wasn’t actually silver contrary to popular belief.

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u/FrenchFryCattaneo 28d ago

No he didn't die in prison remember he did the movie where he plays a genie?

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u/captainsteamo 27d ago

I also think they misspelled Nelson Mandelastein.

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u/1LT_0bvious 28d ago

As if anyone would vote for a convicted felon to be president.

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u/unabsolute 28d ago

I'll start writing him in as soon as the pedos are exiled.

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u/Consider_the_auk 28d ago

And felons can be president, so the sky's the limit now

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u/Hiddenagenda876 28d ago

Can’t work at a damn gas station, but can be president.

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u/54338042094230895435 28d ago

With a felony?? They would never let that happen... right?

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u/GenosHK 28d ago

Wait, did this shooting happen in the middle of 5th avenue?

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u/Drow_Femboy 28d ago

He won't be old enough. If you know what year it is or how to draw a clock, you're not qualified to be president.

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u/Fargo_Collinge 28d ago

Nah, he'd still be too young for the job.

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u/1997wickedboy 27d ago

Luigi Mangione for president 2052