The judge in New York throws the charges of terrorism against Luigi Manjion, allows the killing to stand

On Tuesday, a judge rejected the charges of terrorism against Luigi Mangarians in the New York State case due to the killing of UNITEDHELTHARE, Brian Tumson, but he kept the second -degree murder against the Ivi League graduate.

Manager’s lawyers have argued in the New York case, and the leadership of the death penalty is parallel to a double -risk. But Judge Gregory Caro rejected this argument, saying that it would be too early to take such a design.

It is the first court appearance in manganese in the state case since February.

The 27 -year -old attracted a monitoring as a frustration of frustration with the health insurance industry. Dozens of his supporters appeared to the last hearing, and many were wearing the color of the Luigi green video game as a symbol of solidarity. He was based on his accusation in the federal case with a similar flow.

In his written decision, the judge said that although there is no doubt that the killing was not the ordinary street crime, the New York Law is not simply considered terrorism because it was driven by ideology.

“While the defendant was clearly expressing Animus for UHC, and the health care industry in general, he does not follow that his goal is to” intimidate and force the civilian population, “and indeed, there was no evidence of this goal.

Before the trial hearing in the December 1 case, which was days before the Menguns scheduled in the court in the federal case against him.

Mangeuns were arrested 5 days after the killing

Managers acknowledged that he was not guilty of multiple murder charges, including killing as terrorist act, on December 4, 2024, killing. A convincing gunmen showed a convincing gunman shooting Thompson from behind when he arrived at a New York Hilton investor conference in the city center.

Police says that “delay”, “denial” and “deposit” were recruited on ammunition, simulating a common use to describe how insurance companies avoid payment of claims.

Mangeion was arrested five days later, after it was monitored for breakfast in McDonald’s in Altona, Pennsylvania, about 370 km west of New York City. Since then, he has been detained in the same Federal Prison of Brooklyn, where Sean “Didi” Comes has been imprisoned.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Manhattan claims that there are no dual cases of danger, because any of the manganese cases have not been tried and because federal judicial prosecutions include various legal theories.

Mangari lawyers say fencing cases have created a “legal quagmire” that makes it “legally impossible and defense against them at the same time.”

Fencing cases

The charges of the state, which carries the maximum life in prison, claim that manganese wanted to “intimidate or force the civilian population” – that is, insurance employees and investors. Federal charges claim that Mangarians have chased Thompson and not involved the allegations of terrorism.

US Prosecutor Bam Bondi announced in April that she was directing federal prosecutors to obtain the death penalty due to “act of political violence” and “deliberate assassination, cold cold shocked America.”

The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Manhattan Province has broadcast widely from handwritten manganese notes in the court that seeks to support government murder charges. They highlighted his desire to kill Honcho insurance and his Madiha to Ted Kakzhenski, the late terrorist known as Ubomber.

In the writings, the prosecutors said, manganese suffered the rebellion against the “murderous kartel, greed that nourishes health insurance” and said that the death of an executive official “was transporting a greedy bastard.” They also cited a confession that he had formulated “to the federalists”, where he wrote that “it had to be done.”

Prosecutors in the June file said: “The intentions of mangis were clear from his actions, but his writings are working to make these intentions clear.”

The writings, which they sometimes described as a statement, “conveyed a clear message: that the killing of Brian Thompson was aiming to make a revolutionary change in the health care industry.”