Luigi Mangione faces charges in both New York and Pennsylvania and federal charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last year.

Police subsequently arrested Mangione days after the shooting at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pa., and alleged that he was found with a “ghost gun,” fake IDs and a letter addressed to “the feds” claiming ...

Erie resident, 22, indicted on charges he trafficked in fentanyl and illegally possessed guns. He was on probation in 2022 robbery-related, gun case.

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing United HealthCare ... Mangione allegedly was found carrying multiple pieces of fake identification, a statement about the murder and a ghost gun, which is a ...

Luigi Mangione reportedly kept a "stash" of explicit videos, described as "cinema level" in quality, with "perfect lighting." ...

A legal battle is brewing over how police in a small Pennsylvania town questioned, searched, and arrested the United ...

Luigi allegedly had a “ghost gun,” several fake I.D. cards and a “manifesto” on his person when police placed him under arrest. In the manifesto allegedly written by Luigi, he criticized ...

Luigi Mangione, the man accused in the slaying ... ID used to check into a hostel in New York City and a so-called "ghost gun." He was taken into custody and later extradited to New York.