Luigi Mangione’s federal stalking case

The story so far

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   Update 3Aug 15 08:37 UTC12 hours later

   Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty to Killing UnitedHealthcare CEO

   Twenty months after Brian Thompson was killed in Manhattan, Luigi Mangione admitted in federal court that he shot him — a plea to stalking resulting in death that carries life, but leaves a state case unresolved.

   Still open after this report

   • The complete plea terms, sentencing recommendation, and full untruncated tracking narrative.
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   Update 2Aug 14 20:57 UTC7 hours later

   Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty to Killing UnitedHealthcare CEO in Manhattan

   In a hastily called Manhattan hearing, Luigi Mangione admitted killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson — months after a judge took the death penalty off the table.

   Still open after this report

   • No verified sentencing date, guideline calculation, precise counts of conviction, or plea-agreement status in provided sources.
   • No verified account of state-case schedule or double-jeopardy fight in provided sources.
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   Update 1Aug 14 13:53 UTC

   Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty in Federal Killing of CEO, Sets Up Fight Over State Trial

   Mangione admitted killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and pleaded to two federal stalking counts, betting the plea can block a Sept. 8 state murder trial.

   Still open after this report

   • No verified plea terms, sentencing promises, or written agreement language is available.
   • No verbatim transcript of the plea colloquy or judge response is available.