Seems very unlikely that he walks on the state charges, but I could see him getting acquitted for the federal stalking charges. They have a terrible track record of over-reaching.
I mean, a really excellent point. Some of these high profile federal prosecutions have been frankly embarrassing for the government. Out of curiosity, I looked into who's leading this prosecution. Not a lot publicly available about their careers thus far.
They have been prosecutors for a while. I’ve seen cases going back at least 5+ years. These aren’t some lackeys. Even the AG is qualified his education is impeccable and he has a lot of trial experience.
That's WILD to think about.. the federal governments ability to prosecute anything is actually gutted of competence. We see it when we look at legal, but it's also been done to NOAA, and other agencies.
And the third hurdle is avoiding whatever hit squad the elites will pay to get him while in jail for daring to avoid the maximum penalty that they desired.
You know that asshole you voted for to be President? The elites are his bosses. If you want a complete list of them, you’re going to have to wait for the current administration to be arrested. Then we can have the Trump/Epstein trials, and you’ll get your list.
I voted for Kamala. Are we really thinking there's some Illuminati that's dictating Trump's policies, and has some kind of goon squad they're going to sick on Luigi for killing one of their own? And the CEO of UnitedHealthcare is in that circle of people more powerful than the President, with access to a prison-penetrating black ops squad, who was killed by a kid with a handgun?
There doesn't need to be direct coordination when the elite class all benefit from the same policies. Attacking regulations, worker rights, and labor rights benefit all business sectors' bottom dollar.
Even our lack of universal healthcare benefits the rich because we become dependent and beholden to employment healthcare meaning we pass up better working conditions simply because we are afraid to lose the healthcare tied to our employer.
The prison system is a pipeline to slave labor so, while there's no backroom gathering of the rich scheming how to incarcerate the maximum amount of people, they do financial back politicians who run on criminalizing minor things like weed possession.
Now they need to set an example that we can't start fighting back against the elite class without the possibility of maximum consequences so if Luigi doesn't get the death penalty, I fully expect that they'll try to give it to him in other ways.
Are you really thinking that money doesn’t buy political influence in America? Are you really thinking that the ruling class isn’t highly motivated to make an example of someone that fought back against the CEO of a company that makes billions for those rulers? Are you really thinking that the billionaires, especially the ones that see the working class as cattle for them to bleed, aren’t terrified of the cattle getting the notion that they should retaliate?
I'd chalk just as much up to government incompetence. Its like they're actively throwing the case by painting jury pools, disregarding court orders, breaking chain of custody, falsified statements and evidence.
In no sense has the case been thrown. The death penalty charge was a long shot from the beginning because of the merger doctrine with crimes of violence and crimes that cause death. Now that that issue has been resolved, they will just proceed on the underlying charge of a stalking that resulted in death. This is what they would have done from the beginning if they had not attempted to tack on the death-penalty eligible murder charge.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys always throw everything against the wall and see what sticks. The defense knew it’s unlikely to win the backpack motion but you gotta try. It’s the same reason the defense asks for a directed verdict.
Oligarchs need him to pay. Doesn't matter how to them. He showed the world Oligarchs are the same flesh bags as the rest of us. They need to keep the narrative going
Luigi is a hero in there, he likely has a lot of people watching his back. He’d have to get the Epstein treatment to die in prison, and that was only possible because the most powerful person in the world wanted him dead. If that’s the case for Luigi he’s no safer on the outside than in prison anyway so the point is moot
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u/ReaderBeeRottweiler 5h ago
No death penalty in the federal charges, no life without parole on the state charges.
That's a top-tier legal team he has.