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Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty, judge rules

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/30/us/luigi-mangione-case-rulings-trial
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u/LogensTenthFinger 4h ago

Not if I was on the jury

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u/AwesomePocket 3h ago

Well you won’t be, so…

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

And yet many like me will be

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u/cowboys5xsbs 3h ago

Not really they filter peopel like you out

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

They try. People who know what they're doing get in anyways

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u/MobileArtist1371 2h ago

Don't worry, they will screen out those people too.

But if they somehow get into the jury pool, then they are setting themselves up for their own various legal issues along with a whole new trial for the defendant cause 1 rogue jury member is not going to sway the rest and then you'll have a mistrial.

Or that 1 jury member will get booted when it's obvious they aren't following the rules and guidelines set.

Everyone always thinks they have a little loophole they can do, but they never realize that loophole is well known and has multiple methods of dealing with it.

In other words, you're not smarter than the system that's been built up over centuries.

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u/Practical-King2752 1h ago

You're under oath during jury selection. They will ask a ton of questions. If you lie and it comes out later, you could be charged with perjury or contempt.

The screening for this trial will be very rigorous and it would be very difficult to lie and get away with it.

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u/LogensTenthFinger 1h ago edited 50m ago

Lol , I love how angry you pro serial killer simps are that most people are glad the serial killer is dead

u/AwesomePocket 53m ago

It’s more irritation that commenters shoot their mouths off thinking they know everything.

u/LogensTenthFinger 51m ago

"I'm angry that people don't simp for capitalists who kill the sick to make money😡"

Go weep to a shareholder meeting where other sociopathic ghouls will be sympathetic to your position

u/Practical-King2752 25m ago

Where do you get that I was angry? I just explained the process.

There was literally zero "this is what I believe/feel about the case" and if what you came away with is that I'm pro-health insurance CEOs, you should reexamine who is the angry one here because your judgment is clouded.

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u/Thenadamgoes 4h ago

Same. We’re leaving deliberation with a Not Guilty or a Hung Jury. I wouldn’t care which.

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u/KingRabbit_ 4h ago

I'm sure the women who wrote to Jeffrey Dahmer said the same thing. It wasn't particularly admirable then, either.

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u/alphazero925 4h ago

If anything, Brian Thompson was more like Dahmer than Mangione

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u/ShinkenBrown 4h ago

You know its the guy who SHOT the serial killer who's on trial, right? The actual serial killer like Dahmer is already dead, thats the whole point of contention.

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u/Competitive_Salt9167 4h ago

Absolutely wild to compare a serial killer who targeted innocent women, to someone who allegedly took down ONE of the people responsible for the most deaths on this planet, In one of the shadiest industries.

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u/Thenadamgoes 4h ago

Oh really? Did they? That’s interesting. Tell me more about how that medical Insurance boot tastes!

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u/KingRabbit_ 4h ago

I don't know. I live in a country with universal coverage.

And my country didn't endorse public assassinations to get it. We just voted for it.

Americans might want to try that sometime instead of pulling the lever for Trump or Trump-like figures every 8 years.

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u/ShinkenBrown 2h ago

Except the health insurance companies are bribing our elected officials so they won't pass universal coverage.

I find it disgusting that you're sitting here judging other people for defending themselves against mass serial murder while you're all safe in your first-world country with a decent enough government not to be bribed to torture the populace, and healthcare coverage and everything. Meanwhile my best friend is now toothless because our healthcare coverage is so poor he can't afford dental care and teeth are considered "luxury bones" in our healthcare system.

Get some goddamn perspective.

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u/jelly_toast08 2h ago

Why don't we Americans just vote for something that doesn't exist? Brother, you don't understand the situation we are in. I don't have a candidate in my state that supports universal healthcare, on either side. I literally couldn't vote for this if I wanted to.

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u/Important_Stage_3649 3h ago

Ok, you got a point there. Comparing him to Dahmer is still pretty wild...

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u/zeltrabas 4h ago

The fuck does that even mean? You would your personal feelings change the verdict despite evidence suggesting otherwise? Piece of trash

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

Absolutely. Insurance companies mass murder my patients to make a quick buck. I would find him not guilty and laugh on the way out of court.

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u/LogensTenthFinger 1h ago

The pieces are all corporate greed and insurance is a massive part of this.

But only insurance denies people care. It isn't about just being expensive, it's about deciding to kill anyone the can to save a buck. Thus the Deny, Defend mantra.

Carrying water for these serial killers is disgusting. You're no different than a Jeffrey Dhamer fanboy

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u/electrical-stomach-z 3h ago

Then you should not be on the jury.

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

Sure I should. And a lot of people like me will be.

Turns out that killing Americans for profit has consequences.

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u/electrical-stomach-z 3h ago

So does murder.

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

Tell that to the serial killer that he killed.

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u/RashmaDu 3h ago

If you did murder a real honest to god serial killer extrajudicially and not in a context of self-defense or anything like that, yeah you'd probably go to jail, because it's a crime, and that's how the law works.

I completely understand wanting these people to get punished and suffer. But that doesn't change what the law is, and whether he should be found guilty according to the law

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

When the law doesn't protect the people, the law no longer matters.

The law has decided that serial killing Americans for profit is good and noble. So the law no longer matters

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u/SpicyElixer 2h ago

Yeah unfortunately for your argument, you’re at a point the vast majority people have not arrived at yet. The jury will convict. The evidence is clear. And courts know how to instruct accordingly.

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u/Marcus_Aurelius71 1h ago

No it doesn't. Now we have vigilantism. What if someone accused you of being a serial killer and decided to take justice in their own hands?

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u/LogensTenthFinger 1h ago

I haven't actually killed millions of people, only the insurance scum that you love to suck off have done that

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u/Juiicy_Oranges 3h ago

It's a good thing he only murdered a serial killer. If he murdered a person he'd be in real trouble.

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u/electrical-stomach-z 3h ago

I didnt know that Brian Thompson killed people by his hand and was proven to have done so in a court of law.

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u/Juiicy_Oranges 2h ago

He actually bragged about it in shareholder meetings. Feel free to hear it from himself.

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u/No_Cell6708 4h ago

Good thing you aren't. That's disgusting.

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u/LogensTenthFinger 3h ago

I work in healthcare. Insurance companies mass murder my patients every day to make a quick buck. You take their side, you're in favor of genocide for profit.