The fingerprints of Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old Italian-American arrested for the murder of Brian Thompson, match some of those found at the crime scene in New York. This is what New York police sources reported to the North American media, thus reporting direct evidence linking Mangione to the crime. It was not specified where these footprints were found.
In recent days, police said the killer had stopped, before ambushing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, at a Starbucks where he had purchased a bottle of water and two energy bars. Mangione was arrested two days ago at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania following a tip from an employee. Police found on him a ghost gun similar to the one used in the murder, a mask like the killer’s, a fake New Jersey ID that matches the one used in a New York hostel, and a document that appears to claim action against the greed of the killer. health insurance.
Source: IL Tempo
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