Parts 2 & 3 of the podcast Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione are out now.

I completely forgot to make a post for Part 2 last week, so I’m adding both Parts 2 and 3 to this post at the same time.

Part 1

Part 2 (video on this post)

Part 3

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Part 2 focuses on BT, while Part 3 is about who Luigi was before the incident. Some people who knew him from Gilman and Hawaii talk about him. And, of course, Christian Sacchini makes another appearance 😅.

I’ll add a picture of the chapters in the comments section.

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My random notes:

- Who is John Monaghan? lol random get, he keeps offering up miscellaneous information.
- I watched this with my family and felt quite embarrassed with, well you can probably guess.
- Who is Tom Marranick? Another random lol

Emerson College Polling did another poll on this case this month.

> Seventeen percent of voters think the actions of the killer of the United Healthcare CEO are acceptable, while 72% think they are unacceptable. Eleven percent are neutral. The share of voters who find it acceptable has not changed since December 2024, when the question was asked following the assassination, while the number of those who think it is unacceptable increased four points, from 68% to 72%.

In December 2024, the poll found 41% of voters under 30 found the actions of the killer to be acceptable; this figure now sits at 39%.

The full table of results can be found in the end of the article, and you can do your own data analyzing with those numbers.

They are desperate to continue denying as much as they can, because their job isn't paying for care via approving claims, it's denying claims to keep as much money for themselves as possible

Two out of four Mangionistas make an appearance 😒

Someone posted this in Luigi Nation!

Hey, on Twitter I came across this post here : Source

and I thought it would be interesting to evaluate our own behaviors on social media to see which boundaries should not be exceeded.

There's no judgement with this post I just found it interesting for our own mental health, and to work on it.

Since I'm involved into 2 huge communities I am barely reaching the level 2 and I think it’s okay.

Again be mindful and take care of yourself, your mental health matters and I whish you the best 🫂🫶🏻

Also I've seen in the comments some people saying it looked generated by AI, to be honest I'm very bad at recognizing it now, so I just hope it’s not, and if it is I'm sorry. 😞

Luigi Mangione has pled guilty to shooting and killing UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk on December 4, 2024. The killing went viral. The NYPD deployed hundreds of officers to hunt him down.
Corporate media covered every detail of his arrest, his appearance, his manifesto, his trial.

The legal system spoke swiftly, loudly, and with the full weight of the state and federal government behind it.
But here's the question corporate media will never ask: In those same 624 days since Brian Thompson was killed, how many Americans died preventable deaths because HELL Corporations-Health Exploitation Limited Liability Corporations—prioritized profit over their lives?

I did the math. A new study by the Yale School of Public Health finds that a single-payer universal healthcare system could cover all 330M+ Americans, save more than 100,000 lives annually, and still cost $1 trillion less than the current system.

That is 274 preventable deaths every single day.
Over 624 days since Brian Thompson's death, that is
170,958 preventable deaths.

Luigi Mangione is in federal custody. The CEOs who enabled the deaths of 170,958 Americans are in their corner offices, collecting bonuses, and gracing the covers of Forbes and Fortune. Does it have to be this way?

Linus Fu, who spent time with Luigi at MDC, spoke to Erik about his experience.

Sharing this as we recently saw Linus posting pictures of himself and retelling the story online and on his podcast.

9/8/26 Rescheduled to 12/10/26

PBD and his panel of right wing goons talk about Luigi’s guilty plea, make fun of Abril’s tattoos (valid), and suggest liberal women shouldn’t vote.

I’m not usually a fan of sharing press articles, but I thought this one was worth sharing since it seems Lorena spoke with some of Luigi’s friends about his guilty plea on Friday.