Mangione faced two federal charges that each carry a possible life sentence: interstate stalking resulting in death and stalking through use of interstate facilities resulting in death. He did not face murder charges in federal court. The federal judge said during the hearing, which is still taking place, that she will not sentence Mangione on Friday, and that he still has the right to change his mind.
Mangione, 28, was arrested in December 2024 on suspicion of fatally shooting Thompson in New York City five days earlier while the health executive was walking to a conference. The case quickly drew the attention of people across the country, some of whom regarded Mangione as a symbol for those who are frustrated with the health insurance industry in the U.S.
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The Trump Administration has publicly condemned Mangione, with then-Attorney General Pam Bondi saying last year that the Justice Department would seek the death penalty against him.
After Bondi’s announcement last year, Mangione’s attorneys claimed that “the United States government intends to kill Mr. Mangione as a political stunt.”
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