Neither will we.” Another woman was selling “Free Luigi” T-shirts for $40 a pop to raise money for Mangione’s legal defense fund. “It’s never good for someone to die. At the same time ...

Luigi Mangione, the suspect accused of shooting ... hundreds of supporters chanted his name and wore t-shirts with his face on them outside the court. Meanwhile, his lawyer, Karen Friedman ...

Dozens of people wearing “Free Luigi” shirts and carrying homemade signs braved the frigid New York City weather to show their support for Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing ...

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has amassed a devoted fanbase, with supporters raising over $610,000 for his defense and portraying him as a vigilante.

Weeks after an assassin’s bullet in New York City killed the CEO of a major health insurance company, it appears a current of fear has spread into company boardrooms: Florida's state-backed insurer ...

TWISTED supporters of alleged assassin Luigi Mangione beamed at him in court and hurled sick chants outside on Friday, with some even traveling across the country to attend his hearing. Mangione ...

One woman in a pink T-shirt that read “Mind Your Own Uterus ... Dozens of protesters are holding signs in support of both Mangione (“Free Luigi”) and humane health-care access (“For ...

A blonde woman wearing a custom-knit "FREE LUIGI" scarf was among those who did secure ... Outside of the Manhattan criminal courthouse, an enterprising woman sold tee-shirts, including one of Luigi ...

“Free Luigi” shirts are being sold. The legal defense fund for him, which has raised more than $625,000 as of Thursday, Feb. 27, issued a public statement saying that while Mangione can’t ...

Wearing a bulletproof vest over a sweater and dress shirt, Mangione was hauled into ... could be heard cheering and chanting “free Luigi” and “health care is a human right” outside the ...

Some sold baby-pink “Luigi t-shirts” and raised hand-painted signs ... of Luigi supporters screaming outside the courtroom: “Free Luigi!,” they whooped and hollered.