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Charity Vialis spent months fighting for safety, submitting pleas, fearing for her children's

lives after documented abuse by her husband.

She sought full custody in a painful divorce.

The final hearing coming just one day before the unthinkable. On December 3rd, law enforcement

discovered her body and the bodies of her six-year-old twin son and daughter shot dead in their

own home. A welfare check turned into a nightmare. For a family begging for protection, the thin promises of the system collapsed into a deadly silence.

Now a community mourns demanding answers,

while innocence lies cold in the dark.

Will Charities X be arrested?

Tonight we take a look. Meanwhile, in a crowded Manhattan courtroom,

Luigi Mangione sat at council table with his supporters in the gallery as surveillance video played.

Images of a sidewalk and some of the immediate aftermath that we haven't seen before.

Prosecutors say that video captures him committing

the assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. But his defense argues the evidence

seized from Mangione was obtained after unconstitutional searches. This suppression hearing,

swelling now to more than a week, we'll define what the jury sees at trial as both sides prepare for that big moment. We'll break down the

video with our experts as we take a look at the latest in this saga. But first, when 22-year-old Rebecca Park disappeared

in early November, many hoped it was a horrific misunderstanding. Three weeks later, her body

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