Hey, weirdos. You know we usually steer clear of active cases, not because we're not following

them, but because we believe in giving you the complete, thoroughly research picture while also

staying respectful to everybody involved. But we have been absolutely glued to the Law and

Crime Network lately following the Luigi Mangione trial. For those who are having a hard time

with the name, Luigi is the 26-year-old charged with

the December murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. And while we want to be really

mindful about how we discuss this, because at its core, this is about the loss of a human life,

we can't ignore how this case has sparked some really complex conversations across social

media. That's why we're super excited to tell you about

law and crime's new podcast series, Luigi. What makes this podcast series special is how

thoughtfully they're handling such a sensitive topic. The host, Jesse Weber, is doing an

incredible job, presenting a comprehensive look at the case through exclusive interviews,

courtroom documents, and in-depth coverage.

It explores not just the trial itself, but the deeper questions this case has raised about our

health care system, all while never losing sight of the human impact at its center.

I'm about to play you a clip from the first episode of Law and Crimes Luigi, which will be

available exclusively on Wondery Plus on March 24th. Already a Wondery Plus member?

Then you can start listening to Luigi right now. Not yet subscribed, head to WonderyPlus.com

to get early ad-free access to this series, morbid, and so many other amazing shows.

A falsified New Jersey driver's license under the name Mark Rosario hinted at an attempt to hide his true identity,

the same alias he had used when checking into a New York City hostel before his arrest.

A stash of cash totaling $10,000, including $2,000 in foreign currency, as if he had been perhaps preparing for a swift escape,

...